grounded - mající zaracha
BrE
/'graʊndɪd/
AmE
/'graʊndɪd/

adjective - not allowed to leave the house (as a form of punishment)

 
Somalia - Somálsko
BrE
/sə'mɑ:lɪə/
AmE
/soʊ'mɑ:liə/

noun - a country in the east of Africa, its capital is Mogadishu

aspen
aspen - osika
BrE
/'æspən/
AmE
/'æspən/

noun - a tree whose leaves are known for trembling in the wind

 
configuration - konfigurace, nastavení
BrE
/kənˌfɪgə'reɪʃn/
AmE
/kənˌfɪgjə'reɪʃn/

noun - the setup of a computer system etc. for a particular task

 
pace - krok
BrE
/'peɪs/
AmE
/'peɪs/

noun - one step in walking or running or the length one step

 
infringement - porušení (práva či zákona)
BrE
/ɪn'frɪndʒmənt/
AmE
/ɪn'frɪndʒmənt/

noun - the violation of a law or somebody's right (such as copyright)

 
vine-ripened - zrající na větvičce (keře)
BrE
/'vaɪnˌraɪpənd/
AmE
/'vaɪnˌraɪpənd/

adjective - being allowed to ripen on the vine before it is picked

 
recurrence - opakovaný výskyt, opakování
BrE
/rɪ'kʌrəns/
AmE
/rɪ'kɜ:rəns/

noun - the act of something happening again or something that happens repeatedly

goatee
goatee - bradka (vousy)
BrE
/gəʊ'ti:/
AmE
/goʊ'ti:/

noun - a small beard grown on the end of a man's chin

 
junior high - nižší gymnázium, druhý stupeň základní školy
BrE
/ˌdʒu:nɪə 'haɪ/
AmE
/ˌdʒu:njər 'haɪ/

noun, American English - the school which children attend between elementary school and high school

 
punk - punk (styl hudby)
BrE
/'pʌŋk/
AmE
/'pʌŋk/

noun, informal - a music genre popular in the last 1970s and early 1980s

 
five o'clock shadow - strniště (nepatrné)
BrE
/faɪv əˌklɒk 'ʃædəʊ/
AmE
/faɪv əˌklɑ:k 'ʃædoʊ/

noun, informal - beard growth visible in the evening on a man's shaved face

 
diving board - skokanský můstek, skokanské prkno
BrE
/'daɪvɪŋ bɔ:d/
AmE
/'daɪvɪŋ bɔ:rd/

noun - a long board from which you jump into the swimming pool

 
match - shodovat se, souhlasit (o věcech)
BrE
/'mætʃ/
AmE
/'mætʃ/

verb - to agree with something, to be the same as something else

 
Liam - Liam
BrE
/'li:əm/
AmE
/'li:əm/

noun - a boy's name, shortened version of the old Germanic name William