innit - že? že jo?

phrase, British English, informal - used instead of "isn't it", or any other question tag, such as "don't you", "aren't they" etc. (British English)

 

jab - zabodnout, píchnout

verb - to push a pointed object into someone or something with a sudden movement and with a lot of force

 

handout - podpůrný materiál

noun - a document that is given to people attending a lecture, talk, etc. that contains a summary of the event

 

physio - fyzioterapie, rehabilitace

noun, British English, informal - the treatment of someone's joints or muscles that uses special exercises, massages, rubbing, light or heat (short for physiotherapy)

 

eyelet - očko, dírka (s kovovým okrajem)

noun - a small round hole with a metal ring around it, through which you can put a piece of string

 

majorette - mažoretka

noun - a girl who wears a uniform and marches at the front of a musical band turning a long stick

 

highlight - zvýraznit (v textu)

verb - to mark a piece of text in a different color to emphasize it or make it easier to see

 

reprint - nové vydání

noun - a new copy of a book that has been reprinted and minor changes have been made to the original

swab - tampón (lékařský, čisticí apod.), vatička, kousek gázy

noun - a small piece of material (usually cotton wool) used to clean a wound, taking a specimen, or applying medication

 

swing ride - řetízkový kolotoč, řetízák

noun - a kind of an amusement park ride that looks like a carousel that has chairs hanging on long chains

 

keyboard shortcut - klávesová zkratka

noun - one key or a sequence of keys on a keyboard that stands for a specific function on a computer

 

carbs - sacharidy

noun - molecules consisting of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen that are present in the food we eat, especially sugar, bread, etc.

snowboard - snowboard

noun - a piece of sports equipment that looks like a wide ski, which is used to slide down snowy hills

labyrinth - labyrint, bludiště

noun - a complex set of paths, tunnels etc. that is difficult to go through, where you can easily get lost

lift - vlek

noun - a way of transporting skiers up the hill, by pulling them up by a device fastened to a cable