pedlar - pouliční obchodník, podomní obchodník

noun, British English - a person who traveled around, selling things to people

 

peddler - pouliční obchodník, podomní obchodník

noun, American English - a person who traveled around, selling things to people

 

courser - klusák, oř

noun, dated - a type of horse used in the Middle Ages by knights

miniature - miniaturní, titěrný

adjective - extremely small

 

lustre - lesk, třpyt

noun - light being reflected on the surface of something

 

clatter - rachot, řinkot, rámus, řinčení

noun - noise made by hitting thigs together

 

kerchief - šátek

noun, dated - a piece of cloth worn on the head or around teh neck like a scarf

 

buffalo - bizon

noun - a large wild animal that looks like a cow, it lived on American prairies and was hunted by indians for food and later by white people for sport

bison - bizon

noun - a large wild animal that looks like a cow, it lived on American prairies and was hunted by indians for food and later by white people for sport

 

to the bone - na kost, do morku kosti

phrase - through and through, completely

 

budget traveller - šetrný, úsporný, spořivý cestovatel

noun - someone who travels economically, not spending much money

baste - podlévat, podlít (výpekem apod.)

verb - to pour liquid or melted fat over meat when cooking

 

soundwave - zvuková vlna

noun - an invisible sound stream that goes to a person's ear through air

 

speakerphone - hlasitý poslech (telefonu)

noun - a loudspeaker on a telephone that allows you to talk to someone without using a headset

 

crystal - křišťálové sklo

noun - very clear glass of great quality