wood - dřevo

noun - a material that is made from tree trunks, it is used for making furniture or for burning in a fire

cymbals - činely

noun - a musical instrument made of two large round metal plates that you strike together to make a loud ringing noise

caterpillar - housenka

noun - a worm with short legs that exists as an early stage in the life of a butterfly or other insects

newt - čolek, mlok

noun - an animal with a long thin body a tail and short legs, it lives both in water and on land

hesitate - váhat, zaváhat

verb - to make a short pause before you do something, esp. because you are not sure if it's a good idea

torch - pochodeň, louč

noun - a thing (usually a piece of wood) which is burning on one end and can be carried to give light

bib - bryndáček, slintáček, bryndák

noun - a piece of cloth that you tie under a baby's chin to protect the baby's clothes while it is eating

barbecue - grilování, venkovní grilování, opékání (venku)

noun - roasting meat outdoors; a kind of outdoors party (for friends or family) during which we cook meat over a fire

 

RPG - RPG, eRPéGéčko

noun - an abbreviation for role-playing game, which is a video or a computer game in which you take up the role of a character and follow the development of the game's story

football - fotbal, kopaná

noun, British English - a ball game in which two teams of eleven players play against each other and try to score goals, it is played on a grassy field with a black and white ball

baptize - pokřtít, křtít

verb - to perform a ceremony in which they pour water on a person's head or in which a person is submerged in water to show that they have become members of the church

soccer - fotbal, kopaná

noun, American English - a ball game in which two teams of eleven players play against each other and try to score goals, it is played on a grassy field with a black and white ball

roulette - ruleta

noun - a casino game in which there is a wheel with red and black numbers and a small ball, the players bet money on the number where they think the ball will stop

globe - glóbus

noun - a ball-shaped object with a map of the world on its surface, it is usually on a stand so that it can be turned around at the same angle as the earth

ball - míč

noun - a round thing that is used in sports and players either throw it, kick it or hit it with their feet, hands or a piece of sports equipment, e.g. a racket, bat etc.