classification
- klasifikace, třídění
BrE
/
ˌklæsɪfɪ'keɪʃn/
AmE
/
ˌklæsɪfɪ'keɪʃn/
noun
-
the process of dividing people or things into groups so that the ones with similar characteristics are in the same group
Northern Ireland
- Severní Irsko
BrE
/
ˌnɔ:ðən'aɪələnd/
AmE
/
ˌnɔ:rðərn'aɪərlənd/
noun
-
the part of the United Kingdom which is located on the large island west of Great Britain, its capital is Belfast
brake light
- brzdové světlo
BrE
/
'breɪklaɪt/
AmE
/
'breɪklaɪt/
noun
-
one of the red lights at the back of a car that come on when you step on the brake pedal
knock
- klepání, zaklepání
noun
-
the act of hitting a door with your hand in order to make the people inside open the it for you
Gospel
- evangelium
BrE
/
'gɒspl/
AmE
/
'gɑ:spl/
noun
-
one of the four books in the New Testament that tell the story of Jesus Christ, his life and his teachings
scout
- zvěd, skaut
BrE
/
'skaʊt/
AmE
/
'skaʊt/
noun
-
a person (usually a soldier) who goes ahead of the group (army) to find paths or the location of the enemy
trinity
- trojice
BrE
/
'trɪnəti/
AmE
/
'trɪnət̬i/
noun
-
three people or things seen or understood as one unit (especially in Christianity - the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit)
introduction
- úvod
BrE
/
ˌɪntrə'dʌkʃn/
AmE
/
ˌɪnt̬rə'dʌkʃn/
noun
-
the first part of a book, letter, etc. that says what the rest of the work is going to be about
knocker
- klepadlo
BrE
/
'nɒkə/
AmE
/
'nɑ:kər/
noun
-
a device that is used to hit the door lightly to let the people inside know you are at the door
driver's manual
- pravidla silničního provozu
BrE
/
'draɪvəzˌmænjʊəl/
AmE
/
'draɪvərzˌmænjʊəl/
noun, American English
-
the official set of rules, advice, and information about how to drive and behave on the road (esp. in the UK)
highway code
- pravidla silničního provozu
BrE
/
'haɪweɪ kəʊd/
AmE
/
'haɪweɪ koʊd/
noun, British English
-
the official set of rules, advice, and information about how to drive and behave on the road (esp. in the UK)
foreword
- předmluva
BrE
/
'fɔ:wɜ:d/
AmE
/
'fɔ:rwɜ:rd/
noun
-
a short piece of writing placed before the beginning of a book, usually not written by the author of the book
Onesie
- bodýčko, dětské bodýčko, overálek
BrE
/
'wanzi/
AmE
/
'wanzi/
noun, American English
-
(trademark) one piece of clothing for babies that covers the whole body, or sometimes just the top part of the body
dress
- šaty
noun
-
a piece of women's clothing, it is usually long and covers the body from the shoulders to the knees or below
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Marek Vít
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18. 2. 2012
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