primeval - pravěký, prastarý, prvotní, prehistorický

adjective - relating to the earliest ages of the world or human history; ancient or prehistoric

 

stomach - pozřít, být schopen sníst

verb - to be able to east something without becoming ill

 

disproportionate - nepoměrný, nepřiměřený, neodpovídající

adjective - too large or too small in comparison to something else, not balanced or fair

 

discouraged - odrazený, sklíčený

adjective - feeling sad or without confidence because something was difficult or did not go well.

 

supposed - údajný, domnělý

adjective - claimed to be true or real without definitive proof

bauble - laciná ozdoba, cetka, tretka

noun - a piece of cheap jewellery

 

roll up - stočit, srolovat

verb - to make something into the shape of a tube

 

unroll - rozbalit, rozbalit se, rozvinout, rozvinout se

verb - to open or unwind something that has been rolled up so that it becomes flat

Christmas cracker - vánoční petarda, vánoční rachejtle

noun - a festive paper tube with a surprise inside, pulled open with a snap during Christmas celebrations

tassel - střapec (např. na koberci, na závěsu)

noun - a hanging bunch of threads attached to something, it is often used for decoration

 

fryer - fritéza, fritovací hrnec

noun - a kitchen appliance in which you cook food in a lot of oil

still life - zátiší (v umění)

noun, technical - a genre of art depicting inanimate objects arranged aesthetically

 

give or take - plus minus, zhruba, přibližně

phrase - approximately

 

more or less - zhruba, přibližně, plus minus

phrase - approximately

checkmate - dát mat

verb - to put the opponent's king in a position from which there is no escape