tape measure - metr (svinovací i krejčovský)

noun - a long strip of cloth, or flexible plastic or metal used to measure the length of things

stretcher - nosítka (pro raněné)

noun - A kind of bed that is used to carry someone who is injured and/or can't walk.

 

RSVP - potvrďte účast

phrase - an abbreviation used in invitations that tells people to confirm whether or not they accept the invitation

life buoy - záchranný kruh

noun - a kind of ring that floats in water and is used to save someone who is drowning

life ring - záchranný kruh

noun - a kind of ring that floats in water and is used to save someone who is drowning

lifebelt - záchranný kruh

noun - a kind of ring that floats in water and is used to save someone who is drowning

ladyship - výsost, jasnost, veličenstvo, madam, paní dokonalá (ironicky, posměšně)

noun, British English, informal - used to refer to a woman, often ironically, who is acting as if she were very important or expects to be treated with special respect

 

consumable - spotřební

adjective - referring to items or products that are intended to be used up or depleted in the course of normal use or consumption

loppers - dlouhé zahradnické nůžky

noun - a garden tool similar to a pair of scissors with very long handles that is used to cut twigs and small brunches

computer - počítač

noun - a machine that can be used to do maths, type, draw, play games, watch videos, listen to music, surf the internet etc.

hay - seno, sláma

noun - dried up grass or the stems of other plants, it is usually used by farm animals to sleep on or to eat

 

no sweat - žádnej problém, v pohodě, v klidu

phrase, informal - used to say someone that something is not a problem when they ask you to do something or when they thank you

 

foreign language - cizí jazyk

noun - a language used in a different country or culture

 

non-addictive - nenávykový, nezpůsobující závislost

adjective - not causing physical or psychological dependence when used regularly

 

everyone and their nan - snad úplně každý, každý kdo má nohy, každej louda

noun, British English, informal - (used humorously) a lot of people, or almost everyone