barbell
- činka, dvouruční činka, vzpěračská činka, velká činka
BrE
/'bɑ:bel/
AmE
/'bɑ:rbel/
noun
-
a long bar with a weight or a set of weights at each end that you lift to make your body stronger; it is also used in the sport of weightlifting
kitty
- fond, bank
BrE
/'kɪti/
AmE
/'kɪt̬i/
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.
spatula
- špachtle, stěrka
BrE
/'spætʃələ/
AmE
/'spætʃələ/
noun
-
a tool with a flat, broad blade used for spreading, mixing, or smoothing materials such as plaster or mortar
tweed
- tvíd, tvídová látka
BrE
/'twi:d/
AmE
/'twi:d/
noun
-
a rough, thick woollen fabric, often woven with a mix of coloured threads, traditionally used for jackets and suits
pincer
- klepeto
BrE
/'pɪnsə/
AmE
/'pɪnsər/
noun
-
a type of claw that is used for grasping, manipulating, and sometimes crushing food, objects, or even for defense
innit
- že? že jo?
BrE
/'ɪnɪt/
AmE
/'ɪnɪt/
phrase, British English, informal
-
used instead of "isn't it", or any other question tag, such as "don't you", "aren't they" etc. (British English)
privet
- ptačí zob
BrE
/'prɪvət/
AmE
/'prɪvət/
noun
-
a bush that stays green most of the year and prunes easily, it is often used for garden hedges
sprig
- snítka, větvička
BrE
/'sprɪg/
AmE
/'sprɪg/
noun
-
a stem with leaves on it from a bush or a plant, used in cooking or as a decoration
batter
- těstíčko, lité těsto
BrE
/'bætə/
AmE
/'bæt̬ər/
noun
-
a mixture of flour, milk and eggs used in cooking (e.g. for making pancakes or coating food before frying)