wood anemone
wood anemone - sasanka hajní
BrE
/ˌwʊd ə'neməni/
AmE
/ˌwʊd ə'neməni/

noun - a plant with white flowers that grows in the woods in spring, it contains some poisonous chemicals

anemone
anemone - sasanka
BrE
/ə'neməni/
AmE
/ə'neməni/

noun - a plant with white flowers that grows in the woods in spring, it contains some poisonous chemicals

wind chimes
wind chimes - zvonkohra
BrE
/'wɪndˌtʃaɪmz/
AmE
/'wɪndˌtʃaɪmz/

noun - a set of wooden or metal tubes that you hang outside and the wind makes it tinkle

 
lamprey - mihule
BrE
/'læmpri/
AmE
/'læmpri/

noun - a kind of fish with round mouth (with no jaw) that sucks the blood of other fish

 
weather forecast - předpověď počasí
BrE
/ˌweðə 'fɔ:kɑ:st/
AmE
/ˌweðər'fɔ:rkæst/

noun - a TV or radio programme which informs people about what the weather is going to be like

wrestle
wrestle - zápasit, prát se
BrE
/'resl/
AmE
/'resl/

verb - to fight in a way that you try to hold somebody and throw them on the ground

witch
witch - čarodějnice, ježibaba
BrE
/'wɪtʃ/
AmE
/'wɪtʃ/

noun - a woman (usually old) who can do magic and e.g. fly on the broomstick, make potions etc.

worm
worm - žížala
BrE
/'wɜ:m/
AmE
/'wɜ:rm/

noun - a small animal with no legs or bones, it lives in the ground and has no eyes

flat
flat - byt
BrE
/'flæt/
AmE
/'flæt/

noun, British English - the rooms that you use to live in, usually in a large building where many people live

flip flops
flip flops - žabky (boty)
BrE
/'flɪpflɒps/
AmE
/'flɪpflɑ:ps/

noun - open shoes that have a thin strap between your big toe and the toe next to it

flea
flea - blecha
BrE
/'fli:/
AmE
/'fli:/

noun - a small insect that feeds on the blood of animals (or people), it can jump very well

negative
negative - negativ
BrE
/'negətɪv/
AmE
/'negət̬ɪv/

noun - a piece of film that is used to make photographs from, the colours are inverted in it

applaud
applaud - tleskat
BrE
/ə'plɔ:d/
AmE
/ə'plɔ:d/

verb - to award a performer etc. by clapping your hands to show that you have liked the performance

apartment
apartment - byt
BrE
/ə'pɑ:tmənt/
AmE
/ə'pɑ:rtmənt/

noun, American English - the rooms that you use to live in, usually in a large building where many people live

traffic jam
traffic jam - zácpa (dopravní), dopravní zácpa
BrE
/'træfɪkˌdʒæm/
AmE
/'træfɪkˌdʒæm/

noun - a situation in which there are so many cars in the street that they cannot move forward