cassette player
cassette player - kazeťák, přehrávač na kazety
BrE
/kə'setˌpleɪə/
AmE
/kə'setˌpleɪər/

noun - a machine used for playing music or other things from a tape

observatory
observatory - observatoř, hvězdárna
BrE
/əb'zɜ:vətri/
AmE
/əb'zɜ:rvətɔ:ri/

noun - a place from which you can watch the stars using a telescope

wag
wag - vrtět (ocasem)
BrE
/'wæg/
AmE

verb - to move from side to side, esp. about a dog's tail etc.

whisky
whisky - whisky
BrE
/'wɪski/
AmE
/'wɪski/

noun - a strong liquor made from different grains such as rye or barley

 
terminal - terminál
BrE
/'tɜ:mɪnl/
AmE
/'tɜ:rmɪnl/

noun - the part of an airport from which you can take a plane

tape player
tape player - kazeťák, přehrávač na kazety
BrE
/'teɪpˌpleɪə/
AmE
/'teɪpˌpleɪər/

noun - a machine used for playing music or other things from a tape

 
supportive - podpůrný, podporující
BrE
/sə'pɔ:tɪv/
AmE
/sə'pɔ:rt̬ɪv/

adjective - encouraging; holding something from below so that it doesn't fall or collapse

 
shipping agent - přepravce
BrE
/'ʃɪpɪŋˌeɪdʒənt/
AmE
/'ʃɪpɪŋˌeɪdʒənt/

noun - a company that transports good from one place, company etc. to another

 
structure - konstrukce
BrE
/'strʌktʃə/
AmE
/'strʌktʃə/

noun - a thing (a building) that has been put together from many parts

hailstone
hailstone - kroupa (ledová)
BrE
/'heɪlstəʊn/
AmE
/'heɪlstoʊn/

noun - a ball of ice that sometimes falls from clouds during a storm

heavy rain
heavy rain - silný déšť
BrE
/ˌhevi'reɪn/
AmE
/ˌhevi'reɪn/

noun - the drops of water that fall from the sky with great intensity

stairs
stairs - schody
BrE
/'steəz/
AmE
/'sterz/

noun - steps that people can use to climb from one floor to another

 
secret - tajemství
BrE
/'si:krət/
AmE
/'si:krət/

noun - something that is kept hidden from people, something not known to people

refuge
refuge - útočiště, úkryt
BrE
/'refju:dʒ/
AmE
/'refju:dʒ/

noun - a safe place where you can be protected from danger, problems etc.

back
back - zadní část
BrE
/'bæk/
AmE
/'bæk/

noun - the part that is furthest from the front, the opposite of 'front'