visor
visor - stínítko, sluneční clona
BrE
/'vaɪzə/
AmE
/'vaɪzər/

noun - a movable panel above the windshield in a car that helps block sunlight

 
mugshot - policejní fotografie zadrženého
BrE
/'mʌgʃɒt/
AmE
/'mʌgʃɑ:t/

noun - a police photo of the face of a person who has been arrested

 
comrade - soudruh
BrE
/'kɒmreɪd/
AmE
/'kɑ:mræd/

noun, dated - a member of the same political group, especially a communist or socialist party

stiletto
stiletto - bota na jehlovém podpatku, jehlový podpatek
BrE
/stɪ'letəʊ/
AmE
/stɪ'let̬oʊ/

noun - a woman's shoe with a very high thin heel, or the heel itself

 
mutate - mutovat (geneticky)
BrE
/mju:'teɪt/
AmE
/'mju:teɪt/

verb, technical - to develop a new form because of a permanent change in the genes

 
moonroof - průsvitné střešní okno (auta)
BrE
/'mu:nru:f/
AmE
/'mu:nru:f/

noun - a transparent part of the roof of a car that can be opened

 
assembly - montáž, kompletování
BrE
/ə'sembli/
AmE
/ə'sembli/

noun - the process of fitting different parts of a machine or a device together

tune
tune - naladit (stanici), ladit (rádio)
BrE
/'tju:n/
AmE
/'tu:n/

verb - to move the controls of a radio in order to find a station

term
term - pololetí, semestr
BrE
/'tɜ:m/
AmE
/'tɜ:rm/

noun - one of the two parts of a year at a school or university

timetable
timetable - jízdní řád
BrE
/'taɪmteɪbl/
AmE
/'taɪmteɪbl/

noun - a board or a sheet of paper with the arrival and departure times

 
editor - vydavatel (např. novin), šéfredaktor
BrE
/'edɪtə/
AmE
/'edɪt̬ər/

noun - the person responsible for publishing a piece of text esp. in a newspaper

cover
cover - obálka (časopisu apod.), vazba (knihy), přebal
BrE
/'kʌvə/
AmE
/'kʌvər/

noun - the top page of a magazine etc., to outer part of a book

island
island - ostrov
BrE
/'aɪlənd/
AmE
/'aɪlənd/

noun - a piece of land in the middle of a sea, ocean, lake etc.

foam
foam - pěna
BrE
/'fəʊm/
AmE
/'foʊm/

noun - a mass of small bubbles that form on the surface of a liquid

 
not - záporná částice
BrE
/'nɒt/
AmE
/'nɑ:t/

particle - a word that makes the meaning of another word (usually a verb) negative