noun, technical
-
a large, rectangular building block made from a mixture of concrete and industrial cinders, typically hollow and used in construction for walls and foundations
cinder
- škvára, struska
BrE
/'sɪndə/
AmE
/'sɪndər/
noun, technical
-
the residue left after the combustion of coal, refuse, or metal ore, consisting mostly of ash, mineral fragments, and unburned material
clutch
- psaníčko, malá kabelka
BrE
/'klʌtʃ/
AmE
/'klʌtʃ/
noun
-
a small, flat handbag for women
grade
- stupeň, kvalita, úroveň
BrE
/'greɪd/
AmE
/'greɪd/
noun
-
a level or step in a scale, often used to show quality, difficulty, or rank
lacklustre
- nevýrazný, mdlý, bez jiskry, fádní, nudný, nezáživný
BrE
/'lækˌlʌstə/
AmE
/'lækˌlʌstər/
adjective
-
not energetic, exciting, or impressive
paddock
- výběh (pro koně), padok (místo pro koně před dostihem)
BrE
/'pædək/
AmE
/'pædək/
noun, technical
-
a small, enclosed field used especially for keeping or exercising horses; an enclosed area at a racecourse where horses are paraded, saddled, and mounted before a race
fry
- potěr (malé rybky)
BrE
/'fraɪ/
AmE
/'fraɪ/
noun, technical
-
very young fish
garlic press
- lis na česnek
BrE
/'gɑ:lɪkˌpres/
AmE
/'gɑ:rlɪkˌpres/
noun
-
a kitchen tool used to crush garlic cloves by forcing them through a grid of small holes
foetus
- plod, fetus (v těhotenství)
BrE
/'fi:təs/
AmE
/'fit̬əs/
noun
-
a developing human or animal embryo from about the eighth week after conception until birth
footer
- zápatí, patička (dokumentu), text v zápatí
BrE
/'fʊtə/
AmE
/'fʊtər/
noun
-
the section at the bottom of a document or page that often contains information such as page numbers, dates, file names, etc.
header
- hlavička, záhlaví (dokumentu)
BrE
/'hedə/
AmE
/'hedər/
noun
-
the section at the top of a document or page that contains information such as the title, date, or page number
header
- hlavička (ve fotbale)
BrE
/'hedə/
AmE
/'hedər/
noun
-
a shot or pass made by hitting the ball with the head (in football)
redneck
- vidlák, křupan, buran, vesnický balík
BrE
/'rednek/
AmE
/'rednek/
noun, American English, informal
-
a working-class person from a rural area in the southern United States, often stereotyped as uneducated, conservative, or unsophisticated