severe
severe - ukrutný, krutý, hrozný, prudký, vážný, těžký, silný, extrémní
BrE
/sɪ'vɪə/
AmE
/sɪ'vɪr/

adjective - very bad, serious or extreme; causing a lot of pain or trouble

 
sense - smysl
BrE
/'sens/
AmE
/'sens/

noun - one of the five physical powers ( sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch)

Saturn
Saturn - Saturn
BrE
/'sætən/
AmE
/'sæt̬ərn/

noun - the sixth planet of the solar system, it is surrounded by rings

 
star - mít v obsazení (filmu)
BrE
/'stɑ:/
AmE
/'stɑ:r/

verb - (of a film) to have somebody as the main actor or actress

sample
sample - vzorek, ukázka
BrE
/'sɑ:mpl/
AmE
/'sæmpl/

noun - a small number or amount of something that represents all the rest

estate
estate - pozemek, majetek
BrE
/ɪs'teɪt/
AmE
/ɪs'teɪt/

noun - a large piece of land owned by somebody, esp. in the country

mall
mall - obchodní centrum, obchodní středisko, nákupní centrum, nákupní středisko
BrE
/'mɔ:l/
AmE
/'mɔ:l/

noun - a carefully designed complex of shops, restaurants, including a parking area etc.

ass
ass - prdel, zadek
BrE
/'ɑ:s/
AmE
/'æs/

noun, informal - the soft part of your body that you sit on (very informal)

 
cannabis - konopí (droga)
BrE
/'kænəbɪs/
AmE
/'kænəbɪs/

noun - an illegal drug made from the dried leaves of the hemp plant

 
checkup - prohlídka
BrE
/'tʃekˌʌp/
AmE
/'tʃekˌʌp/

noun - a physical examination by a doctor, usually including tests of various kinds

 
Hades - Hádes
BrE
/'heɪdi:z/
AmE
/'heɪdi:z/

noun - the Greek god of the underworld (in ancient Greek mythology); the underworld

embrace
embrace - objetí
BrE
/ɪm'breɪs/
AmE
/ɪm'breɪs/

noun - the act of putting your arms around somebody to show your affection

swimming costume
swimming costume - plavky (obzvláště dámské)
BrE
/'swɪmɪŋˌkɒstju:m/
AmE
/'swɪmɪŋˌkɑ:stu:m/

noun, British English - a piece of clothing worn especially by women when they go swimming

 
Gaul - Gal
BrE
/'gɒl/
AmE
/'gɑ:l/

noun - a Celt from a certain region of western Europe in ancient times

 
thine - tvůj (zast.)
BrE
/'ðaɪn/
AmE
/'ðaɪn/

pronoun, dated - an archaic form of the possessive adjective YOUR (used before a vowel)