rip current - zpětný proud (v moři)

noun - a strong, narrow flow of water moving away from the shore, which can pull swimmers out to sea, it is dangerous and often hard to see

 

man flu - rýmička

noun - a humorous term for when a man feels he has a very bad cold or flu, often acting as though it’s more serious than it is

dummy - figurína, panák, krejčovská panna

noun - a large model of a person or a part of the body that is used to show clothes on in a shop or to make clothes

 

Purgatory - očistec

noun - the place where, according to some religions, the spirit of a dead person is sent to suffer for their sins before they can go to heaven

 

arm-wrestling - páka, přetlačování v páce, přetlačování paží

noun - a competition where two opponents measure who is stronger by sitting down with one elbow on a table, forcing each other's arm down onto the table

 

rivet - nýtovat, přinýtovat

verb, technical - to join or fasten two or more materials together using a metal pin or bolt that is deformed at the end to create a permanent connection

brewpub - hospoda s vlastním pivovarem, pivovarská restaurace

noun, American English - an establishment that combines a brewery with a pub or restaurant, where beer is brewed on-site and served to customers alongside a menu of food

forklift operator - řidič vysokozdvižného vozíku

noun - a person whose job is to drive and control a special vehicle with a special device at the front that allows it to lift heavy objects

seal - těsnění, těsnící spoj

noun - a strip or piece of material (usually rubber or plastic) that is put on something to prevent water, air or dirt to get in or out

toboggan - sáňky, boby

noun - a long, wide piece of wood with a C-shaped front that is used for sliding on snowy slopes; any kind of wooden or plastic sledge

magazine - časopis

noun - a periodical that comes out every week, every other week, or every month, etc., it is usually printed in colour and has many photos and pictures

pier - molo

noun - a kind of wooden or metal structure that sticks out from the land over the sea, it is used by boats for loading and unloading goods

 

portkey - přenášedlo

noun - (Harry Potter) a way of transportation of that is used by witches and wizards (they touch a seemingly ordinary object that sends them to their destination)

tennis - tenis

noun - a game where two or four players play with rackets and a small ball, it is played on a court with a net in the middle

cracker - vánoční petarda, vánoční rachejtle

noun - (Christmas item) a cardboard tube with a paper crown in it, a little souvenir and a joke, it is opened by pulling the two ends apart