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kitsch - kýč

noun - decorative objects or works of art that are considered to be unfashionable and without style by some people, but enjoyed by other people because they find them cute or funny

 

kitty - fond, bank

noun - an amount of money put together by a number of people to be used in a specific way, an amount of money you can win in a game of cards etc.

 

kitty - číča, kočička

noun, informal - an informal word for a cat, often used by children

 

dairy - mléčný

adjective - made from milk

 

celestial - nebeský

adjective - relating to the sky

 

peachy keen - v pohodě, super, skvělý, báječný

adjective, American English, informal - very good, excellent, wonderful

 

peachy - broskvový

adjective - looking, tasting or smelling like a peach

 

guilty pleasure - sladká neřest, tajné potěšení

noun - something (usually a film or a piece of music) that you like or enjoy, even though you know it isn't considered quality material

 

ammo - munice, střelivo, náboje

noun - short for ammunition (bullets that are shot from guns)

 

ammunition - munice, střelivo, náboje

noun - bullets that are fired from guns

 

purr-like - podobný vrnění

adjective - sounding like a cat's purr

 

stir-fry - orestovat, osmahnout, zprudka opéct (většinou maso a zeleninu)

verb - to fry small pieces of food quickly in very hot oil while moving them around, usually in a wok pan

table tennis - stolní tenis, ping pong

noun - a fast game (played with a plastic ball on the table) in which two players have to hit the ball over the net and on the opposite side of the table

 

trellis - treláž, mřížovina, podpůrná konstrukce pro popínavé rostliny

noun - a frame made of narrow pieces of wood used to support climbing plants

 

cranky - mrzutý, nevrlý, protivný, nabručený

adjective, American English, informal - bad-tempered, irritable