credit card - kreditní karta, platební karta

noun - a card issued by a bank that allows you to pay without using cash

champagne - šampaňské

noun - a kind of wine with a lot of bubbles in it, it originally comes from France

cassette recorder - magnetofon

noun - an device which plays and/or records sound using cassette

 

consulate - konzulát

noun - a place in a foreing country where an official of your country works and can help you in case of an accident etc.

catch fire - chytit (ohněm), vzplanout, vznítit se

verb - to start burning

changeable - proměnlivý

adjective - changing very often (e.g. of the weather)

cheers - na zdraví

interjection - the words you say when you are having a toast with somebody

 

Catholic - katolický

adjective - belonging to the main stream of Christianity in Europe, e.g. the main religion of Spain, Ireland etc.

 

call out - zvolat, provolat

verb - to say something very loudly in order to make somebody notice you

 

cinema - kinematografie, filmové umění

noun, British English - the art of making films

customs - celní kontrola, celní prohlídka

noun - the place on the border, on the airport etc. where your baggage is checked to make sure you are not carrying any illegal things

cotton - bavlněný

adjective - made of a plant that is used for making clothes, e.g. T-shirts etc.

 

curved - zaoblený, zakřivený, ohnutý, zahnutý, obloukový

adjective - bent; having the shape of a bend or curve etc.

chemist - lékárna

noun, British English - a shop where you can buy medicine, shampoo, soap etc.

chips - čipsy, bramborové lupínky

noun, American English - fried thin pieces of potatoes