dean - děkan
BrE
/'di:n/
AmE
/'di:n/

noun - a person who is in charge of a particular division of a university or a college

 
salvation - spása, záchrana
BrE
/sæl'veɪʃn/
AmE
/sæl'veɪʃn/

noun - being saved from danger, harm, death etc. or (in Christian religion) from sin and the devil

 
messiah - mesiáš, spasitel
BrE
/mə'saɪə/
AmE
/mə'saɪə/

noun - a religious leader sent by God to save the world (e.g. Jesus Christ in Christian religion)

 
gunpowder - střelný prach
BrE
/'gʌnˌpaʊdə/
AmE
/'gʌnˌpaʊdər/

noun - a dry explosive substance that is used in guns and other weapons to fire bullets etc.

efficient
efficient - efektivní, výkonný, schopný
BrE
/ɪ'fɪʃənt/
AmE
/ɪ'fɪʃənt/

adjective - performing or functioning in the best possible manner with the least waste of time and effort

cosy
cosy - útulný, příjemný
BrE
/'kəʊzi/
AmE
/'koʊzi/

adjective - (of a house, flat etc.) comfortable to live in because of its warmth and small space

cup
cup - pohár (sportovní)
BrE
/'kʌp/
AmE
/'kʌp/

noun - a large metal container with two handles which is given as a prize in sporting events

 
mute - ztlumit
BrE
/'mju:t/
AmE
/'mju:t/

verb - to make a sound more quiet, especially by wrapping the source of the sound in something

 
overtake - předstihnout, předběhnout, předhonit
BrE
/ˌəʊvə'teɪk/
AmE
/ˌoʊvə'teɪk/

verb - to catch up with somebody who is ahead of you and get in front of them

 
hostler - čeledín, podkoní
BrE
/'hɒslə/
AmE
/'hɑ:slər/

noun - a groom, a person whose job is to take care of the horses in a stable

broth
broth - masový vývar, vývar
BrE
/'brɒθ/
AmE
/'brɑ:θ/

noun - liquid in which meat and vegetables are boiled, it is used to make soups or sauces

undergrowth
undergrowth - podrost
BrE
/'ʌndəˌgrəʊθ/
AmE
/'ʌndərˌgroʊθ/

noun - the bushes, tall grass, ferns, etc. that grow under the trees in a wood or forest

catch
catch - stihnout (autobus apod.)
BrE
/'kætʃ/
AmE
/'kætʃ/

verb - to be there in time for a bus or train etc; not to be too late

cloakroom
cloakroom - šatna (např. v divadle)
BrE
/'kləʊkˌru:m/
AmE
/'kloʊkˌru:m/

noun - a small room in a building (e.g. a theatre) where people leave their coats, bags etc.

 
faded - vybledlý
BrE
/'feɪdɪd/
AmE
/'feɪdɪd/

adjective - lighter in colour because of being too old or exposed to sunlight for a long time