capacity - kapacita, objem, obsah

noun - the maximum amount that something can contain

 

capacity - kapacita, výkonnost, výkon

noun - the ability or power to do, experience, or understand something

crustacean - korýš

noun, technical - a type of aquatic animal that has a hard exoskeleton, segmented body, and jointed limbs, common examples include crabs, lobsters or shrimp

 

abdominal - břišní

adjective, formal - connected with the abdomen

 

Prince Charming - princ na bílém koni, pohádkový princ

noun - a character from fairy tales, typically portrayed as a handsome and heroic prince who rescues the damsel in distress, often by breaking a curse or saving her from danger. He symbolizes the idealized, perfect romantic partner.

 

nymph - nymfa, víla, rusalka

noun - a mythological spirit or minor deity typically associated with nature, often depicted as a beautiful young woman

 

sprite - skřítek, víla

noun - a small, supernatural being or spirit, often associated with nature, typically depicted as a nimble and playful creature

 

pixie - skřítek, elf (nezbedný)

noun - a small, mischievous mythical creature, typically depicted with pointed ears, known for playing pranks and having a playful, childlike nature

exhibit - vystavovat, vystavit (např. dílo)

verb - to show publicly

exhibit - předmět doličný, věcný důkaz, důkaz (u soudu)

noun, technical - an object that is shown in court to prove whether someone is guilty

exhibit - expozice, výstava

noun, American English - an exhibition

exhibit - exponát, vystavený předmět

noun - something, e.g. a work of art, that is put in a public place so that people can see it and admire it

 

possession - vlastnictví, držení, přechovávání

noun, formal - the state of owning something

 

takeover - převrat, puč, převzetí moci

noun, technical - an act of acquiring control over a country or political organization by force

 

takeover - převzetí, získání (firmy)

noun, technical - an act of acquiring control over another company, usually by buying most of its shares