coffee house
coffee house - kavárna
BrE
/'kɒfihaʊs/
AmE
/'kɑ:fihaʊs/

noun - a kind of restaurant where people usually have a coffee

dry cleaner's
dry cleaner's - čistírna
BrE
/'draɪˌkli:nəz/
AmE
/'draɪˌkli:nərz/

noun - a place where you can have your clothes cleaned professionally

 
guilt - vina
BrE
/'gɪlt/
AmE
/'gɪlt/

noun - the fact that you have done something bad or illegal

bar
bar - hospoda
BrE
/'bɑ:/
AmE
/'bɑ:r/

noun, American English - a place where you can have a drink, a pub

 
sorrowfully - smutně, zarmouceně, žalostně, tesklivě
BrE
/'sɒrəʊfəli/
AmE
/'sɑ:roʊfəli/

adverb - very sadly, especially because you have lost someone or something

 
sorrowful - smutný, zarmoucený, žalostný, tesklivý
BrE
/'sɒrəʊfl/
AmE
/'sɑ:roʊfl/

adjective - extremely sad, especially because you have lost someone or something

 
distilled - destilovaný
BrE
/dɪ'stɪld/
AmE
/dɪ'stɪld/

adjective - (of a liquid) have been purified by heating and condensation


brisk
brisk - věcný, rázný, rychlý, svižný
BrE
/'brɪsk/
AmE
/'brɪsk/

adjective - (of a person, manner or voice) showing a lot of activity and energy; wanting to have things done quickly

 
reprint - nové vydání
BrE
/'ri:prɪnt/
AmE
/'ri:prɪnt/

noun - a new copy of a book that has been reprinted and minor changes have been made to the original

launderette
launderette - veřejná prádelna
BrE
/lɔ:n'dret/
AmE
/lɔ:n'dret/

noun - a public place where people can wash their clothes in washing machines into which you have to insert coins

 
famine - hladomor, hlad
BrE
/'fæmɪn/
AmE
/'fæmɪn/

noun - a long period of time when people have nothing to eat, causing the death of a lot of people

 
rebate - vrácení částky, vrácení peněz
BrE
/'ri:beɪt/
AmE
/'ri:beɪt/

noun - the money that is returned to you when you have paid too much for something, e.g. in taxes etc.

maze
maze - bludiště
BrE
/'meɪz/
AmE
/'meɪz/

noun - a system of paths most of which don't lead anywhere and you have to find a way through it

 
word train - slovní fotbal
BrE
/'wɜ:dˌtreɪn/
AmE

noun - a game in which people have to say words that begin with the last letter of the previous word