pollinate
pollinate - opýlit, opylovat
BrE
/'pɒlɪneɪt/
AmE
/'pɑ:lɪneɪt/

verb - to transfer pollen from one plant to another and fertilize it

handbrake
handbrake - ruční brzda
BrE
/'hændbreɪk/
AmE
/'hændbreɪk/

noun, British English - a brake operated by hand that prevents a vehicle from moving

 
chalk and cheese - nebe a dudy, jako nebe a dudy, úplně odlišný
BrE
/ˌtʃɔ:k ən 'tʃi:z/
AmE
/ˌtʃɑ:k ən 'tʃi:z/

phrase, British English - two people or things that are entirely different from each other

 
buckskin - jelenice, semiš
BrE
/'bʌkskɪn/
AmE
/'bʌkskɪn/

noun - fine yellow leather (made from the skin of deer or sheep)

 
parole - podmínečné propuštění (z věznice)
BrE
/pə'rəʊl/
AmE
/pə'roʊl/

noun - a conditional release from prison before the end of the sentence

 
jiggle - lomcovat (něčím), cloumat (něčím), škubat (něčím)
BrE
/'dʒɪgl/
AmE
/'dʒɪgl/

verb - to shake something, to move something from side to side quickly

travel
travel - cestovat
BrE
/'trævl/
AmE
/'trævl/

verb - to go from one place to another, usually for longer distances

be born
be born - narodit se
BrE
/ˌbi:'bɔ:n/
AmE
/ˌbi:'bɔ:rn/

verb - to come to the world from the womb of the mother

marmalade
marmalade - marmeláda (džem z citrusových plodů)
BrE
/'mɑ:məleɪd/
AmE
/'mɑ:rməleɪd/

noun - a jam made from citrus fruits, such as lemon or oranges

 
leak - trhlina, netěsnost, díra
BrE
/'li:k/
AmE
/'li:k/

noun - a small hole where a liquid escapes from a container etc.

trapeze
trapeze - visutá hrazda, hrazda (visutá)
BrE
/trə'pi:z/
AmE
/trə'pi:z/

noun - a metal bar hanging from two ropes used by acrobats etc.

shake
shake - zatřást, třást, otřást se, zatřást se, třást se, klepat se, oklepat se
BrE
/'ʃeɪk/
AmE
/'ʃeɪk/

verb - to move quickly from side to side or up and down

land
land - přistát
BrE
/'lænd/
AmE
/'lænd/

verb - (of a plane) to come from the air to the ground

long
long - dlouhý
BrE
/'lɒŋ/
AmE
/'lɑ:ŋ/

adjective - not short, having a great distance from one end to another

kerb
kerb - obrubník
BrE
/'kɜ:b/
AmE
/'kɜ:rb/

noun, British English - a line of stones that separate the footpath from the road