see-through - průhledný, průsvitný

adjective - so thin you can see through it, usually of cloth

 

torso - trup (lidský)

noun - the human body without head, hands and legs

trunks - nohavičkové slipy, upnuté trenýrky, spodky, pánské spodní prádlo

noun - a piece of men's tight underwear covering the upper part of the legs

swim trunks - plavky (pánské)

noun, American English - a piece of clothing that men wear when they go swimming

 

chemist - chemik

noun, British English - a scientist who studies chemistry

 

municipality - obec, správní jednotka

noun - a city, town, or district with its own local government

 

screen saver - spořič obrazovky

noun - a program that produces a moving image that replaces a computer's display, it is used to protect a computer screen

 

fad - pobláznění, móda, výstřelek

noun - something that is only popular for a short period of time

 

swivel chair - otáčecí židle

noun - a chair that can turn around, usually used in offices

 

commonplace - běžná fráze, klišé

noun, formal - a boring remark that is very often used

 

commonplace - běžná věc, samozřejmost

noun, formal - an event that happens often

 

commonplace - běžný, obvyklý

adjective - happening often; not unusual

 

well done - dobře propečený

adjective - (of meat) cooked completely so that it does not have any red part

 

charity shop - charitativní obchod, bazar

noun - a shop that sells used goods, that are donated by people, to raise money for a charity

 

distinct - odlišný, jiný

adjective - clearly different