Ministry of Magic - ministerstvo kouzel
BrE
/ˌmɪnɪstri əv 'mædʒɪk/
AmE
/ˌmɪnɪstri əv 'mædʒɪk/

noun - the main authority in the world of wizards and witches

back
back - záda, hřbet
BrE
/'bæk/
AmE
/'bæk/

noun - the part of the body which you usually sleep on

 
secondly - zadruhé, za druhé
BrE
/'sekəndli/
AmE
/'sekəndli/

adverb - the second of the points you are about to mention

 
firstly - zaprvé, za prvé
BrE
/'fɜ:stli/
AmE
/'fɜ:rstli/

adverb - the first of the points you are about to mention

director
director - režisér
BrE
/daɪ'rektə/
AmE
/dɪ'rektər/

noun - the person in control of the making of a film

traffic
traffic - provoz (např. ve městě), dopravní ruch, doprava (provoz)
BrE
/'træfɪk/
AmE
/'træfɪk/

noun - the cars that are in the streets at a time

seaside
seaside - pobřeží (mořské), mořské pobřeží, přímoří, u moře
BrE
/'si:saɪd/
AmE
/'si:saɪd/

noun - the part of land that is next to the sea

jump
jump - skok
BrE
/'dʒʌmp/
AmE
/'dʒʌmp/

noun - a sudden movement that sends the body into the air

 
head teacher - ředitel (školy), ředitelka (školy)
BrE
/'hedˌti:tʃə/
AmE
/'hedˌti:tʃər/

noun - the teacher who is in charge of the whole school

 
move - táhnout (v šachu)
BrE
/'mu:v/
AmE
/'mu:v/

verb - to change the position of a chesspiece on the chessboard

 
arctic - arktický
BrE
/'ɑ:ktɪk/
AmE

adjective - from or connected with the area around the North Pole

 
fascia - čelní panel, přístrojová deska
BrE
/'feɪʃə/
AmE
/'feɪʃə/

noun, British English - the front panel or dashboard area of a vehicle, especially the part containing the instruments and controls

Oceania
Oceania - Oceánie
BrE
/'əʊʃi'ɑ:niə/
AmE
/'oʊʃi'ɑ:niə/

noun - a region of the world consisting of Australia, New Zealand, and the islands of the Pacific Ocean

 
private sector - soukromý sektor
BrE
/ˌpraɪvət'sektə/
AmE
/ˌpraɪvət'sektər/

noun - the part of the economy of a country which is not operated or owned by the government

 
exit poll - volební průzkum (těsně po hlasování)
BrE
/'ekzɪtˌpəʊl/
AmE
/'ekzɪtˌpoʊl/

noun - the activity of asking people how they have just voted to predict the result of the election