immovable - neústupný

adjective - (of a person) very hard to persuade or change their mind

 

comeback - návrat (na scénu)

noun - an attempt of somebody to become popular, important, or powerful again

loo roll - toaletní papír, rulička toaletního papíru

noun, British English, informal - soft paper that you use when you go to the toilet

crafty - prohnaný, vychytralý

adjective - being able to get what you want in a clever way

 

dutiful - svědomitý, poctivý, řádný

adjective - doing everything you should do, willing to obey and show respect

 

instill - vštípit (postoje, nápady, ap.)

verb, American English - to gradually put a feeling, principle or idea into someone's mind

 

instil - vštípit (postoje, nápady, ap.)

verb, British English - to gradually put a feeling, principle or idea into someone's mind

trek - putovat, cestovat

verb - to walk a great distance, usually over hills, forests or mountains

 

ethical - mravní, etický

adjective - relating to beliefs and principles about what is right and wrong

 

additionally - navíc, kromě toho

adverb - in a way that is to a greater extent than before

 

let off - vystřelit, odpálit

verb - to fire a gun or make a bomb or fireworks explode

 

buzzer - bzučák

noun - an electrical device that produces buzzing sound to attract someone's attention

 

pardon my French - dámy prominou, s prominutím, omlouvám se za ten výraz

phrase - used to say that you are sorry for using swear words

pliers - kleště (kombinované)

noun - a tool used to hold something firmly or for cutting wires

 

serf - nevolník

noun - (from feudalism) a person who had to work for a lord