satisfaction - uspokojení

noun - the feeling you have when you have achieved something; something that makes you happy

 

Celt - Kelt

noun - a member of a European nation that lived in Britain before the Romans came

corkscrew - vývrtka

noun - an instrument that is used to pull the cork out of a wine bottle

calendar - kalendář

noun - a book or set of sheets showing days, weeks and months of the year

college - vysoká škola

noun - the kind of school where you can study after secondary school or high school

cheap day return - zlevněná jednodenní zpáteční jízdenka

noun - a ticket that enables you to travel there and back on the same day

 

broomstick - koště

noun - (Harry Potter) the thing that witches and wizards at Hogwarts use to fly on

 

beater - odrážeč

noun - (Harry Potter) the players of Quidditch whose job is to hit bludgers with clubs

body language - řeč těla

noun - the things you say by your gestures, expression, actions etc. rather than by words

accordion - akordeon, tahací harmonika

noun - a musical instrument that's shaped like a box, you play it by pressing keys and buttons and pulling the sides of the box from each other and then pressing them back together

understandably - pochopitelně, logicky, přirozeně, srozumitelně

adverb - in a way that is easy to understand or that is reasonable given the situation

artichoke - artyčok

noun - a vegetable with a large flower bud, eaten cooked, especially the fleshy leaves and heart

busser - pomocník číšníka, pracovník sklízející stoly, sběrač nádobí

noun, American English - a person who clears tables, removes dirty dishes, and helps the waiters in a restaurant

busboy - pomocník číšníka, pracovník sklízející stoly, sběrač nádobí

noun, American English - a person who clears tables, removes dirty dishes, and helps the waiters in a restaurant

dispatch - dispečink

noun - the department responsible for sending police officers, vehicles, emergency help, etc. to a specific place