broomstick
broomstick - koště z proutí, násada na koště
BrE
/'bru:mstɪk/
AmE
/'bru:mstɪk/

noun - a broom made of thin sticks; a wooden handle of a broom

bar of chocolate
bar of chocolate - tabulka čokolády
BrE
/'bɑ:rəf'tʃɒklɪt/
AmE
/'bɑ:rəf'tʃɑ:klɪt/

noun - a rectangular piece of chocolate that can usually be bought in a shop

boulevard
boulevard - třída (ulice), bulvár (ulice)
BrE
/'bʊlɪvɑ:d/
AmE
/'bʊlɪvɑ:rd/

noun - a wide street with trees on both sides

barge
barge - bárka, říční člun
BrE
/'bɑ:dʒ/
AmE
/'bɑ:rdʒ/

noun - a narrow boat with a flat bottom that travels along a river or canal

branch
branch - pobočka
BrE
/'brɑ:ntʃ/
AmE
/'bræntʃ/

noun - a part of a larger company set up and operating in a new place

broad shoulders
broad shoulders - široká ramena
BrE
/'brɔ:d ʃəʊldəz/
AmE
/'brɔ:d ʃoʊldərz/

noun - wide muscular shoulders

 
bump - náraz, rána
BrE
/'bʌmp/
AmE
/'bʌmp/

noun - a noise made by hitting something

 
basics - základy
BrE
/'beɪsɪks/
AmE
/'beɪsɪks/

noun - the elementary and most important things

book
book - kniha
BrE
/'bʊk/
AmE
/'bʊk/

noun - a story or other written work printed on paper and fastened together, it has a cover and many pages inside

bad luck
bad luck - smůla (ne štěstí)
BrE
/ˌbæd'lʌk/
AmE
/ˌbæd'lʌk/

noun - something bad that happens by chance

beginner
beginner - začátečník
BrE
/bɪ'gɪnə/
AmE
/bɪ'gɪnər/

noun - a person who is just starting to do something, e.g. a sport, studying a language etc.

break down
break down - porouchat se, rozbít se (porouchat se)
BrE
/'breɪk'daʊn/
AmE
/'breɪk'daʊn/

verb - (of a machine) to stop working properly

bobsleigh
bobsleigh - bob (závodní), závodní boby
BrE
/'bɒbsleɪ/
AmE
/'bɑ:bsleɪ/

noun, British English - a vehicle that moves down an icy track at great speed; a winter sport in which teams race down an ice-covered track in a small, streamlined vehicle with runners

bachelor
bachelor - svobodný muž
BrE
/'bætʃələ/
AmE
/'bætʃələr/

noun - an unmarried man

bachelor
bachelor - bakalář
BrE
/'bætʃələ/
AmE
/'bætʃələr/

noun - a degree that you can get at a college after three or four years of studying