dive - skočit, vrhnout se, letět střemhlav

verb - to move suddenly towards something, or to fall quickly

 

dive - skok, vrhnutí se, prudký pád

noun - a sudden movement towards something, or a sudden fall

diver - skokan do vody

noun - a person who jumps into water with their head first

cookie-cutter - jednolitý, jednotvárný, nenápaditý (stejný jako ostatní)

adjective, American English - used to describe things of the same type which all look almost the same and rather boring, showing lack of imagination and not much character

 

cookie cutter - vykrajovátko (na těsto)

noun - an object that you use for cutting dough or pastry to make cookies of a particular shape

 

cutter - řezačka, řezný nástroj

noun - a tool used for cutting

 

dive - putika, pajzl (špinavý bar)

noun, informal - a bar or club that is cheap and usually dark and dirty

dive - ponor, potápění (s přístroji)

noun - the act of going under water with special equipment

dive - skok do vody, šipka (do vody)

noun - a jump into water with your head going in first

 

coat - kožešina, srst

noun - the fur of an animal

 

sputter - prskání, drmolení

noun - short explosion-like sounds or the way of speaking in such short sounds

 

splutter - prskání, drmolení

noun - short explosion-like sounds or the way of speaking in such short sounds

 

spatter - cáknutí, cákanec, stříknutí, šplouchnutí

noun - many drops of liquid thrown against something or the pattern or coloured patch that is left by these drops of liquid (e.g. drops of paint or blood)

 

splatter - cáknutí, cákanec, stříknutí, šplouchnutí

noun - many drops of liquid thrown against something or the pattern or coloured patch that is left by these drops of liquid (e.g. drops of paint or blood)

 

spatter - šplouchat, stříkat, cákat, kropit, šplouchnout, stříknout, cáknout

verb - (of many drops of liquids) to hit something noisily, to be thrown against something