tape measure
tape measure - metr (svinovací i krejčovský)
BrE
/'teɪp ˌmeʒə/
AmE
/'teɪp ˌmeʒər/

noun - a long strip of cloth, or flexible plastic or metal used to measure the length of things

 
laryngitis - laryngitida, zánět hrtanu
BrE
/ˌlærɪn'dʒaɪtɪs/
AmE
/ˌlerɪn'dʒaɪt̬s/

noun - a painful swelling of the area at the top of the throat, making it difficult to speak

groom
groom - upravovat srst (zvířete), česat (zvíře), hřebelcovat (koně)
BrE
/'gru:m/
AmE
/'gru:m/

verb - to care for the fur or skin of an animal, to brush the fur of an animal

 
purity - nevinnost, neposkvrněnost, cudnost
BrE
/'pjʊərəti/
AmE
/'pjʊrət̬i/

noun - the state of being morally clean, free of evil thoughts etc. (esp. connected with women and sex)

 
Eskimo - eskymácký
BrE
/'eskɪməʊ/
AmE
/'eskɪmoʊ/

adjective - connected with the tribes of people who originally inhabited the Arctic regions of Greenland, Canada, Russia etc.

big bang
big bang - velký třesk
BrE
/'bɪg'bæŋ/
AmE
/'bɪg'bæŋ/

noun - the theory of the beginning of the Universe that says that everything started by a great explosion

 
equinox - rovnodennost
BrE
/'i:kwɪnɒks/
AmE
/'i:kwɪnɑ:ks/

noun - one of the two days of the year when the day and night are the same length

mane
mane - hříva
BrE
/'meɪn/
AmE
/'meɪn/

noun - the long hair around the neck of a lion or on the back of a horse's neck

 
case study - případová studie
BrE
/'keɪsˌstʌdi/
AmE
/'keɪsˌstʌdi/

noun - a detailed study of the development of a thing or a person, esp. to show general principles

cork
cork - korek, špunt (korkový)
BrE
/'kɔ:k/
AmE
/'kɔ:rk/

noun - a thing used to seal bottles of wine made of a light material made from tree bark

boiling
boiling - vařící, vroucí
BrE
/'bɔɪlɪŋ/
AmE
/'bɔɪlɪŋ/

adjective - (of a liquid) of such a high temperature that bubbles rise from the bottom to the surface

buckle
buckle - přezka, spona
BrE
/'bʌkl/
AmE
/'bʌkl/

noun - a kind of fastener that can join two ends of straps together (e.g. on a backpack etc.)

blind
blind - závěs, roleta, žaluzie
BrE
/'blaɪnd/
AmE
/'blaɪnd/

noun - a kind of covering of a window, usually one that you can roll down over the window

hall
hall - předsíň, vestibul
BrE
/'hɔ:l/
AmE
/'hɔ:l/

noun - a small room inside the entrance of a house, a space inside the entrance of a building

 
pile - dát na hromadu, naskládat, kupit, hromadit
BrE
/'paɪl/
AmE
/'paɪl/

verb - to put a number of things on top of one another; to put things on a heap