basilisk - bazilišek

noun - a legendary reptile considered to be the King of serpents, it can kill by a single glance

 

overlook - mít výhled na

verb - to be in a place from which you can easily see over something or down on something

university - univerzita

noun - a kind of higher school where you study for a degree, e.g. to be a doctor etc.

mourn - oplakávat, truchlit, naříkat

verb - to cry and be very sad for somebody who has died or something which has been lost

 

spare - náhradní

adjective - able to be used instead of another (e.g. if one fails or is lost or broken etc.)

 

theocracy - teokracie

noun - a political system in which God (or people believed to be guided by God) is in charge

 

weather forecast - předpověď počasí

noun - a TV or radio programme which informs people about what the weather is going to be like

ladyship - výsost, jasnost, veličenstvo, madam, paní dokonalá (ironicky, posměšně)

noun, British English, informal - used to refer to a woman, often ironically, who is acting as if she were very important or expects to be treated with special respect

 

no problem - bez starostí, žádné strachy, bez problému, žádný problém

phrase, informal - a phrase we use to say that something we are asked to do can be done easily, or that we are willing to do that

 

consumable - spotřební

adjective - referring to items or products that are intended to be used up or depleted in the course of normal use or consumption

computer - počítač

noun - a machine that can be used to do maths, type, draw, play games, watch videos, listen to music, surf the internet etc.

 

estimate - odhad

noun - an opinion or a preliminary calculation of how much something is going to cost, how big something is going to be etc.

gossip - drbna

noun - a person who likes to spread information about other people's private lives and their behaviour, which doesn't always have to be true

drawer - zásuvka (u nábytku), šuplík

noun - a part of a piece of furniture (e.g. a desk) that can be pulled out and things can be put in

 

sickie - den marodění (hlavně předstíraného)

noun, British English, informal - a day off work or school taken by someone who claims to be ill but actually is not