burp
burp - krkat, říhat, krknout si, říhnout si
BrE
/'bɜ:p/
AmE
/'bɜ:rp/

verb - to allow air to come out of your stomach with a noise in your throat

burglary
burglary - vloupání
BrE
/'bɜ:gləri/
AmE
/'bɜ:rgləri/

noun - the illegal act of coming into somebody's house in order to steal things from it

four-leaf clover
four-leaf clover - čtyřlístek
BrE
/'fɔ:ˌli:f'kləʊvə/
AmE
/'fɔ:rˌli:f'kloʊvər/

noun - a clover leaf made up of four parts, it is believed to bring good luck

flash
flash - blesk, záblesk, vzplanutí, jiskra
BrE
/'flæʃ/
AmE
/'flæʃ/

noun - a sudden sharp light that quickly disappears again, e.g. on a camera, of lightning etc.

flag
flag - vlajka, prapor
BrE
/'flæg/
AmE
/'flæg/

noun - a piece of cloth with a picture on it that symbolizes a country, organization etc.

feel
feel - cítit, cítit se
BrE
/'fi:l/
AmE
/'fi:l/

verb - to know through your senses, to be in a kind of physical or emotional state

 
lane - závodní dráha (jednotlivého běžce či plavce)
BrE
/'leɪn/
AmE
/'leɪn/

noun - a section of a racing track or a swimming pool for one runner or swimmer

lightning
lightning - blesk, blesky
BrE
/'laɪtnɪŋ/
AmE
/'laɪtnɪŋ/

noun - the flash of light you can see in the sky when there is a storm

lettuce
lettuce - salát (např. hlávkový), listová zelenina
BrE
/'letɪs/
AmE
/'letɪs/

noun - a kind of green vegetable with large leaves that you usually eat raw in salads

 
kidnapping - únos (člověka)
BrE
/'kɪdnæpɪŋ/
AmE
/'kɪdnæpɪŋ/

noun - the illegal act of taking away a person and demanding money for his/her return

knickers
knickers - kalhotky
BrE
/'nɪkəz/
AmE
/'nɪkərz/

noun, British English - women's underwear that covers the parts between the waist and the top of the legs

kidney
kidney - ledvina
BrE
/'kɪdni/
AmE
/'kɪdni/

noun - one of the two organs in your body that separate waste liquid from the blood

jeans
jeans - džíny
BrE
/'dʒi:nz/
AmE
/'dʒi:nz/

noun - trousers made of a special cloth (denim), they are usually blue and come from Texas

message
message - zpráva
BrE
/'mesɪdʒ/
AmE
/'mesɪdʒ/

noun - a piece of information written on a note or sent to somebody in another way

monitor
monitor - monitor
BrE
/'mɒnɪtə/
AmE
/'mɑ:nɪt̬ər/

noun - the part of a computer that has a screen and shows graphics and texts etc.