biplane - dvojplošník

noun - an obsolete type of airplane with two pairs of wings, one above the other

 

entrust - svěřit, pověřit

verb - to give someone the responsibility for doing something or caring for someone or something

bran - otruby (slupky obilí)

noun - the outer coating of cereal grains, separated during milling, rich in fibre and nutrients

 

premise - premisa, předpoklad

noun, formal - a statement or proposition that serves as the basis for an argument or conclusion

 

trafficking - obchodování (nelegální), kšeftování

noun - the act of buying, selling, or transporting goods or people illegally, especially for exploitation

golfer - golfista, hráč golfu

noun - a person who plays the game of golf, either as a hobby or professionally

 

destitute - bez prostředků, chudobný, nuzný, zcela nemajetný

adjective - lacking the basic necessities of life, such as food, shelter, or money; completely impoverished

palisade - palisáda, ohrada (kůlová), kůlová ohrada

noun - a kind of defensive wall made by putting logs one next to the other

interstellar - mezihvězdný, interstelární

adjective, American English, technical - occurring or situated between stars; relating to or existing in the space between stars

 

narrow down - zúžit, omezit, redukovat, zredukovat

verb - to reduce the number of possibilities or choices by focusing on more specific options

 

bounty - odměna (peněžitá)

noun - a reward or generous gift, often in the form of money or valuable items

 

superiority - nadřazenost, přesila, převaha

noun - the state of being better or higher in rank, quality, or importance than others

 

master's - magistr, magisterské studium, magisterský titul, magisterský diplom

noun, informal - a short way to say "master's degree" or the study program at a university

self-portrait - autoportrét, vlastní podobizna

noun - a drawing, painting, photograph, or other artistic representation of oneself, created by the artist

preschool - předškolní

adjective - relating to the education or development of young children before they enter primary school