dribble - driblovat, kličkovat (s míčem pro sportu)
BrE
/'drɪbl/
AmE
/'drɪbl/

verb - to move the ball past your oponent by kicks, bounces or hits (e.g. in basketball or football)

 
dribble - odkapávat, kapat, stékat
BrE
/'drɪbl/
AmE
/'drɪbl/

verb - (of a liquid) to flow in a thin stream or small irregular drops

bouncy castle
bouncy castle - skákací hrad (pro děti)
BrE
/ˌbaʊnsi 'kɑ:sl/
AmE
/ˌbaʊnsi 'kæsl/

noun - an inflatable model of a castle or a similar object that children can jump and play on

 
knowledgeably - zasvěceně, erudovaně, chytře
BrE
/'nɒlɪdʒəbli/
AmE
/'nɒlɪdʒəbli/

adverb - showing a lot of knowledge about something

 
oasis - oáza, ostrov, místo (přeneseně)
BrE
/əʊ'eɪsɪs/
AmE
/oʊ'eɪsɪs/

noun - a pleasant and peaceful place, usually in the middle of something unpleasant

 
herbaceous - bylinný, dužnatý (ne dřevnatý)
BrE
/hɜ:'beɪʃəs/
AmE
/ɜ:r'beɪʃəs/

adjective, technical - relating to plants that have soft stems (not woody stems)

 
coincidence - krytí se (časově), souhra (dvou událostí), shoda (dvou věcí)
BrE
/kəʊ'ɪnsɪdəns/
AmE
/koʊ'ɪnsɪdəns/

noun - the fact of two or more things happening at the same time or two or more things being the same (such as opinions)

 
coincident - nastávající ve stejnou dobu, kryjící se (časově), souběžný
BrE
/kəʊ'ɪnsɪdənt/
AmE
/koʊ'ɪnsɪdənt/

adjective - (of two or more events) happening at the same time

 
statuette - soška
BrE
/ˌstætʃu'et/
AmE
/ˌstætʃu'et/

noun - a small statue

 
kitchenette - kuchyňka
BrE
/ˌkɪtʃɪ'net/
AmE
/ˌkɪtʃɪ'net/

noun - a small kitchen

diskette
diskette - disketa
BrE
/dɪs'ket/
AmE
/dɪs'ket/

noun - a flat disk used for storing data

 
cabbie - taxikář
BrE
/'kæbi/
AmE
/'kæbi/

noun, informal - a person who drives a taxi

 
dearie - miláčku, zlatíčko
BrE
/'dɪəri/
AmE
/'dɪri/

noun, British English, informal - a friendly way of addressing someone

 
kiddie - děťátko, dítko
BrE
/'kɪdi/
AmE
/'kɪdi/

noun, informal - an affectionate word for child

 
lassie - děvčátko
BrE
/'læsi/
AmE
/'læsi/

noun, informal - a nice informal word for a girl (used mainly in Scotland and in the north of England)