tote - taška, nákupní taška (hlavně plátěná)

noun - a large, strong bag, often with two handles, used for carrying things

musket - mušketa (zepředu nabíjená palná zbraň)

noun, technical - an old-fashioned long gun used by soldiers before rifles were invented

toothpick - párátko

noun - a small, thin stick used for removing food from between the teeth

auditorium - posluchárna, auditorium, přednáškový sál

noun, American English - a large room or building used for public gatherings, performances, or lectures

 

coursebook - učebnice

noun - a book used by students regularly on a particular course of study

 

washtub - škopek, necku

noun - a large round container used for washing clothes in in the past

 

kitchenware - nádobí do kuchyně, kuchyňské náčiní, kuchyňské potřeby

noun, formal - pots, pans, bowl and other things that are used in a kitchen

 

glassware - nádobí ze skla, sklenění nádobí

noun, formal - objects made of glass, especially glasses and other containers used for drinking

 

rapeseed - řepkové semeno

noun - the seed of the rape plant, often used for making cooking oil

knitting needle - pletací jehlice, jehlice na pletení

noun - one of two long pointed tools used in making sweaters, socks etc.

 

fancy-schmancy - nóbl, parádní (myšleno kriticky nebo jako žert)

adjective, informal - expensive and fashionable, used in a critical way or as a joke

paintbrush - štětec (malířský)

noun - an instrument made of a handle and stiff hairs used for painting

baton - obušek, pendrek

noun - a thick stick that is used as a weapon by the police

dishwashing liquid - prostředek na mytí nádobí

noun, American English - a thick liquid that is used for washing plates, pot, pans etc.

buggy - sportovní kočárek

noun, British English - a light foldable chair with wheel used for moving a child around