Yorkshire pudding - yorkshirský pudink (“miska” z pečeného těsta)

noun - a traditional British side dish made from a simple batter that is baked in the oven until it puffs up

callipers - posuvné měřítko, průměrka

noun, technical - a tool made of two metal parts that is used for measuring the width, distance or diameter of various objects

cord - kabel, šňůra (elektro)

noun - an electric wire or wires covered in protective material that is used to carry electricity to an appliance or device

 

defamation - pomluva, hanobení

noun, formal - the act or harming someone or damaging their reputation by saying or writing something about them that is not true

 

working - postačující, základní

adjective - (of a plan, knowledge, etc.) not complete but that is satisfactory for now, likely to be improved in the future

 

impulse - impuls

noun, technical - a short signal that is sent along a nerve, wire or through the air and causes something else to react

fortune teller - věštkyně, věštec

noun - a person who can see what happens in the future and whose job is telling people what will happen to…

as if - to zrovna, to určitě

interjection, informal - a phrase we use as an exclamation to say that we think something is nott possible, something will never happen

plaster of Paris - sádra (sochařská, lékařská)

noun - a mixture of white powder and water that is used to make statues or to cover broken arms, legs etc.

muesli - müsli

noun - breakfast food made of raw grains, mixed with nuts, seeds and usually dried fruit that is often eaten with milk

granola - cerálie, müsli

noun - breakfast food made of cooked grains, mixed with nuts, seeds and usually dried fruit that is often eaten with milk

 

get-well-soon card - přání k brzkému uzdravení

noun - a card that you give someone who is ill to express the hope that they soon recover from the illness

couch - pohovka, gauč

noun - a soft piece of furniture which you can sit or lie on comfortably, it is usually in the living room

fur - kožešina

noun - the skin of a dead animal with the hair still on it that is usually used to make coats etc.

bib - bryndáček, slintáček, bryndák

noun - a piece of cloth that you tie under a baby's chin to protect the baby's clothes while it is eating