tarn - pleso, horské jezero

noun - a small mountain lake, usually formed by a glacier

shambolic - chaotický, neuspořádaný, zmatečný, zmatený, neorganizovaný

adjective, British English, informal - very disorganized, chaotic, or badly managed

adversarial - konfliktní, oponentní, konfrontační, odporující si

adjective, formal - involving conflict or opposition, especially in a way where two sides compete or argue against each other

 

slow-burn - pomalu se rozvíjející

adjective - (of a story, movie, or romance) developing slowly over time but becomes very exciting or emotional in the end.

hose down - postříkat hadicí

verb - to pour water on something using a hose

fae - víla

noun - a fairy, a small magical creature from children's tales that looks like a woman and has wings

 

sire - zplodit, být otcem, stát se otcem

verb, formal - to be the male parent of a child or animal offspring

 

sire - samec, plemeník, otec (zvířete), hřebec (v chovu)

noun, technical - the male parent of an animal, especially a stallion that is used for breeding

 

sire - pane, veličenstvo, můj pane, králi

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

enraged - rozzuřený, vzteklý, běsnící, zuřící, rozzlobený

adjective - very angry, furious

sycophant - patolízal, podlézavec, pochlebovač, přisluhovač

noun, formal - a person who says nice things to powerful people just to get their help or to stay in their favour

vivacious - živý, energický, temperamentní, veselý, čiperný (hlavně o ženě)

adjective - attractively lively, animated, and full of energy, especially used to describe a woman’s personality

 

visceral - útrobní, viscerální, interní, vnitřní, týkající se vnitřních orgánů

adjective, technical - relating to the internal organs of the body, especially those within the chest or abdomen (such as the heart, lungs, liver, intestines, etc.)

 

visceral - instinktivní, niterný, emotivní, vnitřní, hluboce prožitý

adjective, literary - relating to deep inward feelings rather than to the intellect; instinctive and emotional, often raw or intense

 

bloodbath - krvavý masakr, krveprolití, jatka, masové zabíjení

noun - a situation in which many people are killed violently, especially in a short period of time or in a brutal way