turn signal - blinkr, směrovka (blinkr)

noun, American English - one of the lights at the front or back of a car that you use when you want to inform other drivers that you are about to change direction

 

briquette - briketa (uhlí)

noun - a small block of pressed coal dust that is used as fuel or burned in a fire

coal - uhlík (v ohni)

noun - a hot and burning piece of black or dark brown substance that is burned to give heat

 

sequin - flitr (lesklá ozdoba na oblečení)

noun - a very small round piece of metal that is sewn onto clothes to make them look shiny

 

manicurist - manikér, manikérka

noun - a person whose job is to cut and polish someone's nails and take care of their hands

 

patriot - vlastenec

noun - a person who loves their country and is proud of it, and who supports and defends it

fashionista - módní nadšenec, milovník módy

noun, informal - a person who is very interested in fashion and follows the latest trends in clothing and style

 

civilian - civilista, civilní osoba

noun - a person who is not a member of the military, police, or any other official armed force

 

old hat - přežitek, obehraná písnička

noun - something that is familiar, old-fashioned, or no longer interesting or relevant due to overuse or outdatedness

 

in plain English - polopatě, srozumitelně, jednoduše

adverb - expressed in clear, simple language that is easy for anyone to understand, without technical or complicated terms

 

housemate - spolubydlící (ve stejném domě)

noun - a person who shares a house with others but is not usually part of the same family

mortician - pohřební pracovník, hrobník, funebrák

noun, American English - a person whose job is to prepare dead bodies for burial or cremation and to arrange funerals

 

yokel - buran, křupan, sedlák, vesnický balík

noun, informal - a person from a rural area who is perceived as being unsophisticated or naive (often used humorously)

maggot - larva, červ

noun - a small, worm-like creature that is the immature stage of a fly, feeding on organic matter

 

durably - odolně, trvale

adverb - in a way that is strong and lasting, able to withstand wear, pressure, or damage over time