dog tag - psí známka (identifikace vojáka)

noun, American English - a small metal identification tag worn by military personnel, typically on a chain around the neck or attached to clothing or equipment

 

party pooper - kdo kazí zábavu, kazič dobré zábavy

noun, informal - a person who ruins the fun (by being too negative or unenthusiastic)

 

go belly up - zkrachovat, přijít na buben, položit se

verb, informal - to fail or collapse, often used in reference to businesses or plans

mag - časopis, časák

noun, informal - a magazine

 

ADHD - hyperkinetická porucha (porucha pozornosti)

noun - short for "attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder"

tarpaulin - plachta (nepromokavá), nepromokavá plachta, celta

noun, British English - a large waterproof sheet used for example to protect something from the rain

 

PTSD - posttraumatická stresová porucha

noun - short for "post-traumatic stress disorder"

 

OCD - obsesivně kompulzivní porucha

noun - short for "obsessive-compulsive disorder"

 

bipolar - bipolární, dvoupólový

adjective - having or involving two opposite or contrasting aspects

first aid kit - lékárnička

noun - a box containing medical supplies such as bandages, antiseptics, scissors, adhesive tape, and other items

airbag - airbag

noun - a safety device in a car designed to fill in rapidly with air in the event of a collision

pedal - pedál (např. v autě)

noun - a foot-operated lever or control mechanism in a vehicle (such as accelerator, brake and clutch in a car)

bath - koupat

verb, British English - to wash by immersing in water

 

sponge bath - mytí houbou, mytí žínkou

noun - a way of cleaning your body using a damp sponge or washcloth instead of getting into a bathtub or shower

 

run a bath - napustit vanu, napustit vodu do vany

verb - to fill the bathtub with water before you take a bath