normally - normálně, běžně, obvykle

adverb - usually

 

nocturnal - odehrávající se v noci; noční (zvíře)

adjective - occurring or happening at night; (of an animal) being most active at night

 

New Year - Nový rok

noun - the first of January

 

number - očíslovat

verb - to write numbers to show the order in which the things go after one another

nudge - šťouchnout (loktem)

verb - to touch somebody with your elbow

number plate - poznávací značka

noun, British English - the sign with a combination of numbers and letters fastened to the front and back of a car which makes it possible for cars to be identified

nylon - nylonový, silonový, umělý (o vláknu)

adjective - made of nylon

 

nipple - bradavka

noun - the dark part that sticks out from the breast

 

news story - zpráva

noun - a piece of news presented on TV or in a newspaper

nylon - nylon, silon, umělé vlákno

noun - material made from an artificial thread

nun - jeptiška

noun - a religious woman who decides to live separately with other religious women in a convent

 

nova - nova

noun - a star that explodes and we can see it become very bright

 

normal - normální, běžný

adjective - usual, ordinary, not special

 

noble - šlechetný, hrdinský

adjective - brave, heroic, unselfish

 

noble - vznešený, urozený

adjective - belonging to the highest social class, having a special title