dagger
dagger - dýka
BrE
/'dægə/
AmE
/'dægər/

noun - a short pointed knife that is used as a weapon

daffodil
daffodil - narcis
BrE
/'dæfədɪl/
AmE
/'dæfədɪl/

noun - a plant with yellow or white flowers on tall stems that grows in spring

dance
dance - ples
BrE
/'dɑ:ns/
AmE
/'dæns/

noun - a ball, a meeting where people can dance with each other

deserve
deserve - zasloužit si, zasluhovat si
BrE
/dɪ'zɜ:v/
AmE
/dɪ'zɜ:rv/

verb - to earn something good or bad because of what you have done

dry cleaner's
dry cleaner's - čistírna
BrE
/ˌdraɪ'kli:nəz/
AmE
/ˌdraɪ'kli:nərz/

noun - a place where you can have your clothes cleaned professionally

 
darling - zlatíčko, miláček
BrE
/'dɑ:lɪŋ/
AmE
/'dɑ:rlɪŋ/

noun - a nice word for a person you love

driving licence
driving licence - řidičák, řidičský průkaz
BrE
/ˌdraɪvɪŋ'laɪsəns/
AmE
/ˌdraɪvɪŋ'laɪsəns/

noun, British English - a document that allows you to drive a car, motorcycle, truck etc.

decoration
decoration - ozdoba, dekorace
BrE
/ˌdekə'reɪʃn/
AmE
/ˌdekə'reɪʃn/

noun - something that is used to make a place or a thing nicer or prettier

dumpling
dumpling - knedlík, nok
BrE
/'dʌmplɪŋ/
AmE
/'dʌmplɪŋ/

noun - a ball of dough boiled in a soup or a stew

day off
day off - den volna
BrE
/ˌdeɪ'ɒf/
AmE
/ˌdeɪ'ɑ:f/

noun - a free day, a one-day holiday

 
don - učitel (vysokošk.), profesor
BrE
/'dɒn/
AmE
/'dɑ:n/

noun, British English - a university teacher (esp. in Oxford or Cambridge)

dam
dam - přehrada, vodní nádrž
BrE
/'dæm/
AmE
/'dæm/

noun - a strong wall that holds back the water in a river

dad
dad - taťka, táta (hovorově)
BrE
/'dæd/
AmE
/'dæd/

noun, informal - a child's word for a father

 
dab - nanést, přetřít (jemně, opatrně)
BrE
/'dæb/
AmE
/'dæb/

verb - to put a liquid (such as paint etc.) on the surface of something

den
den - pracovna, dílna
BrE
/'den/
AmE
/'den/

noun - a room in a house used usually by a man to have privacy