thank you - poděkování, dík, vděk

noun - something that you say or do to thank someone for something they have done

 

the Middle Ages - středověk

noun - a period in the history that lasted from the 5th to the 15th century

aground - na mělčině, na zemi

adverb - (of ships) on the ground or in shallow water and therefore unable to move

 

anyway - vůbec, vlastně (v otázkách)

adverb - an adverb used in questions to change the subject and stress the thought expressed

 

fancy - předpokládat, soudit, pokládat (za vítěze)

verb, British English - to think that someone or something will be successful at something or win something

 

you live and learn - člověk se stále učí, člověk se pořád učí

phrase - the prase we use to say that there are always new things we learn

 

fidgety - nervózní, neklidný, rozrušený

noun - not being able to remain still, making continuous small movements because you are nervous

 

first things first - jedno po druhém, popořadě

phrase - used to say that the most important things should be done before anything else

 

PhD - titul doktora či doktorky filozofie

noun - a university degree awarded to people who have done research in a particular subject

wifi - wifi

noun - wireless computer networking technology that allows computers to send/receive data using radio waves

coloured pencil - pastelka

noun - a kind of pencil you use to write or draw something in different colours

 

put two and two together - dát si dvě a dvě dohromady

verb - to work out the truth about a situation from what you see, hear, etc.

prick out - pikýrovat, přesadit (rostliny)

verb - to put a young plant in soil after you have grown it from seed

 

or else - jinak (pro uvedení upozornění či výhrůžky)

conjunction - used to warn someone that if they do not obey you may punish them

 

self-consciously - nesměle, rozpačitě

adverb - in an embarrassed way, nervously due to being afraid of what others might think