Lucy Schwartz - Graveyard (vocabulary)

alive - živý, naživu

adjective - living, not dead

bear - nést, nosit

verb, dated - to carry something

burden - zátěž, břemeno, břímě, přítěž

noun - something heavy that you have to carry or something that makes you worried

forget - zapomenout

verb - not to know something that you knew before

graveyard - hřbitov

noun - a place, usually next to a church, with many graves

hardly - stěží, těžko

adverb - almost not at all, almost never

mask - maska

noun - a thing that covers the face in order to hide it or protect it

past - minulost

noun - the time before now, before the present

pretend - předstírat

verb - to act like something is true but it is not, to act in a deceptive way

remember - pamatovat si, pamatovat, vzpomenout, vzpomenout si, vzpomínat

verb - to keep in mind, not to forget

scream - křičet, ječet, řvát

verb - to cry out in terror or intense pain

shadow - stín (člověka apod.)

noun - a dark shape that is made by an object or person etc. when it blocks out light

soothe - utišit, uklidnit, utěšovat, zklidnit (bolest)

verb - to make something less painful, to make somebody feel less unhappy or sad etc.

sound - zvuk

noun - something that can be heard

spirit - duch, duše

noun - a being that does not have a physical body, especially the soul of a person after they die

survive - přežít, přežívat

verb - to go on living or existing after a dangerous event or a difficult situation, e.g. a disaster, war etc.

through - skrz, skrze

preposition - going in at one end and out at the other, e.g. tunnels, doors, passages etc.

wait up - zůstat vzhůru (a počkat tak na někoho)

verb - to stay awake and wait for someone to return

wind - vítr

noun - moving air