tea bag - čajový sáček

noun - a small sack with dried tea leaves that you put in a cup and pour hot water over

plait - cop, copánek

noun, British English - a length of rope or hair made by twisting three or more pieces over and under one another

 

gag - roubík

noun - a piece of cloth etc. tied over someone's mouth in order to prevent them from speaking or screaming

 

bib - rozlišovací dres, sportovní dres s číslem

noun - a piece of cloth with a number on it that is worn over the top part of your body during a sport activity so that people can recognize you

mellow - vyzrálý, klidný, vyrovnaný, zmoudřelý, životem zklidněný

adjective, informal - pleasantly mature or softened by age, typically referring to people who have become more relaxed and understanding over time

dungarees - lacláče, montérky

noun - trousers with a part that covers your chest and straps over your shoulders, often worn for work or fashion

braid - zaplést, uplést (cop), splést (do copu)

verb, American English - to make a length of rope or hair by twisting three or more pieces over and under one another

 

roll out - vyválet, rozválet (např. těsto)

verb - to make something, e.g. dough, thin and flat by pushing a rolling pin or a similar instrument over it

landing - přístavní molo

noun - a flat wooden platform built over water where boats let people on and off, or load and unload goods

 

odd - navíc, nadbytečný

adjective - not matching, not part of a set or pair, what is left over when everything else has been used

seal - zapečetit, zaplombovat

verb - to put a piece of wax or another material over something which cannot be opened without breaking this material