participle - příčestí

noun - a non-finite verb form used with other verbs or sometimes as an adjective: e.g. drinking, drunk

 

participle - příčestí, participium

noun - a non-finite verb form used with other verbs or sometimes as an adjective: e.g. drinking, drunk

 

past simple - minulý prostý čas

noun - a tense that is used for actions that happened at some point in the past or happened regularly in the past, were generally true etc. Verbs usually have the ending -ED and in questions and negatives we usually use DID / DIDN'T

genie - džin (duch z pohádek)

noun - a magical creature that lives in a bottle or lamp and grants you wishes

oven glove - chňapka, kuchyňská rukavice

noun, British English - a special heatproof glove that is used to take things out of an oven

 

dissatisfaction - nespokojenost

noun - the state or the feeling of not being satisfied with something

 

discomfort - mírná bolest, nepříjemný pocit

noun - a slight feeling of pain, worry, embarrassment etc.

 

de-ice - odmrazit, odstranit led, odstranit námrazu

verb - to remove ice, to free something from ice

 

disengage - uvolnit se, odpojit, odpojit se, odpoutat, odpoutat se

verb - to break the connection between two things

plywood - překližka

noun - a material that is made of thin layers of wood stuck together

 

pitched - šikmý

adjective - (of a roof) not flat

partly cloudy - polojasno

adjective - (of weather) with some clouds and some sunshine

cold cuts - uzeniny, masové řezy

noun, American English - thin slices of cooked meats that are usually eaten cold

sleety - rozbředlý (o sněhu), s plískanicí

adjective - having rain and snow together

sleet - padat déšť se sněhem

verb - to rain and snow together