pull through - dostat se (ze složité situaci, nemoci)

verb - to recover from a very difficult situation or from a serious illness, especially when you might have died

 

name day - svátek, jmeniny

noun - a celebration of someone's name, held every year on a special day that is associated with the name

 

nozzle - tryska, hubice

noun - a part that is attached to the end of a hose or pipe to control the stream better

 

paternity leave - otcovská dovolená

noun - a period of time that the father of a newborn baby is allowed to stay away from work

 

spit - rožeň, špíz, jehlice na pečení

noun - a long thin stick that you put through a piece food, usually meat or vegetables, that you roast

recess - přestávka (školní)

noun, American English - a break between lessons at school, especially a longer one during which students can go outside and play

 

mat - podložka (na stůl)

noun - a piece of soft material that you put on a surface (on the table etc.) to protect it

exhaust - výfuk

noun - a metal pipe at the back of a car through which the waste gases escape from the engine

exhaust pipe - výfuk

noun - a metal pipe at the back of a car through which the waste gases escape from the engine

zip code - poštovní směrovací číslo

noun, American English - a code made up of numbers and/or letters that identifies the place where a letter is sent

zebra - zebra

noun - an African animal that looks a little like a horse, it is white and has long black stripes

wrapping paper - balicí papír

noun - a thing that we use to cover a present from all sides with to make it look nice

chiropractor - chiropraktik

noun - a doctor who uses an alternative medical procedure involving pressing and manipulating a patient's spine and other bones

 

draft - průvan, závan

noun, American English - (American spelling) a stream of air that flows into a room e.g. through open doors or windows etc

teller - pokladní (v bance), bankovní pokladník

noun - a person who works in a bank and whose job is to receive and/or pay out money