Babygro - bodýčko, dětské bodýčko, overálek

noun - one piece of clothing for babies that covers the whole body, or sometimes just the top part of the body

truffle - lanýž (houba nebo cukrovinka)

noun - a very expensive type of fungus that grows underground, often used in cooking, or a soft sweet made of chocolate

 

pixel - pixel

noun - any of the smallest unit of an image on a computer or television screen, which together form the whole image

 

head-on - čelně (např. o nehodě)

adverb - in a way that the front of something (e.g. a car) hits the front of something else (e.g. another car)

 

off - volno (ve spojení např. den volna)

adverb - used to talk about a period of time you are at home (or somewhere else) instead of being at work

 

set - zasadit (děj kam)

verb - (of a film, book, story etc.) to make something happen in a particular place, in a particular period of time

 

ski - lyže (jedna)

noun - one of the two long narrow pieces of wood or plastic fastened to your boots used for sliding over snow

chairlift - lanovka (sedačková)

noun - a way of transporting people (esp. skiers) on a kind of chair travelling through the air fastened to a cable

cuisine - kuchyně, vaření

noun - the way of preparing meals or meals prepared in this way, the way of preparing meals in a particular country

 

ministry - ministerstvo

noun, British English - a governmental organisation that is in charge of a particular sector of public administration (health, education, defense, foreign affairs etc.)

 

department - ministerstvo

noun, American English - a governmental organisation that is in charge of a particular sector of public administration (health, education, defense, foreign affairs etc.)

scissors - nůžky

noun - a tool used for cutting things, such as paper, hair, etc., it consists of two long, sharp pieces of metal

rock - skála

noun - the hard material that Earth's surface is made of, it sometimes sticks up out of the ground or the sea

prescription - předpis (lékařský)

noun - a kind of document written by a doctor for a chemist, which allows you to use some kind of medicine

print - tisk

noun - the act of making a book or magazine or of putting a text or graphics from a computer on paper