tear - slza

noun - a drop of liquid that comes from your eyes when you are very sad and cry

teardrop - kapka slzy, slza

noun - a drop of liquid that comes from your eyes when you are very sad and cry

 

wistfully - tesklivě, lítostně, toužebně

adverb - in a sad was, especially because of something you used to have but don't have now

 

mess up - poznamenat (někoho), rozhodit (psychicky), zanechat následky (na někom)

verb, informal - to make someone feel very bad inside for a long time, because something sad or scary happened

mourn - oplakávat, truchlit, naříkat

verb - to cry and be very sad for somebody who has died or something which has been lost

 

tearjerker - doják (film, kniha, příběh)

noun, informal - a sad story in a film, a book or a play that is intended to make people cry

 

bereft - zbavený (něčeho), ochuzený, připravený (o něco)

adjective, formal - feeling very sad and lonely because something important has been taken away, or lacking something you need or expect

sigh - povzdech, vzdech, povzdechnutí

noun - the act of letting out a deep breath with a sound which shows that you are tired, disappointed, sad

 

soothingly - konejšivě, uklidňujícím způsobem, zklidňujícím způsobem, utěšujícím způsobem

adverb - in a way that makes something less painful, in a way that makes somebody feel less unhappy or sad etc.

 

minor - mollový (hud.)

adjective - a musical term referring to a specific type of scale, chord, or key characterized by a darker, more melancholic or sad sound

disappoint - zklamat

verb - to let somebody down, to cause someone to be sad and unhappy because you haven't done something that the person hoped for

sewing kit - sada na šití, šitíčko, šicí potřeby

noun - a small set of needles, threads, and other tools used for sewing and mending clothes

 

secession - odtržení, oddělení, odloučení, vystoupení

noun - the action of withdrawing formally from membership in a union, an alliance, or a political or religious organization

art nouveau - secese (umělecký styl)

noun - an artistic style of the late 19th and early 20th centuries characterized by decorative, flowing lines and natural forms

conjurer - kouzelník, kejklíř, mág, iluzionista

noun - a person who performs magic tricks or illusions