karate - karate

noun - a fighting sport that comes from Japan in which the only weapons are hands and feet

koala - koala

noun - a kind of small bear that lives in Australia and climbs trees

 

knock over - porazit (autem), srazit (autem)

verb - to hit by a car etc.

kayak - kajak

noun - a light boat for one person, it is moved with a paddle

 

keep on - nepřestávat, pokračovat v, dále něco dělat

verb - to go on doing, to continue doing

knuckle - kloub (na prstu ruky)

noun - a joint on a finger

knot - suk (ve dřevě)

noun - a very hard mass in wood, usually darker colour than the wood around it

 

knot - zauzlovat, zavázat na uzel

verb - to tie two pieces of rope together firmly

knot - uzel, smyčka

noun - a place where two pieces of rope etc. are tied up together firmly

knock - klepání, zaklepání

noun - the act of hitting a door with your hand in order to make the people inside open the it for you

knob - otočný knoflík (na přístroji)

noun - a round button that is turned to control a machine

knitting - pletení

noun - making sweaters, socks etc. from wool or a similar material

knight - rytíř

noun - a soldier serving a king or queen, usually with armour and on a horse

kneel - klečet, kleknout si, pokleknout

verb - to be down on the knees or to get down on your knees

kite - drak (papírový), papírový drak

noun - a children's toy made of paper covering a light frame, it is tied on a string and it flies in the wind