mousetrap
mousetrap - past na myši
BrE
/'maʊstræp/
AmE
/'maʊstræp/

noun - a trap for catching and killing mice

 
leech - pijavice, parazit, příživník (člověk)
BrE
/'li:tʃ/
AmE
/'li:tʃ/

noun - somebody who takes advantage of other people for a long period of time by taking their food, money or profit

 
smallpox - neštovice (pravé, černé), variola
BrE
/'smɔ:lpɒks/
AmE
/'smɔ:lpɑ:ks/

noun - a serious infectious disease that causes fever, marks on your skin and often death, it is extremely rare nowadays

 
scenario - scénář, možný vývoj, možnost
BrE
/sə'nɑ:riəʊ/
AmE
/sə'nerioʊ/

noun - a description of possible events or actions

 
arrangement - aranžmá, uspořádání, rozestavení
BrE
/ə'reɪndʒmənt/
AmE
/ə'reɪndʒmənt/

noun - a group of things that are placed in a particular place or position

 
arrange - aranžovat, zaranžovat, udělat aranžmá (hudby)
BrE
/ə'reɪndʒ/
AmE
/ə'reɪndʒ/

verb - to write or change a piece of music

 
dream catcher - lapač snů
BrE
/'dri:mˌkætʃə/
AmE
/'dri:mˌkætʃər/

noun - a small round talisman that's hung by a person's bed to keep away bad dreams

 
catcher - chytač, lapač
BrE
/'kætʃə/
AmE
/'kætʃər/

noun - something or someone that catches something

 
Einstein - Einstein
BrE
/'aɪnstaɪn/
AmE
/'aɪnstaɪn/

noun - the last name of one of the most famous theoretical physicists

 
Cobain - Cobain
BrE
/kəʊ'beɪn/
AmE
/koʊ'beɪn/

noun - the last name of the frontman of the band Nirvana

conduct
conduct - provádět, provést
BrE
/kən'dʌkt/
AmE
/kən'dʌkt/

verb - to carry out something

 
fine - pěkný, slunečný
BrE
/'faɪn/
AmE
/'faɪn/

adjective, British English - (of weather) sunny, not raining

 
slam-dunk - smečovat, zasměčovat (v basketbalu)
BrE
/'slæmdʌŋk/
AmE
/'slæmdʌŋk/

verb - (in basketball) to jump up and throw the ball through the basket

 
dunk - smečovat, zasměčovat (v basketbalu)
BrE
/'dʌŋk/
AmE
/'dʌŋk/

verb - (in basketball) to jump up and throw the ball through the basket

 
dunk - ponořit (někoho) do vody
BrE
/'dʌŋk/
AmE
/'dʌŋk/

verb, American English, informal - to push someone under water, usually as a joke