which - který, jenž

pronoun - the relative pronoun we use to say which thing we are talking about

wash up - mýt nádobí, dělat nádobí, umývat nádobí

verb - to wash plates and cups and spoons etc. in water after a meal

weekend - víkend

noun - the two days (Saturday and Sunday) when people usually don't go to work

vacuum cleaner - vysavač

noun - a machine that you use to clean the carpet of dust and dirt

visit - navštívit

verb - to go and see a place or a person, usually as a guest

 

unwillingness - neochota

noun - the state of not wanting to do something that is asked of you

 

untie - rozvázat

verb - to undo the string etc. on something that has been tied with it

washing powder - prášek na praní, prací prášek

noun - the fine powder that is used in a washing machine to wash clothes

 

tear apart - rozervat na kusy, roztrhat na kusy

verb - to destroy something by pulling it violently so that it breaks into pieces

travel agent - pracovník cestovní agentury

noun - a person whose job is to organize and arrange for people's holidays etc.

trolley - vozík (nákupní), nákupní vozík

noun, British English - a small carriage that you use in a supermarket to do your shopping

tactful - taktní

adjective - careful not to say or do something that could upset or offend somebody

throw away - vyhodit, zahodit

verb - to get rid of something that you do not want or need anymore

 

turn off - odbočit z

verb - to leave a road that you have been going along at a crossroads

travel - cestování

noun - the act of going from one place to another, usually for longer distances