etymology - etymologie

noun - the study of the origin of words

 

'd - forma minulého času

phrase - the short form of the suffix -ed

appetizer - předkrm

noun, American English - the food served before the main course

 

starter - předkrm

noun, British English - the food served before the main course

 

onstage - na jevišti, na pódiu

adverb - on the stage, visible by the audience

 

full-size - v plné velikosti

adjective - the same size as the original thing

 

end-of-year - (po) roční, závěrečný (na konci roku)

adjective - happening at the end of the year

abdomen - břicho

noun, formal - the area of the body between the chest and the pelvis, containing various internal organs such as the stomach, liver, intestines, and more

 

crouch - přikrčení

noun - the position of the body in which the knees and the body is slightly bent so that you are closer to the ground

 

subtitles - titulky (s překladem filmu)

noun - the words at the bottom of the screen (TV, cinema etc.) that translate what the actors say etc.

subtitle - titulek (s překladem filmu)

noun - the words at the bottom of the screen (TV, cinema etc.) that translate what the actors say etc.

mittens - rukavice (palčáky), palčáky

noun - gloves that cover the four fingers of the hand in one part and the thumb in the other

 

history - dějiny

noun - the things that happened in the past, a description of the (important) things that happened in the past

 

loin cloth - bederní rouška, bederní pokrývka

noun - a piece of cloth worn around the waist to cover the area between the belly and the thighs

 

Jesus - Ježíš

noun - (Christianity) the son of God, the Savior, the one who died on the cross but rose from dead on the third day, the one who saved people from sin