caretaker - údržbář, správce domu, školník

noun, British English - a person whose job is to maintain a building, fix things around the building etc.

 

caregiver - pečovatel, pečovatelka, opatroval, opatrovatelka

noun, American English - somebody who looks after a person who is too young, ill etc.

caretaker - pečovatel, pečovatelka, opatroval, opatrovatelka

noun, American English - somebody who looks after a person who is too young, ill etc.

 

high-tech - supermoderní, technologicky špičkový, na vysoké technické úrovni

adjective, informal - very modern, using advanced technology

enamel - sklovina (zubní), zubní sklovina

noun - the hard outer surface on your teeth

 

damp - navlhčit

verb - to make something slightly wet

 

damp squib - fiasko, propadák

noun, British English, informal - something that is disappointing although it was expected to be exciting or effective

 

squib - petarda, dělobuch

noun - a small firework

 

section - řez, průřez, profil (budovy, těla apod.)

noun, technical - a picture that shows what something (e.g. a building or a body) would look like if it were cut in half or in certain places

 

tile - taška (střešní), střešní taška

noun - one of the thin curved pieces of baked clay that are put on roofs

tile - vydláždit, vykachličkovat, obložit (dlaždicemi), pokrýt (taškami)

verb - to cover something with tiles

arthritis - artritida (zánět kloubů)

noun - a disease that causes painful and swollen joints in your body

 

loot - rabovat, vyrabovat, drancovat

verb - to steal things from shops and other buildings during a riot

 

heirloom - rodinná památka, rodinné dědictví

noun - a valuable object that has been in a family for many years and is passed from the older members to the younger members

 

toddy - grog, punč

noun - a drink made with alcohol, sugar and hot water