detector - detektor

noun - a device used to discover that something is present somewhere

 

modern - moderní

adjective - new, made at present or recent past, not old-fashioned

attend - účastnit se

verb - to be present (esp. at a course, meeting, conference etc.)

unwrap - rozbalit

verb - to remove the paper that covers something (e.g. a present)

joiner - truhlář, stolař

noun, British English - a person who makes wooden doors, window frames and simple wooden furniture

 

hermit - poustevník

noun - a person who lives a simple life alone, usually for religious reasons

 

showcase - vystavovat, vystavit, předvádět, předvést

verb - to display or present something in an attractive or prominent way

wrap up - zabalit

verb - to cover something with paper (on all sides), e.g. a present

beaker - kalíšek, kelímek (z plastu)

noun, British English - a simple drinking cup without a handle that is made of durable plastic

scrubs - chirurgické oblečení, chirurgický oděv

noun - a simple garment (usually green or blue) worn by surgeons etc. in hospitals

 

pervasive - všudypřítomný, rozšířený, pronikavý

adjective - spreading widely throughout an area or a group; present or felt everywhere

 

hormone - hormon

noun - a substance present in the body that influences development, growth, sex etc.

tin whistle - irská flétna

noun - a simple wind instrument made of metal, with six finger holes and a mouthpiece

 

slapstick comedy - groteska

noun - a comedy with simple actions, such as slapping, hitting, falling over or throwing things

 

chant - zpěv, chvalozpěv

noun - a simple religious song (where only a few words are repeated again and again)