go around - kolovat, šířit se, obíhat

verb - to travel around or circulate

 

go around - obcházet, chodit po, jezdit po, navštěvovat, obíhat

verb - to move from one place to another, especially by visiting different people or places

bollard - vyvazovací sloupek, úvazný kůl, kotevní sloupek

noun - a strong post on a ship or quay used for securing ropes

bollard - patník, zábranný sloupek (proti vjezdu)

noun, British English - a short, sturdy post fixed in the ground to stop or guide vehicles or to mark an area

combustion - spalování, hoření

noun - the process of burning in which a substance reacts with oxygen

combust - hořet, shořet, spalovat se, pálit se, vzplanout

verb - to burn or to start burning, especially by reacting rapidly with oxygen and producing heat and often light

 

concentrate - koncentrát

noun - a concentrated form of a substance that is stronger than usual because some of the liquid or other material has been removed

chamber pot - nočník (pro dospělé, do ložnice)

noun - a container, usually with a handle, that was kept in a bedroom and used as a toilet, especially before indoor bathrooms were common

pot - kelímek, kalíšek, nádobka, sklenice, sklenička

noun - a small plastic, glass, or similar container in which food is sold or served

stockpot - hrnec (velký), hrnec na polévku, hrnec na vývar

noun - a large, deep cooking pot with straight sides, used for making stock, soup, stews, or boiling large amounts of food

talc - pudr, zásyp

noun - a very soft white mineral, often ground into a fine powder and used in cosmetics, baby powder, and other products

curtsy - udělat pukrle, poklonit se

verb - to bend your knees and lower your body slightly as a sign of respect or greeting

curtsy - pukrle

noun - a respectful movement in which a woman or girl bends her knees slightly and lowers her body as a sign of respect or greeting

capsicum - paprika (australská angličtina)

noun - (Australian English) a sweet, non-spicy pepper vegetable