harness - postroj, popruhy

noun - a piece of equipment that consists of leather straps, it is used for example to control a horse

shackles - okovy, pouta, řetězy

noun - the two metal pieces connected with a chain that are used to tie a prisoner's wrists or ankles

manacle - okov, pouto

noun - one of the two metal pieces connected with a chain that are used to tie a prisoner's wrists

cold frame - pařeniště

noun - a structure covered with foil, glass or plastic etc. that is used to protect plants from the cold

 

paddle - pálka (např. na stolní tenis)

noun, American English - a flat piece of wood covered in rubber that is used to hit the ball in table tennis

pick - trsátko

noun - a small flat piece of plastic that is used to pluck the strings when playing the guitar etc.

pointer - ukazovátko

noun - a thin wooden stick etc. that is used to show something on the blackboard, on a map etc.

yeast - kvasnice, droždí

noun - a kind of fungus that is added to make dough rise or used in making beer or wine

auxiliary - pomocné sloveso

noun - a verb used with another verb to form some grammatical structures, it does not have its own meaning

auxiliary verb - pomocné sloveso

noun - a verb used with another verb to form some grammatical structures, it does not have its own meaning

medical kit - lékárna (příruční), lékárnička

noun - a small box with a variety of things to be used in the case of injury, illness etc.

filler - výplň, tmel, plnidlo

noun, technical - a substance used to fill gaps, spaces, or irregularities in a surface, material, or structure, often to create a smooth or even finish

 

conservatory - zimní zahrada, prosklená přístavba

noun, British English - a room with glass walls and glass roof that is attached to a house and is usually used to grow sensitive plants in

crossbow - kuš, kuše

noun - a weapon used in the past to shoot short arrows, it consists of a small bow fixed to a longer piece of wood

 

give me five - plácni si se mnou, pojď si plácnout

verb, informal - used to say when you want someone to open a hand so you can slap it with your hand in celebration or greeting