reporter - reportér

noun - a person whose job it is to give information about things that have happened

 

duties - povinnosti

noun - the things that you have to do (usually as a part of your job)

 

hear from - být kontaktován (někým)

verb - not to have information about someone because they haven't contacted you in a while

 

rape - znásilnění

noun - the act of forcing a woman to have a sexual intercourse against her will

 

PhD - titul doktora či doktorky filozofie

noun - a university degree awarded to people who have done research in a particular subject

 

be guilty as charged - být zcela na vině

verb, informal - to accept that you have made a mistake and it is completely your fault

 

entitlement - právo (na něco), nárok

noun - a right to have something (esp. if it's granted by a contract or law)

 

major - specializovat se (na univerzitě), mít jako hlavní předmět (na univerzitě), mít jako studijní obor (na univerzitě)

verb - to have something as the main subject or field you study at a university

arm - paže

noun - the body part connecting your shoulder to your hand, you have two of them

detour - objížďka

noun - a longer route that you have to take because of a closed road etc.

thank you - poděkování, dík, vděk

noun - something that you say or do to thank someone for something they have done

prick out - pikýrovat, přesadit (rostliny)

verb - to put a young plant in soil after you have grown it from seed

 

legend - legenda, báje, pověst

noun - an old popular story about brave people etc., it doesn't have to be true

 

shelter - útulek

noun - a building that provides a place to stay and offers help to people or animals that have nowhere to live

 

get off - opustit, odejít, dostat se z

verb - to leave a place because you do not want to be there or you have no right to be there