crime scene
crime scene - místo činu
BrE
/'kraɪm si:n/
AmE
/'kraɪm si:n/

noun - the place where a crime happened and where the police look for clues and evidence

 
sperm - spermie, sperma, semeno
BrE
/'spɜ:m/
AmE
/'spɜ:rm/

noun - a male reproductive cell that can join with a female egg to create a new life

 
embryo - zárodek, embryo
BrE
/'embriəʊ/
AmE
/'embrioʊ/

noun - an animal or human in the early stages of development before birth, especially before all the main body parts are formed

 
placenta - placenta, plodové lůžko
BrE
/plə'sentə/
AmE
/plə'sentə/

noun - an organ that develops in the uterus during pregnancy to provide oxygen and nutrients to the developing baby and remove waste products from the baby's blood

 
ineligible - neoprávněný, nezpůsobilý, nevhodný, nesplňující podmínky
BrE
/ɪn'elɪdʒəbl/
AmE
/ɪn'elɪdʒəbl/

adjective - not allowed or not suitable to do something or receive something, especially by law or by rules

front
front - fronta (atmosferická)
BrE
/'frʌnt/
AmE
/'frʌnt/

noun - the line or area where two different air masses meet, for example, warm air and cold air

pay raise
pay raise - zvýšení platu
BrE
/'peɪˌreɪz/
AmE
/'peɪˌreɪz/

noun, American English - an increase in the money you get for your work

due date
due date - termín porodu, termín (porodu)
BrE
/'dju: deɪt/
AmE
/'du: deɪt/

noun - the date when a baby is expected to be born

 
due date - datum splatnosti
BrE
/'dju: deɪt/
AmE
/'du: deɪt/

noun - the date when something is supposed to be paid

coo
coo - broukat, broukat si
BrE
/'ku:/
AmE
/'ku:/

verb - to make soft, gentle sounds like a baby does when happy

colic
colic - kolika (dětská)
BrE
/'kɒlɪk/
AmE
/'kɑ:lɪk/

noun - strong and frequent crying in a healthy baby, usually caused by stomach pain or gas

changing table
changing table - přebalovací pult, přebalovací stůl
BrE
/'tʃeɪndʒɪŋ teɪbl/
AmE
/'tʃeɪndʒɪŋ teɪbl/

noun - a piece of furniture where you lay a baby to change their nappy

swaddle
swaddle - zavinout (miminko)
BrE
/'swɒdl/
AmE
/'swɑ:dl/

verb - to wrap a baby tightly in a blanket to keep them warm and help them feel safe

high chair
high chair - dětská židlička (vysoká)
BrE
/'haɪ tʃeə/
AmE
/'haɪ tʃer/

noun - a special chair for a baby or small child to sit in while eating

 
dun - šedohnědý
BrE
/'dʌn/
AmE
/'dʌn/

adjective, formal - of a dull greyish-brown colour