pud - dezert, zákusek, moučník

noun, British English, informal - a sweet dish usually eaten after the main meal, a dessert

 

dessertspoon - dezertní lžička, lžička na zákusky,

noun, British English - a spoon that is larger than a teaspoon, but smaller than a tablespoon

 

infancy - počátek, počáteční stádium, začátek vývoje

noun - the early stage of development of something

 

infancy - dětství, útlé dětství

noun - the time when a child is very young and cannot walk or talk

piercing - pronikavý

adjective - strong and penetrating, often describing a sound, gaze, or sensation that is sharp and intense

piercing - piercing

noun - a hole (or the process of making a hole) in surface of the body so that you can wear jewellery in it

 

boastful - chvástavý, namyšlený, vychloubavý, chlubivý

adjective - talking with too much pride about one's achievements, possessions, or abilities

splurge - rozhazování peněz, vyhazování peněz (za něco)

noun, informal - the act of spending a lot of money on something expensive, or something that you do not need

splurge - utratit hodně peněz, vyhodit spoustu peněz, rozhazovat peníze

verb, informal - to spend a lot of money on something that is expensive, or something that you do not need

spirit level - vodováha

noun - a tool with a glass tube filled liquid with a bubble of air inside that is used to check whether a surface is flat

level - vodováha

noun - a tool with a glass tube filled liquid with a bubble of air inside that is used to check whether a surface is flat

boozer - putyka, knajpa, hospoda

noun, British English, informal - a pub

boozer - ochlasta, ožrala

noun, informal - someone who drinks a lot of alcohol

booze - chlastat, nasávat

verb, informal - to drink alcohol, especially a lot of it

beaker - kádinka (chemická)

noun - a glass container with straight sides and usually a lip used in chemistry for measuring liquids