lifesaver - záchrana, spása (v těžké situaci)

noun - someone or something that helps you in a difficult situation

armband - páska na rukávu

noun - a strip of cloth that you wear around your sleeve or arm

armband - rukávek, křidélko (pro neplavce)

noun, British English - a rubber ring filled with air that you wear on your arm to help you float of water

water wing - rukávek, křidélko (pro neplavce)

noun - a rubber ring filled with air that you wear on your arm to help you float of water

 

floaty - vzdušný, tenounký, lehký (o oblečení)

adjective - (of clothing) very light and thin

floaty - rukávek, křidélko (pro neplavce)

noun, American English - a rubber ring filled with air that you wear on your arm to help you float of water

swimming ring - plavací kruh, plavací kolo, nafukovací kolo

noun - an inflatable rubber ring that you put around your waist to help you swim

swim ring - plavací kruh, plavací kolo, nafukovací kolo

noun - an inflatable rubber ring that you put around your waist to help you swim

lifesaver - záchranný kruh

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

bauble - laciná ozdoba, cetka, tretka

noun - a piece of cheap jewellery

 

roll up - stočit, srolovat

verb - to make something into the shape of a tube

 

unroll - rozbalit, rozbalit se, rozvinout, rozvinout se

verb - to open or unwind something that has been rolled up so that it becomes flat

Christmas cracker - vánoční petarda, vánoční rachejtle

noun - a festive paper tube with a surprise inside, pulled open with a snap during Christmas celebrations

tassel - střapec (např. na koberci, na závěsu)

noun - a hanging bunch of threads attached to something, it is often used for decoration

review - opakování (učiva)

noun, American English - the act of going through something you once learned in order to remember it better, e.g. before a test in school etc.