tutor - soukromý učitel

noun - a teacher who teaches one student (or a small group), esp. in the student's home

lounge - salonek, hala, společenská místnost, prostor k odpočinku

noun - a public room where people can sit and wait (often in a hotel or airport)

canyon - kaňon

noun - a deep valley that was made by a river (esp. in areas with little rainfall)

translator - překladatel

noun - a person whose job is to change a written text from one language to another

telly - telka (hovor. televize)

noun, British English, informal - a box with a glass screen, where we can watch films, series and other programmes

 

carnage - krveprolití, masakr, jatka (masakr)

noun - the killing of a lot of people, especially if it involves a lot of blood

 

house arrest - domácí vězení

noun - a kind of punishment that makes you stay in your house instead of a prison

 

childminder - člověk na hlídání, paní na hlídání, dětský pečovatel, dětská pečovatelka

noun, formal - a person who takes care of a baby when his/her parents are at work

 

patron saint - patron

noun - a holy person who is supposed to be the defender of a country or nation

 

cover - nazpívat (píseň jiného autora)

verb - to perform a song (usually a famous one) that was first recorded by someone else

 

faintly - slabě, nepatrně

adverb - in a very weak way, in a way that is difficult to see or hear

 

machete - mačeta

noun - a large knife used to cut vegetation (esp. in the jungle) or as a weapon

 

foster parents - pěstouni

noun - a couple who are providing parental care to a child that is not their own

Jacuzzi - vířivka (ochranná známka)

noun - (trademark) a heated bath in which the water moves around, producing a pleasant bubbling effect

cheat sheet - tahák (školní)

noun - a piece of paper which students use secretly during a test at school and cheat