lantern
lantern - lucerna, svítilna
BrE
/'læntən/
AmE
/'lænt̬ən/

noun - a light that can be carried in a kind of box with glass sides

 
pick - krumpáč
BrE
/'pɪk/
AmE
/'pɪk/

noun - a large tool that can be used for digging holes, especially in hard ground

pick-axe
pick-axe - krumpáč
BrE
/'pɪkæks/
AmE
/'pɪkæks/

noun - a large tool that can be used for digging holes, especially in hard ground

pickaxe
pickaxe - krumpáč
BrE
/'pɪkæks/
AmE
/'pɪkæks/

noun - a large tool that can be used for digging holes, especially in hard ground

wasteland
wasteland - pustina
BrE
/'weɪstˌlænd/
AmE
/'weɪstˌlænd/

noun - an empty piece of land that can be used for neither building nor farming

pickax
pickax - krumpáč
BrE
/'pɪkæks/
AmE
/'pɪkæks/

noun - a large tool that can be used for digging holes, especially in hard ground

 
stealth - plíživost, nenápadnost
BrE
/'stelθ/
AmE
/'stelθ/

noun - the ability of moving in a way that you cannot be seen or heard

lock
lock - zámek
BrE
/'lɒk/
AmE
/'lɑ:k/

noun - a thing in a door etc., which can only be opened with a key

blueprint
blueprint - plán, návrh, projekt, výkres, koncepce
BrE
/'blu:ˌprɪnt/
AmE
/'blu:ˌprɪnt/

noun - a detailed plan or design that outlines how something will be built or achieved

 
variable - proměnná
BrE
/'veəriəbl/
AmE
/'væriəbl/

noun - (math) a symbol (such as x) that represents a quantity that can be changed

plethora
plethora - nadbytek, přemíra, spousta, záplava, množství
BrE
/'pleθərə/
AmE
/'pleθərə/

noun, formal - a very large amount of something, more than is needed or can be used

groceries
groceries - nákup (potravin), potraviny
BrE
/'grəʊsəriz/
AmE
/'groʊsəriz/

noun, American English - food that can be bought in a supermarket or a smaller shop with food

 
stereotyped - stereotypizovaný
BrE
/'ˌsteriətaɪpt/
AmE
/'ˌsteriətaɪpt/

adjective - based on an idea or opinion that a lot of people have about a group of people or things, which doesn't necessarily have to be true

 
enviously - závistivě, nepřejícně
BrE
/'enviəsli/
AmE
/'enviəsli/

adverb - in a way that shows that you want to be in the same situation as someone else or you wish you had what another person has

 
stereotypical - stereotypní
BrE
/ˌsteriə'tɪpɪkl/
AmE
/ˌsteriə'tɪpɪkl/

adjective - based on an idea or opinion that a lot of people have about a group of people or things, which doesn't necessarily have to be true