abduct - unést (člověka)

verb - to take away a person and request money or an action in return for bringing him/her back

postcode - poštovní směrovací číslo

noun, British English - a code made up of numbers and/or letters that identifies the place where a letter is sent

 

tear duct - slzný kanálek

noun - a kind of tube that carries tears from the tear gland to the eye and the nasal cavity

 

adulteration - pančování (např. nápoje), ředění, šizení

noun - the act of mixing something (esp. food and drink) with a different substance to make it less pure

 

tolerance - tolerance, snášenlivost

noun - the ability to respect other people and their opinions etc. especially if they are different from your own

gossip - drbat, pomlouvat, klevetit

verb - to spread information about other people's private lives and their behaviour, it doesn't always have to be true

tea bag - čajový sáček

noun - a small sack with dried tea leaves that you put in a cup and pour hot water over

pudding - nákyp (slaný, sladký)

noun - a British dish of many forms and styles, often similar to a sweet cake or a savoury pie

 

past simple - minulý prostý čas

noun - a tense that is used for actions that happened at some point in the past or happened regularly in the past, were generally true etc. Verbs usually have the ending -ED and in questions and negatives we usually use DID / DIDN'T

 

pharynx - hltan

noun - the muscular tube at the back of the throat that serves as a passage for both air and food

pincer - klepeto

noun - a type of claw that is used for grasping, manipulating, and sometimes crushing food, objects, or even for defense

 

trekking - náročná pěší turistika

noun - going on long and adventurous journeys, typically on foot, often through remote or challenging terrain, for leisure or exploration

corset - korzet (dámský)

noun - a piece of tight-fitting underwear that covers the trunk and was worn by women especially in the past

 

parody - parodie (díla apod.)

noun - a piece of writing, singing, acting etc that copies an original piece in order to be amusing and funny

 

curtain call - děkovačka (po představení)

noun - the time when the actors of a play come to the front of the stage and the audience applaud