casket - rakev

noun, American English - a wooden box where a dead body is put

casket - skříňka, krabička, kazeta, truhlička (na šperky, cennosti)

noun - a small, decorative box for holding valuables, such as jewellery

 

solace - potěcha, útěcha, povzbuzení, uklidnění

noun, formal - a feeling of comfort or relief in times of sorrow, sadness or distress

complexity - spletitost, složitost, náročnost

noun - the quality of having many connected parts, making something difficult to understand

cooperative - spolupracující, nápomocný, ochotný spolupracovat, kooperující

adjective - willing to work together with others to achieve a shared goal​

 

fuel - podněcovat, podnítit, rozdmýchat, stimulovat, podpořit, pohánět

verb - to stimulate or promote an action, process, or feeling, often by providing energy, motivation, or resources

landing gear - podvozek (letadla), přistávací podvozek

noun, technical - the set of wheels, struts, and other parts that an airplane uses to land, take off, and move on the ground

undercarriage - podvozek, šasi

noun, technical - the framework under an automobile, train, car etc. that supports the body and houses components like the wheels or tracks

take aback - překvapit, šokovat, udivit (často negativně)

verb - (usually passive) to surprise somebody in a negative way or to shock somebody

Scotch egg - skotské vejce, pštrosí vejce (pokrm)

noun - a hard-boiled or soft-boiled egg that is encased in sausage meat, coated in breadcrumbs, and then deep-fried or baked, usually eaten cold

bubble gum - žvýkačka (která dělá velké bubliny)

noun - a type of chewing gum designed specifically for blowing large bubbles

bargain hunter - lovec slev

noun - a person who looks for and buys things at a reduced price, or someone who searches for the best deals

 

bargain - dohoda, ujednání

noun - an agreement between two people or groups of people to do something for each other

shoe - podkova, koňská podkova

noun - a piece of metal that is fastened to a hoof of a horse, it looks like the letter 'U'

shoe - okovat (koně)

verb - to put a horseshoe on a horse