atrium - atrium

noun - a large open space or hall, often found in the center of a building

launch - spustit (na vodu), vypustit (družici)

verb - to set on water (a boat etc.), to send into space (shuttle, sattelite etc.)

spark - jiskra

noun - a small piece of burning material; the light produced by electricity passing through space

distance - vzdálenost, dálka

noun - the space between two points, how far it is from one place to another

storage - úložiště, úložný prostor, sklad, skladiště, skladovací prostor

noun - space or a place used for keeping or storing items safely until they are needed

 

weightless - beztížný

adjective - being in a state in which gravity does not affect you, for instance in space

claustrophobia - klaustrofóbie, klaustrofobie

noun - a kind of fear or an uneasy feeling from being in a small enclosed space

shuttle - raketoplán

noun - a vehicle that can travel from earth to space and back and be used again

rocket - raketa

noun - a vehicle which can be shot into space and which is driven by burning gases

parallel parking - podélné parkování

noun - parking a car in a space that is in line with the road and other cars

 

trim - zdobit, ozdobit, lemovat

verb - to add decorative details or finishing touches to enhance the appearance of an object or space

 

vent - průduch, větrací otvor, ventilace

noun - an opening or pipe through which air, gas or liquid can escape or entre a space

 

socket - důlek, jamka, lůžko (oka, kloubu, čepu apod.)

noun - a hollow space in the surface of the body or an object into which something fits

meteor - meteor

noun - a piece of rock that flies through space and lights up when it enters Earth's atmosphere

 

spark - jiskřit

verb - to produce small pieces of burning material; to produce light when electricity passes across a space