weekend - víkend

noun - the two days (Saturday and Sunday) when people usually don't go to work

 

Victorian - viktoriánský

adjective - from the period of Queen Victoria (second half of 19th century in England)

virus - vir (počítačový), virus (počítačový)

noun - a computer program or information causing that the computer stops working properly etc.

vacuum cleaner - vysavač

noun - a machine that you use to clean the carpet of dust and dirt

 

unwillingness - neochota

noun - the state of not wanting to do something that is asked of you

competition - soutěž

noun - an event where many people are trying to be the best and win

cardigan - propínací svetr, svetr na zapínání

noun - a kind of knitted sweater with buttons or a zip at the front

cable - kabel (elektrický, optický, internetový apod.)

noun - a set of wires usually laid under the ground to carry electricity etc.

cash desk - pokladna (v obchodě)

noun - the place in a shop where you pay for what you have bought

classes - vyučování

noun - the period of time when students are taught by a teacher at school

cellar - sklep

noun - a small room located under the house, where people usually store unnecessary things

corner - roh

noun - a place where two walls meet at an angle (usually the right angle)

 

pass mark - minimální počet bodů

noun, British English - the lowest mark you need to still pass a test or an exam

promise - slib

noun - the word that you will do something, one which people can rely on

outside - ven, venku, před

adverb - not inside, not in a building, in a place furthest from the centre