harmony - vícehlas, souzvuk, dvojhlas

noun - the combination of different musical notes played or sung simultaneously to produce a pleasing sound

renovation - renovace, oprava, rekonstrukce, modernizace

noun - the process of improving or modernizing something, especially a building, by repairing and updating it

reconstruction - rekonstrukce (události)

noun - the act of recreating or representing an event or period, often for study or display

name-calling - nadávání, nadávky

noun - the act of insulting or verbally abusing someone by calling them offensive or derogatory names

 

staple - hlavní produkt, hlavní komodita, hlavní artikl

noun - the main product that is produced by a country and is crucial for its economy

narrowboat - hausbót

noun, British English - a long, narrow vessel, usually used for leisurely travel along canals, especially in the UK

heavy traffic - hustý provoz

noun - a situation where there are many vehicles on the road, causing slow movement or delays

 

diplomacy - diplomacie

noun - the activity of managing relationships between countries, often through discussion and negotiation instead of war

 

expiration date - datum spotřeby

noun, American English - the last day when food, medicine, or another product is safe or good to use

expiry date - datum spotřeby

noun, British English - the last day when food, medicine, or another product is safe or good to use

crossing guard - strážce přechodu, hlídač u přechodu, hlídka u přechodu

noun, American English - a person who helps children and other pedestrians cross the street safely, usually near schools

byroad - vedlejší silnice, venkovská silnice

noun - a small, less important road that is not a main route, often in the countryside

mains - rozvodná síť, vedení, přívod, potrubí, rozvod, síť (vody, elektřin, plynu)

noun - the system of pipes or wires that carry water, gas, or electricity into a building

 

sire - pane, veličenstvo, můj pane, králi

noun, dated - a respectful form of address used for a king or nobleman, especially in the past

ingest - požít, přijímat, přijmout, pozřít (potravu apod.)

verb, technical - to take food, drink, or another substance into the body by swallowing or absorbing it