jumper cable - startovací kabel

noun, American English - one of the two cables used to connect the battery of one vehicle to the dead battery of another vehicle

camouflage - maskování, kamufláž

noun - a way of hiding by means of using the colour of the surroundings; the materials and colours used in the army to make their units difficult to see

 

urinary tract - močové cesty

noun - the system of organs in the body responsible for producing, storing, and expelling urine, including the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra

 

blood vessel - céva, krevní céva

noun - a tube-like structure in the body that carries blood, either away from the heart (arteries) or towards the heart (veins)

 

faeces - výkaly, fekálie

noun, formal - the waste material that remains after the body has digested and absorbed nutrients from food, eliminated through the rectum and anus

 

header - hlavička, záhlaví (dokumentu)

noun - the section at the top of a document or page that contains information such as the title, date, or page number

Onesie - bodýčko, dětské bodýčko, overálek

noun, American English - (trademark) one piece of clothing for babies that covers the whole body, or sometimes just the top part of the body

 

classification - klasifikace, třídění

noun - the process of dividing people or things into groups so that the ones with similar characteristics are in the same group

 

Northern Ireland - Severní Irsko

noun - the part of the United Kingdom which is located on the large island west of Great Britain, its capital is Belfast

brake light - brzdové světlo

noun - one of the red lights at the back of a car that come on when you step on the brake pedal

knock - klepání, zaklepání

noun - the act of hitting a door with your hand in order to make the people inside open the it for you

 

foreword - předmluva

noun - a short piece of writing placed before the beginning of a book, usually not written by the author of the book

 

Gospel - evangelium

noun - one of the four books in the New Testament that tell the story of Jesus Christ, his life and his teachings

 

scout - zvěd, skaut

noun - a person (usually a soldier) who goes ahead of the group (army) to find paths or the location of the enemy

 

trinity - trojice

noun - three people or things seen or understood as one unit (especially in Christianity - the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit)