Father Christmas - Otec Vánoc, Ježíšek, Santa

noun, British English - the person who is believed to bring Christmas presents to children (especially in the UK)

front desk - recepce, recepční pult (v hotelu či firmě)

noun - a desk in a hotel or an office building, usually near the entrance, where people go when they first arrive

 

Dorothy - Dorota, Dorotka

noun - a woman's first name

 

wicked - úžasný, skvělý

adjective, informal - amazing, awesome

 

crooked - křivý, křivácký, nečestný

adjective, informal - dishonest, deceptive, telling lies

 

sacred - nedotknutelný, hoden úcty, svatý (hoden úcty)

adjective - deserving respect, respected

 

bless with - obdařit, obdarovat (např. schopností)

verb, formal - to give someone something good

 

jagged - zubatý

adjective - having sharp or rough edges

 

loved ones - milovaní, nejbližší (lidé)

noun - people who are closest to you, especially your family

 

Winnie-the-Pooh - Medvídek Pú

noun - a fictional teddy bear created by A. A. Milne

 

take away - odnést, odvézt, dát pryč, vzít pryč

verb - to put something somewhere else

 

get the word across - rozšířit informaci, dát vědět (o)

verb - to spread the information; let other people know about something

 

get through to - rozumět si s (někým), pochopit (někdo něco)

verb - to have someone understand you, to communicate successfully

 

training - trénink, výcvik, školení

noun - the process of learning new skills that would help you to do your job or activity better

 

die of - zemřít na (nemoc), zemřít (jak)

verb - to die because of something