hold back - držet se zpátky

verb - to stop yourself from doing something, to not try as hard as you could

 

hold up - vydržet, udržet se, držet se

verb - to continue in a good condition without getting worse

 

come into - přijít k (něčemu)

verb - to receive something (such as money, inheritance etc.)

dyslexic - dyslektik

noun - a person who has a learning disorder which causes difficulty in reading, writing, spelling, speaking, or listening

dyslexic - dyslektický

adjective - having a learning disorder which causes difficulty in reading, writing, spelling, speaking, or listening

dyslexia - dyslexie

noun - a learning disorder which involves difficulty in reading, writing, spelling, speaking, or listening

cycleway - cyklostezka, cyklistická stezka, stezka pro cyklisty

noun, British English - a kind of road that was built for people riding bycicles

bikeway - cyklostezka, cyklistická stezka, stezka pro cyklisty

noun, American English - a kind of road that was built for people riding bycicles

cycle path - cyklostezka, cyklistická stezka, stezka pro cyklisty

noun, British English - a kind of road that was built for people riding bycicles

serenity - klid, vyrovnanost

noun - the state of being peaceful, not worried or troubled

irrigation - zavlažování, zavodňování

noun - supplying land with water

 

nozzle - tryska, hubice

noun - a part that is attached to the end of a hose or pipe to control the stream better

 

kink - smyčka, záhyb, přehyb, zauzlení

noun - a twist or bend in something that is usually straight

 

hosiery - punčochové zboží

noun - a general word for tights and socks

hose - postříkat hadicí

verb - to pour water on something using a hose