yawn - zet (např. o jámě), otvírat se
BrE
/'jɔ:n/
AmE
/'jɑ:n/

verb - (of a hole) to be very wide and deep

 
yawnily - nudně, unaveně
BrE
/'jɔ:nɪli/
AmE
/'jɑ:nɪli/

adverb - in a bored or tired way

 
yawny - nudný, únavný, znuděný, unavený
BrE
/'jɔ:ni/
AmE
/'jɑ:ni/

adjective - bored, tired or sleepy, making you bored, tired or sleepy

 
yawn - nuda, nudná záležitost
BrE
/'jɔ:n/
AmE
/'jɑ:n/

noun - a boring event, a boring thing

 
Northern Lights - severní polární záře
BrE
/ˌnɔ:ðən'laɪts/
AmE
/ˌnɔ:rðərn'laɪts/

noun - bands of coloured light that can be seen in the night sky near the North Pole

 
sleight - vychytralost, trik, lest
BrE
/'slaɪt/
AmE
/'slaɪt/

noun, dated - skillful deception, being good at tricking and deceiving

 
sleight - šikovnost, obratnost
BrE
/'slaɪt/
AmE
/'slaɪt/

noun, dated - manual dexterity, skill

 
eggshell - pololesklá barva
BrE
/'egʃel/
AmE
/'egʃel/

noun - a type of paint that is slightly glossy

 
menu - nabídka, výběr možností, menu
BrE
/'menju:/
AmE
/'menju:/

noun - the list of the items to choose from, especially in a computer application or on a website

 
24/7 - nonstop
BrE
/ˌtwentiˌfɔ:'sevn/
AmE
/ˌtwent̬iˌfɔ:r'sevən/

adverb, informal - all the time; twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week

have cold feet
have cold feet - mít strach, nemít odvahu, dostat strach
BrE
/həv ˌkəʊld 'fi:t/
AmE
/həv ˌkoʊld 'fi:t/

verb - to suddenly feel scared or frightened to do something you planned to do

understand
understand - chápat, rozumět
BrE
/ˌʌndə'stænd/
AmE
/ˌʌndər'stænd/

verb - to realize something, to see how something works, why somebody does something etc.

 
from head to toe - od hlavy až k patě, po celém těle
BrE
/frəmˌhed tə'təʊ/
AmE
/frəmˌhed tə'toʊ/

adverb - all over the body, covering all the body

 
knuckle sandwich - vypalovačka, nakládačka (do zubů)
BrE
/ˌnʌkl'sænwɪdʒ/
AmE
/ˌnʌkl'sændwɪtʃ/

noun, informal - a punch in the mouth

 
have a shoulder to cry on - mít se kde vyplakat, mít se u koho vybrečet
BrE
/hæv əˌʃəʊldə tə'kraɪɒn/
AmE
/hæv əˌʃoʊldər tə'kraɪɑ:n/

verb - to have somebody who will listen to your problems and give you sympathy