telegraph - telegraf

noun - an old-fashioned way of sending messages

telegraph pole - telegrafní sloup, telefonní sloup

noun, British English - a tall wooden pole that carries telephone and telegraph wires

 

high-heeled - na vysokých podpatcích, s vysokými podpatky

adjective - (of shoes) having high heels

polyester - polyester (materiál)

noun - artificial cloth that is often used to make clothes

walking stick - vycházková hůl

noun - a stick that you carry with you when walking and use as a support

 

brother - bratr (člen bratrstva)

noun - a member of a brotherhood

criterion - kritérium

noun - a standard you use to judge or decide something

 

be left - zbýt, zbývat

verb - to remain after everything else has gone

 

utility room - komora, kumbál, prádelna, domácí sklad

noun - a room in a house or flat where you keep your freezer or washing machine, and where you can hang your laundry to dry

 

lobby - kuloár, kuloáry (parlamentu)

noun - an area in the British Parliament that is open to the public

 

lobby - lobby, skupina lobbistů

noun - a group of people who try to persuade powerful people that a particular thing should or should not happen

 

lobbyist - lobbista

noun - a person who tries to persuade powerful people that a particular thing should or should not happen

 

code of law - systém zákonů

noun - a complete system of written laws

 

code of practice - pravidla chování, zásady chování, kodex chování

noun - an official set of rules and principles defining how a company's employees should act

 

code of conduct - pravidla chování, zásady chování, kodex chování

noun - an official set of rules and principles defining how a company's employees should act