get lost - ztratit se, být zmatený
BrE
/ˌget'lɒst/
AmE
/ˌget'lɑ:st/

verb - to start to be confused, not to understand something

fortune teller
fortune teller - věštkyně, věštec
BrE
/'fɔ:tʃu:nˌtelə/
AmE
/'fɔ:rtʃənˌtelər/

noun - a person who can see what happens in the future and whose job is telling people what will happen to…

projector
projector - projektor, promítačka
BrE
/prə'dʒektə/
AmE
/prə'dʒektər/

noun - an appliance used to display pictures or films, for example, on a white screen or on the wall

 
outside - mimo
BrE
/aʊt'saɪd/
AmE
/aʊt'saɪd/

preposition - not as a part of, not within

 
accidentally on purpose - jakoby náhodou
BrE
/æksɪˌdentəli  ɒn'pɜ:pəs/
AmE
/æksɪˌdentəli ɑ:n'pɜ:rpəs/

adverb - as if unintentionally

 
see you - uvidíme se (kde, kdy)
BrE
/'si: ˌju:/
AmE
/'si: ˌju:/

phrase - a phrase used to say goodbye and confirm when or where you will see the other person

 
manoeuvre - manévrovat
BrE
/mə'nu:və/
AmE
/mə'nu:vər/

verb, British English - to move and try to control and direct something

 
split - rozdělit
BrE
/'splɪt/
AmE
/'splɪt/

verb - divide

 
father-to-be - budoucí otec
BrE
/'fɑ:ðətəbi:/
AmE
/'fɑ:ðərtəbi:/

noun - a man who is about to become a father

 
change of scenery - změna prostředí
BrE
/ˌtʃeɪndʒ əv 'si:nəri/
AmE
/ˌtʃeɪndʒ əv 'si:nəri/

noun - a change of an environment

 
besides - kromě, mimo (co)
BrE
/bɪ'saɪdz/
AmE
/bɪ'saɪdz/

preposition - except from, apart from

 
for laughs - ze srandy, pro legraci, pro zábavu
BrE
/fə 'lɑ:fs/
AmE
/fə 'læfs/

phrase, British English, informal - done for a laugh without serious intentions

 
burst into - propuknout v, náhle se dát do (např. breku), vybouchnout, vyprsknout (smíchy apod.)
BrE
/bɜ:st 'ɪntu:/
AmE
/bɜ:st 'ɪntu:/

verb - to have a sudden fit of something, e.g. tears

 
Dagon - Dagon
BrE
/'deɪgɒn/
AmE
/'deɪgɑ:n/

noun - an ancient fish-god

 
webbed - s plovacími blánami
BrE
/'webd/
AmE
/'webd/

adjective - having skin between the fingers that makes it easier for some animals to swim (e.g. ducks, frogs etc.)