trimester - trimestr, tříměsíční období

noun - one of the three-month periods that something is divided into (esp. of a pregnancy or the academic year)

put on weight - ztloustnout, přibrat na váze

verb - to become fat

inflammation - zánět

noun - a painful area inside your body or on your skin, usually caused by infection

 

costume jewellery - bižutérie

noun - jewellery that may look expensive but is made with cheap materials

 

entry - vstupné, vstup

noun - the money you pay to go to a museum, a zoo etc.

 

mass transit - hromadná doprava

noun, American English - the system of trains, buses etc. that people can use, esp. in a city

 

cheers - díky

interjection, informal - a word sometimes used informally instead of 'thanks'

mantel - římsa nad krbem

noun, American English - a kind of shelf above the fireplace; children hang their Christmas stockings on it

doozy - bomba, hit, něco pořádného

noun, American English, informal - something that is exceptionally good, big etc.

set up - nastavit, zapojit, nainstalovat

verb - to make something ready to use, such as a device or a piece of machinery

 

get - přihodit se, stát se (někomu něco bez vlastního přičinění)

verb - to happen without your intention

 

have - přihodit se, stát se (někomu něco bez vlastního přičinění)

verb - to experience something, usually unpleasant, that someone does to you

 

redo - předělat, rekonstruovat

verb - to do something again, so it is better or different

 

unusually - neobyčejně, nezvykle, zvláštně

adverb - to emphasize that something or someone has more exceptional quality than normal

lunch box - krabička na svačinu (do školy apod.)

noun - a container in which people carry some food (to school, to work etc.)