vibrate - vibrovat
BrE
/vaɪ'breɪt/
AmE
/'vaɪbreɪt/

verb - to shake from side to side slightly and quickly

 
vertically - svisle
BrE
/'vɜ:tɪkəli/
AmE
/'vɜ:rt̬ɪkəli/

adverb - at an angle of 90 degrees from the ground

 
shift - posunout se, sunout se, sunout, posunout, pohnout se, pohnout
BrE
/'ʃɪft/
AmE
/'ʃɪft/

verb - to move from one place or position to another

 
saviour - zachránce
BrE
/'seɪvjə/
AmE
/'seɪvjər/

noun - a person who saves someone from death or danger

 
strained - zmožený, strhaný, přetížený
BrE
/'streɪnd/
AmE
/'streɪnd/

adjective - exhausted and worried from too much work or trouble

reading
reading - čtení
BrE
/'ri:dɪŋ/
AmE
/'ri:dɪŋ/

noun - the act of getting information from a written text

be homesick
be homesick - stýskat se po domově
BrE
/ˌbi: 'həʊmsɪk/
AmE
/ˌbi: 'hoʊmsɪk/

verb - to feel sad because you are far from home

change
change - změna, proměna
BrE
/'tʃeɪnʒ/
AmE
/'tʃeɪnʒ/

noun - something that is different from what it was before

airport
airport - letiště
BrE
/'eəpɔ:t/
AmE
/'erpɔ:rt/

noun - a building from which you can take a plane

 
come off - upadnout, odlomit se
BrE
/ˌkʌm'ɒf/
AmE
/ˌkʌm'ɑ:f/

verb - to fall off something; to be removed from something

 
western - západní
BrE
/'westən/
AmE
/'westərn/

adjective - being from the west or connected with the west

 
get off - sestoupit, seskočit (např. z kola nebo koně)
BrE
/ˌget'ɒf/
AmE
/ˌget̬'ɑ:f/

verb - to climb down (e.g. from a bike, horse etc.)

 
gin - džin, kořalka
BrE
/'dʒɪn/
AmE
/'dʒɪn/

noun - a strong liquor made from grain and juniper berries

 
Jew - Žid
BrE
/'dʒu:/
AmE
/'dʒu:/

noun - a person descended from the ancient people of Israel

manger
manger - jesle (krmné), koryto, korýtko, žlab
BrE
/'meɪndʒə/
AmE
/'meɪndʒər/

noun - a long narrow box that farm animals eat from