noun, American English
-
headlights that you use at night when there's no traffic so you can see farther
low beam headlights
- potkávací světla, klopená světla
BrE
/'ləʊˌbi:m'hedlaɪts/
AmE
/'loʊˌbi:m'hedlaɪts/
noun, American English
-
headlights that you use when there's traffic on the road
dipped headlights
- potkávací světla, klopená světla
BrE
/ˌdɪpt'hedlaɪts/
AmE
/ˌdɪpt'hedlaɪts/
noun, British English
-
headlights that you use when there's traffic on the road
low beams
- potkávací světla, klopená světla
BrE
/'ləʊˌbi:mz/
AmE
/'loʊˌbi:mz/
noun, American English
-
headlights that you use when there's traffic on the road
come round
- probrat se z bezvědomí
BrE
/ˌkʌm'raʊnd/
AmE
/ˌkʌm'raʊnd/
verb
-
to become conscious again after an accident
use up
- spotřebovat
BrE
/ju:z 'ʌp/
AmE
/ju:z 'ʌp/
verb
-
to use all of something
insist on
- trvat na něčem
BrE
/ɪn'sɪst ˌɒn/
AmE
/ɪn'sɪst ˌɑ:n/
verb
-
to say that it is important that somebody should do something or that something should be done
pop group
- pop skupina
BrE
/'pɒp ˌgru:p/
AmE
/'pɑ:p ˌgru:p/
noun
-
a group of people who sing and play pop music together
venetian blind
- žaluzie
BrE
/və'ni:ʃn blaɪnd/
AmE
/və'ni:ʃn blaɪnd/
noun
-
a covering for a window made up of strips of plastic or metal that can be turned to let in light
perennial
- trvalka (rostlina)
BrE
/pə'renɪəl/
AmE
/pə'renɪəl/
noun
-
a plant that grows for more than two years
attagirl
- šikovná holka, šikula, dobrá práce
BrE
/'ætəgɜ:l/
AmE
/'æt̬əgɜ:rl/
interjection, American English, informal
-
a word we use to encourage someone (a girl or a woman) or congratulate someone on something they have done well
attaboy
- pašák, šikovný kluk, šikula, dobrá práce
BrE
/'ætəbɔɪ/
AmE
/'æt̬əbɔɪ/
interjection, American English, informal
-
a word we use to encourage someone (a boy or a man) or congratulate someone on something they have done well
adaptable
- přizpůsobivý
BrE
/ə'dæptəbl/
AmE
/ə'dæptəbl/
adjective
-
able to change in order to succeed
tactless
- netaktní
BrE
/'tæktləs/
AmE
/'tæktləs/
adjective
-
not paying too much attention to what he or she says, thus hurting or upsetting someone