duty-free shop
duty-free shop - bezcelní obchod
BrE
/ˌdju:ti 'fri: ʃɒp/
AmE
/ˌdu:ti 'fri: ʃɑ:p/

noun, British English - a shop where you can buy goods without tax on them, you can find these shops in an airport or on a ship

 
feel down - cítít se na dně, být nešťastný
BrE
/'fi:l daʊn/
AmE
/'fi:l daʊn/

verb - to be sad and unhappy

 
envoy - vyslanec, posel
BrE
/'envɔɪ/
AmE
/'envɔɪ/

noun - a person who is sent as a representative from a government or an organization to another

 
go over - přejít, překročit
BrE
/'gəʊ 'əʊvə/
AmE
/'gəʊ 'əʊvər/

verb - to move from one place to another, especially crossing a city, room, etc.

 
incline - naklonit
BrE
/'ɪnklaɪn/
AmE
/'ɪnklaɪn/

verb, formal - to lean in a particular direction

 
trade-off - kompromis, záměna
BrE
/'treɪd ɒf/
AmE
/'treɪd ɔ:f/

noun - a situation in which you balance two things that are opposed to each other

 
conundrum - hádanka, záhada, hlavolam
BrE
/kə'nʌndrəm/
AmE
/kə'nʌndrəm/

noun - a problem or a question that is confusing and difficult to figure out

 
omen - znamení, předzvěst, náznak
BrE
/'əʊmən/
AmE
/'oʊmən/

noun - a sign that something is going to happen

 
thorny - ožehavý, palčivý, zapeklitý
BrE
/'θɔ:ni/
AmE
/'θɔ:rni/

adjective - complicated, causing difficulty

 
viewpoint - úhel pohledu
BrE
/'vju:pɔɪnt/
AmE
/'vju:pɔɪnt/

noun - a particular way of thinking about something

 
hernia - kýla
BrE
/'hɜ:niə/
AmE
/'hɜ:rniə/

noun - a medical condition which is usually caused by injury or by lifting heavy things

 
hunk - kus chlapa (pozitivně)
BrE
/'hʌŋk/
AmE
/'hʌŋk/

noun, informal - a man who is strong and sexually attractive

 
hunk - kus, kusanec (jídla, ap.)
BrE
/'hʌŋk/
AmE
/'hʌŋk/

noun - a large, thick piece of something, especially food

rock climbing
rock climbing - horolezectví
BrE
/'rɒk klaɪmɪŋ/
AmE
/'rɑ:k klaɪmɪŋ/

noun - the activity of climbing steep surfaces, as a hobby or sport

 
family tree - rodokmen
BrE
/ˌfæməli 'tri:/
AmE
/ˌfæməli 'tri:/

noun - a chart that shows the relationship between members of a family over many generations