ticklish
ticklish - lechtivý
BrE
/'tɪklɪʃ/
AmE
/'tɪklɪʃ/

adjective - very sensitive to the touch, feeling slightly uncomfortable when you softly touch their skin or tending to laugh when you touch them

selfless
selfless - nesobecký, obětavý, nezištný
BrE
/'selfləs/
AmE
/'selfləs/

adjective - caring about other people more than about yourself

 
snog - vášnivě se líbat
BrE
/'snɒg/
AmE
/'snɑ:g/

verb, British English, informal - to kiss passionately for a long time

 
canoodle - muchlat se, muckat se, muchlovat se
BrE
/kə'nu:dl/
AmE
/kə'nu:dl/

verb, informal - to kiss passionately for a long time and touch sexually

 
madame - paní
BrE
/mə'dɑ:m/
AmE
/mə'dæm/

noun, formal - a formal way of addressing a woman, especially a foreigner

ma'am
ma'am - paní
BrE
/'mɑ:m/
AmE
/'mæm/

noun - a polite way of addressing a woman whose name you do not know

play up
play up - zlobit, vypovídat poslušnost
BrE
/ˌpleɪ'ʌp/
AmE
/ˌpleɪ'ʌp/

verb, British English - (esp. of children) to misbehave; (esp. of machines) to not work properly; (of body parts) to hurt or cause pain

 
night - večer (zábavný), večírek
BrE
/'naɪt/
AmE
/'naɪt/

noun - a time when people like to do something fun together, like go out, play games, celebrate etc.

egoistic
egoistic - egoistický, sobecký
BrE
/ˌi:gəʊ'ɪstɪk/
AmE
/ˌi:goʊ'ɪstɪk/

adjective - thinking only about yourself, thinking that what you want is the most important thing

 
outskirts - předměstí, periferie
BrE
/'aʊtskɜ:ts/
AmE
/'aʊtskɜ:rts/

noun - the areas forming the edge of a town or a city

john
john - záchod
BrE
/'dʒɒn/
AmE
/'dʒɑ:n/

noun, American English, informal - a toilet

 
egocentric - egocentrický, sebestředný
BrE
/ˌi:gəʊ'sentrɪk/
AmE
/ˌi:goʊ'sentrɪk/

adjective - thinking only about yourself, thinking that what you want is the most important thing

 
cuspid - špičák (zub)
BrE
/'kʌspɪd/
AmE
/'kʌspɪd/

noun, technical - on of the four pointed teeth in the front of the mouth, right behind incisors

 
deciduous - dočasný (chrup)
BrE
/dɪ'sɪdʒʊəs/
AmE
/dɪ'sɪdʒʊəs/

adjective - used with primary teeth that children have

 
deciduous - opadavý (strom)
BrE
/dɪ'sɪdʒʊəs/
AmE
/dɪ'sɪdʒʊəs/

adjective - used in connection with trees that lose their leaves in winter