under arrest - zatčený, zatčen, ve vazbě

adjective - having been taken by the police and not free to leave

 

cover - krýt (někoho), krýt záda

verb - to protect or support another person, especially in a dangerous or difficult situation

lead - stopa (ve vyšetřování)

noun - information or a clue that helps the police to find out more about a crime or a criminal

unit - jednotka (např. policejní), útvar

noun - a group of police officers who work together for a special purpose

undercover - tajný, v utajení, inkognito

adjective - working secretly, especially as a police officer trying to get information without people knowing who you really are

crime scene - místo činu

noun - the place where a crime happened and where the police look for clues and evidence

 

sperm - spermie, sperma, semeno

noun - a male reproductive cell that can join with a female egg to create a new life

 

embryo - zárodek, embryo

noun - an animal or human in the early stages of development before birth, especially before all the main body parts are formed

 

placenta - placenta, plodové lůžko

noun - an organ that develops in the uterus during pregnancy to provide oxygen and nutrients to the developing baby and remove waste products from the baby's blood

 

ineligible - neoprávněný, nezpůsobilý, nevhodný, nesplňující podmínky

adjective - not allowed or not suitable to do something or receive something, especially by law or by rules

front - fronta (atmosferická)

noun - the line or area where two different air masses meet, for example, warm air and cold air

 

lose your temper - ztratit nervy, vybouchnout, neovládnout se

verb, informal - to become upset, to become angry or unable to control one's temper

 

minus - mínus, negativum, záporná stránka, nevýhoda

noun - a negative, a disadvantage

 

baneful - zhoubný, ničivý, záhubný, neblahý

adjective, literary - causing harm, destruction, or serious damage; deadly or ruinous

 

bane - prokletí, zkáza, pohroma, zhouba, zatracení

noun - something that causes great distress, trouble, or annoyance; a source of harm or ruin