context - kontext, souvislost

noun - the circumstances under which something is written or said that are relevant to the true meaning of it

goal - branka

noun - the place where the ball must be hit or kicked in order to score (in football, hockey etc.)

brace - rovnátko (zubní)

noun - a system of wires that are put in the mouth to make the teeth grow straight (usually plural)

satellite - satelit, družice

noun - a device that orbits the Earth and is used to forecast the weather, broadcast TV and radio etc.

meal - jídlo (denní)

noun - the time when people eat or the food that is eaten at this time (e.g. lunch, dinner, breakfast)

 

stuff - věc, něco neurčitého

noun, informal - something that you do not know the name of, an object you do not know the words for

 

prequel - předehra, dílo dějově umístění před děj jiného díla (např. filmového)

noun - a book, a movie etc. whose story is placed before the events of the previous book, movie, etc.

 

umbilical cord - pupeční šňůra

noun - a flexible tube that connects a developing fetus to the placenta in the womb of a pregnant woman

commemoration - památka, vzpomínka, vzpomínková slavnost, připomínka

noun - the act of honoring the memory of a person or event, often through a ceremony, memorial, or tribute

 

nozzle - tryska, hubice

noun - a part that is attached to the end of a hose or pipe to control the stream better

drumstick - drůbeží stehýnko

noun - the lower part of the leg of a chicken, turkey or other poultry that is cooked and eaten

 

Hufflepuff - Mrzimor

noun - (Harry Potter) one of the four houses at Hogwarts, the one that has a badger in as a symbol, the one that Cedric Diggory and Susan Bones belong to

salt - sůl

noun - a white substance that is used in cooking in order to preserve food or to improve the taste, it is present in the water of the seas and oceans

mouse - myš (k počítači)

noun - a device that is used to control computer programs, you hold it in your hand and move it in the direction you want the cursor on the screen to move

 

musical chairs - škatulata hejbejte se

noun - a game played by children at parties etc. There are chairs (the number of players minus one) and the players are walking or dancing around the chairs. When the music suddenly stops, they have to sit down. The person who doesn't find a chair is out. One chair is taken away and the music continues. This is repeated until there is only one player left