knocker - klepadlo

noun - a device that is used to hit the door lightly to let the people inside know you are at the door

shears - velké nůžky (např. zahradnické nebo na drůbež)

noun - a kind of large scissors used e.g. in the garden to trim bushes or in the kitchen to cut poultry etc.

 

count down - odpočítávat

verb - to count backwards (esp. before something is supposed to happen - an explosion of a bomb, the launch of a rocket etc.)

 

estimation - odhad

noun - an opinion or a guess about how much something is going to cost, how big something is going to be etc.

fight - rvačka

noun - a situation in which you use weapons or your own body to try to defeat somebody, usually in a violent way

chute - padák

noun, informal - a piece of equipment that enables a person to jump from a plane and fall slowly and safely to the ground

 

lash - bičovat

verb - to hit a person with an instrument made of a piece of leather fastened to a handle, usually as a punishment

 

Charades - šarády (hra)

noun - a party game in which a player has to demonstrate words and their team has to guess what the words are

 

alike - stejně jako, tak i

adverb - used after mentioning two or more things or people to show that you are referring to both or all of them

 

adapter - adaptér

noun - a device that makes it possible to connect two or more pieces of equipment that were not designed to fit together

 

out of sight out of mind - sejde z očí - sejde z mysli

phrase - a phrase people use to say that if you don't see someone or something, it is easy to forget about them

debone - vykostit, odstranit kosti, zbavit kostí

verb - to remove the bones from meat, fish, or poultry

uncork - odzátkovat, vyjmout zátku, vyjmout korek

verb - to remove the cork or stopper from a bottle

 

do your head in - štvát, lézt na nervy

verb, British English, informal - to make someone feel extremely annoyed, confused, or frustrated

 

infantile - dětský, kojenecký, novorozenecký

adjective, technical - relating to or characteristic of an infant or infancy