unusually - neobyčejně, nezvykle, zvláštně

adverb - to emphasize that something or someone has more exceptional quality than normal

blow a raspberry - odfrknout (s jazykem mezi rty), prdět pusou

verb - to make a rude sound by sticking your tongue out and blowing

 

cornstarch - kukuřičný škrob, kukuřičná mouka

noun, American English - white powder made from corn that is used to make sauces thicker

 

cornflour - kukuřičný škrob, kukuřičná mouka

noun, British English - white powder made from corn that is used to make sauces thicker

 

cruise - jet, plout, letět (stálou rychlostí)

verb - to move at a steady speed (in a car, boat or plane)

 

lobby - kuloár, kuloáry (parlamentu)

noun - an area in the British Parliament that is open to the public

 

make up - napracovat, nahradit si, dohnat

verb - to compensate for work you missed, for not working hard enough etc.

 

informer - udavač, konfident, donašeč

noun - a person who secretly gives information to the police or other authority

 

homosexuality - homosexualita

noun - the fact of being sexually attracted to people of the same sex

 

sugar-coat - zaobalit, přikrášlit, učinit přijatelnějším

verb - to describe something as more pleasant or positive than it really is

 

spiderweb - pavoučí síť

noun - a structure like a net made by a spider to catch insects

 

personalised - uzpůsobený vlastním potřebám, ušitý na míru

adjective - used to describe an object that has been made particularly for you

 

personalise - přizpůsobit svým potřebám

verb - to change something so that it is more suitable for your needs

 

humanitarian - lidumil

noun - a person who is trying to improve people's lives and reduce suffering

grind - brousit, opilovat

verb - to make something smooth or sharp by rubbing it against something hard