the more the merrier - čím více, tím lépe

phrase - a saying used when someone wants to say that an event or activity will be more entertaining if more people come

 

laurel - vavřín

noun - a shrub with flat long leaves similar to bay leaves

 

flat-pack - nesestavený, nesložený, na části (nábytek)

adjective, British English - (about furniture) not assembled, carried in a long thin box

 

a thing or two - něco málo

phrase, informal - some information or knowledge that can be helpful

 

go on one's merry way - vesele pokračovat, pokračovat v (nějaké aktivitě), dělat co obvykle

verb - to go on doing what one has been doing, usually without thinking about the results

merry-go-round - kolotoč (na pouti)

noun - a disc-like machine with artificial animals that goes around, which people ride on for fun

 

garbage - brak, odpad

noun, informal - something of no use, low quality, or valueless

stuffed - přejedený, nacpaný, plný (najedený)

adjective - having eaten more than enough, not being able to eat more

wreathe - uplést věnec, splést (do věnce)

verb - to form a wreath out of flowers etc.

 

wreathe - obklopit, pokrýt, obtočit

verb - to surround, to encircle

 

valance - garnýž (na okně)

noun, American English - a narrow piece of wood or cloth above a window that covers the curtain rail

 

pelmet - garnýž (na okně)

noun, British English - a narrow piece of wood or cloth above a window that covers the curtain rail

 

episode - období

noun - an unusual period of time

 

snowslide - sněhová lavina, lavina, sesuv sněhu

noun, American English - a large mass of snow that falls down the side of a mountain

 

rinse and repeat - a znovu, a znovu od začátku

phrase, informal - to do something all over again