a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush - lepší vrabec v hrsti, než holub na střeše
BrE
/ə bɜ:d ɪn ðə 'hænd ɪz wɜ:θ tu: ɪn ðə 'bʊʃ/
AmE
/ə bɜ:rd ɪn ðə 'hænd ɪz wɜ:rθ tu: ɪn ðə 'bʊʃ/

phrase - a proverb that says it's better to have something certain that's small than having a potential of having something bigger

 
cliffhanger - otevřený konec, napínavý konec (v tom nejlepším)
BrE
/'klɪfˌhæŋə/
AmE
/'klɪfˌhæŋər/

noun - a part of a play or a movie that is very exciting because you cannot guess what will happen next

caterpillar
caterpillar - housenka
BrE
/'kætəpɪlə/
AmE
/'kæt̬ərpɪlər/

noun - a worm with short legs that exists as an early stage in the life of a butterfly or other insects

couch
couch - pohovka, gauč
BrE
/'kaʊtʃ/
AmE
/'kaʊtʃ/

noun - a soft piece of furniture which you can sit or lie on comfortably, it is usually in the living room

 
web - plovací blána
BrE
/'web/
AmE
/'web/

noun - the skin between the fingers of some animals that makes it easier for them to swim (e.g. ducks, swans etc.)

waste
waste - odpadky, odpad
BrE
/'weɪst/
AmE
/'weɪst/

noun - things that are no longer needed and which you usually throw away, e.g. bits of food, old paper, tins etc.

fur
fur - kožešina
BrE
/'fɜ:/
AmE
/'fɜ:r/

noun - the skin of a dead animal with the hair still on it that is usually used to make coats etc.

tea towel
tea towel - utěrka
BrE
/'ti:taʊəl/
AmE
/'ti:taʊəl/

noun, British English - a square piece of cloth that you use to dry something with, esp. wet dishes after they have been washed

torch
torch - pochodeň, louč
BrE
/'tɔ:tʃ/
AmE
/'tɔ:rtʃ/

noun - a thing (usually a piece of wood) which is burning on one end and can be carried to give light

apron
apron - zástěra
BrE
/'eɪprən/
AmE
/'eɪprən/

noun - a piece of clothing that you wear over your other clothes to prevent them from getting dirty, esp. when cooking

shelter
shelter - úkryt, kryt, přístřešek, stříška
BrE
/'ʃeltə/
AmE
/'ʃeltər/

noun - a place where you can hide or hide something when there is a danger, or in case of rain etc.

life
life - život
BrE
/'laɪf/
AmE
/'laɪf/

noun - the quality of people and animals etc. that are alive, not dead; the time when people or animals are alive

 
keeper - brankář
BrE
/'ki:pə/
AmE
/'ki:pər/

noun - (Harry Potter) the player of Quidditch whose job is to prevent opponent players from getting the Quaffle through the hoops

 
shackle - okov
BrE
/'ʃækl/
AmE
/'ʃækl/

noun - one of the two metal pieces connected with a chain that are used to tie a prisoner's wrists or ankles

sash
sash - šerpa
BrE
/'sæʃ/
AmE
/'sæʃ/

noun - a strip of cloth or other material worn around the waist, or worn over one shoulder and across the chest