push-chair - kočárek (dětský sportovní), sportovní kočárek, dětský sportovní kočárek

noun - a light chair with wheels used to move a child about

pushchair - kočárek (dětský sportovní), sportovní kočárek, dětský sportovní kočárek

noun, British English - a light chair with wheels used to move a child about

fishbowl - akvárium (kulaté)

noun - a round tank with water used to keep a goldfish in

 

loom - tkalcovský stav, stav (tkalcovský)

noun - a textile machine that is used to weave thread into cloth

 

slate - tabulka (břidlicová)

noun - a small tablet that children used to write on at school

vacancy - volný pokoj (např. v hotelu), volné místo (pracovní)

noun - a place, room, position etc. that is available to be used

 

cobble - dlažební kostka, kostka (dlažební)

noun - a stone (rectangular in shape) which is used to build roads

slash - lomítko (znaménko)

noun - the mark ( / ) which is used for example to separate different alternatives

 

Neanderthal - neandertálský

adjective - used to describe a type of primitive people who lived in Eurasia, had a more robust build and used stone tools

 

readjust - přizpůsobit se

verb - to get used to a new situation, usually one you have been in before

 

ploy - fígl, trik

noun - something used to trick people into buying something or to gain advantage over people

 

gimmick - fígl, trik

noun - something used to attact people's attention, especially in order to make someone buy something

 

disable - porouchat, vyřadit, zablokovat

verb - to prevent something from functioning properly, to damage something so it cannot be used

 

anyway - každopádně, aspoň

adverb - a word used to correct, change or add to something that has been said

 

hold your horses - zadrž, neukvapuj(te) se, tak počkat, ne tak zhurta

phrase, informal - used to tell someone to stop for a moment and consider carefully their decision