old-fashioned - staromódní

adjective - dressing like people dressed in the past, having ideas like people had in the past etc.

 

society - společnost

noun - the people who live in a country etc. who have the same customs, laws, traditions etc.

 

seeker - chytač

noun - (Harry Potter) one of the players of Quidditch whose job is to catch the Golden Snitch

 

rescue - záchrana

noun - the act of saving somebody from a harmful or dangerous situation (e.g. in the mountains etc.)

 

stationer - papírnictví

noun - a shop where you can buy paper, pens, pins etc; the person who owns the shop

spine - páteř

noun - the line of bones that goes down a person's back or the back of an animal

 

do - pomocné sloveso (především otázky a zápory v přít. a min. čase)

verb - an auxiliary used to form questions and negatives in the present simple and the past simple

judo - judo

noun - a kind of wrestling in which the opponents try to throw each other on the floor

vocals - vokály, zpěv

noun - the part of a song that is sung, the voice of a singer in a song

postmortem examination - pitva

noun, formal - the act of opening the body of a dead person to find out why they died

postmortem - pitva

noun, formal - the act of opening the body of a dead person to find out why they died

 

lock out - zabouchnout si dveře

verb - to shut the door and then be unable to enter because you don't have the key

 

spinal column - páteř

noun - the line of bones that goes down a person's back or the back of an animal

 

hush - pš, pst, ticho

interjection - the word we say or the sound we make when we want someone to be quiet

post-mortem - pitva

noun, formal - the act of opening the body of a dead person to find out why they died