drill - vrtačka

noun - an instrument that is used to make small round holes into a wall, piece of wood etc.

echo - echo, ozvěna

noun - a sound that is reflected off flat surfaces, e.g. off the wall of a rock, cliff, etc.

optometrist - oční optik, optik

noun, American English - a specialist whose job is to examine people's eyes and provide them with glasses or contact lenses

 

division - dělení (mat.)

noun - an arithmetic operation in which you find out how many times a number is in another number

 

theocracy - teokracie

noun - a political system in which God (or people believed to be guided by God) is in charge

tights - punčocháče, punčochové kalhoty (dámské)

noun, British English - a piece of women's clothing, it is thin and tight and covers the waist, legs and feet

 

tundra - tundra

noun - large flat Arctic regions of the Northern Hemisphere where the earth below the ground is always frozen

 

short story - povídka

noun - a piece of writing that is usually shorter than 10 000 words, much shorter than a novel

story - povídka

noun - a piece of writing that is usually shorter than 10 000 words, much shorter than a novel

saviour - spasitel

noun - a person/god who saves people from death or sin; in Christian religion it is the Christ

syrup - sirup

noun - a thick sweet liquid that is put on top of food or into drinks such as coffee

 

vicar - vikář, farář

noun - a priest who is in charge of a local church community (esp. in the Church of England)

blowtorch - opalovací lampa, plamenomet

noun - a burner that produces very hot flame, it is used to remove old paint from a surface

 

romanticize - romantizovat

verb - to speak or think about something in a way that it appears better than it actually is

 

dictatorship - diktatura, diktátorství

noun - a kind of government in which the ruler has absolute power and is not restrained by law