hyperactive - hyperaktivní
BrE
/ˌhaɪpər'æktɪv/
AmE
/ˌhaɪpər'æktɪv/

adjective - having more energy that is normal and able to keep still only for short periods

 
liaise - úzce spolupracovat
BrE
/li'eɪz/
AmE
/li'eɪz/

verb, British English - to work closely with someone and keep each other informed about what is going on

 
sympathetically - soucitně, se soucitem
BrE
/ˌsɪmpə'θetɪkli/
AmE
/ˌsɪmpə'θetɪkli/

adverb - with sympathy, in a way that shows you understand someone who is unhappy or sad

 
hotshot - eso, kapacita
BrE
/'hɒtʃɒt/
AmE
/'hɑ:tʃɑ:t/

noun - a person who is extremely skilled in a particular area, at a particular job etc.

mantis
mantis - kudlanka
BrE
/'mæntɪs/
AmE
/'mænt̬ɪs/

noun - a large green insect, it is known that the female eats the male after mating

binding
binding - vázání (např. lyžařské)
BrE
/'baɪndɪŋ/
AmE
/'baɪndɪŋ/

noun - a mechanism that is used to fasten the boot to a ski or a snowboard

scandal
scandal - skandál
BrE
/'skændl/
AmE
/'skændl/

noun - gossip about the private lives of others, especially something that is shocking or very surprising

sundial
sundial - sluneční hodiny
BrE
/'sʌnˌdaɪəl/
AmE

noun - an instrument that indicates what time it is by the shadow cast by the sun

marijuana
marijuana - marihuana
BrE
/ˌmærə'wɑ:nə/
AmE
/ˌmærə'wɑ:nə/

noun - a common kind of drug made from the hemp plant, it is usually smoked ('joints')

spruce
spruce - smrk
BrE
/'spru:s/
AmE
/'spru:s/

noun - one of the most common coniferous trees, it is often used as a Christmas tree

fiddle
fiddle - housle
BrE
/'fɪdl/
AmE
/'fɪdl/

noun, informal - a stringed instrument that is supported by the left shoulder and played with a bow

 
pansy - padavka
BrE
/'pænzi/
AmE
/'pænzi/

noun, informal - a man or a boy who is not behaving in a very man-like way

janitor
janitor - údržbář, správce domu
BrE
/'dʒænɪtə/
AmE
/'dʒænɪt̬ər/

noun, American English - a person whose job is to maintain a building, fix things around the building etc.

 
nerd - šprt, blázen
BrE
/'nɜ:d/
AmE
/'nɜ:rd/

noun, informal - (disapproving) a person who is very interested in certain subjects such as computers, physics etc.

flypaper
flypaper - mucholapka
BrE
/'flaɪˌpeɪpə/
AmE
/'flaɪˌpeɪpər/

noun - a strip of paper covered in a sticky substance that is used to kill flies