delta - delta (ústí řeky)

noun - a place where a river divides before flowing into the sea etc.

 

gatekeeper - vrátný, vrátná

noun - a person whose job is to guard the entrance to a place

wireless - bezdrátový

adjective - not connected by a cable (about a radio, phone, the internet etc.)

 

wing - křídlo (strana)

noun - a part or division on the side (e.g. of a house etc.)

 

molecule - molekula

noun - a group of atoms that form the simplest unit of a substance

melody - melodie

noun - a tune, the succession of musical notes that make up a song

guardrail - svodidlo, svodidla

noun, American English - a strong metal or concrete barrier along the side of a road that prevents vehicles from going off the road

 

key - tónina

noun - the scale or group of pitches that forms the basis of a composition, typically centered around a particular tonic note

 

C-section - císařský řez (při porodu)

noun, American English - a medical operation in which the belly of a pregnant woman is cut open and the baby is taken out

 

caesarean - císařský řez (při porodu)

noun - a medical operation in which the belly of a pregnant woman is cut open and the baby is taken out

 

windshield washer fluid - tekutina do ostřikovačů, směs do ostřikovačů

noun, American English - a liquid solution used to clean the windscreen of a vehicle, typically mixed with water and sprayed onto the windscreen

screen wash - tekutina do ostřikovačů, směs do ostřikovačů

noun, British English - a liquid solution used to clean the windscreen of a vehicle, typically mixed with water and sprayed onto the windscreen

automatic transmission - automatická převodovka, automatické řazení

noun - a type of gearbox in a car that changes gears automatically without the need for the driver to shift manually

 

motion sickness - nemoc z pohybu, kinetóza

noun - the feeling like you're going to vomit because you're traveling in a car, on a plane, on the sea etc.

crucifixion - ukřižování

noun - the act of nailing a person to a wooden cross which was used in the Roman times to punish criminals