cash desk
cash desk - pokladna (v obchodě)
BrE
/'kæʃdesk/
AmE
/'kæʃdesk/

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

classes
classes - vyučování
BrE
/'klɑ:sɪz/
AmE
/'klæsɪz/

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

cellar
cellar - sklep
BrE
/'selə/
AmE
/'selər/

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

corner
corner - roh
BrE
/'kɔ:nə/
AmE
/'kɔ:rnər/

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

beggar
beggar - žebrák
BrE
/'begə/
AmE
/'begər/

noun - a person sitting or standing in the street who asks people for money

 
fat - tuk
BrE
/'fæt/
AmE
/'fæt/

noun - something people or animals have under the skin to keep warmth and energy

film
film - film
BrE
/'fɪlm/
AmE
/'fɪlm/

noun, British English - a story you can see in the cinema, on TV, video, DVD etc.

 
entrance fee - vstupné
BrE
/'entrənsˌfi:/
AmE
/'entrənsˌfi:/

noun - the money you pay to enter somewhere (such as a museum, gallery etc.)

 
environmentalist - ochránce přírody
BrE
/ɪnˌvaɪrən'mentəlɪst/
AmE
/ɪnˌvaɪrən'mentəlɪst/

noun - a person who wants to protect the natural world that we live in

 
extreme - extrém
BrE
/ɪks'tri:m/
AmE
/ɪks'tri:m/

noun - something that is very close to the limit, much stronger than is normal

earthworm
earthworm - žížala
BrE
/'ɜ:θˌwɜ:m/
AmE
/'ɜ:rθˌwɜ:rm/

noun - a small creature with no legs or bones that lives in the ground

 
elastic - elastický
BrE
/ɪ'læstɪk/
AmE
/ɪ'læstɪk/

adjective - able to be stretched and returned to the original size (e.g. clothes etc.)

 
pedal boat - šlapadlo, šlapací loď
BrE
/'pedlˌbəʊt/
AmE
/'pedlˌboʊt/

noun - a small recreational boat that is powered by pedals operated with the feet

 
cadence - kadence, rytmus, intonace, spád
BrE
/'keɪdns/
AmE
/'keɪdns/

noun - the rhythm and flow of sounds or words, especially in speech or music

 
sentient - vnímavý, mající vědomí, schopný vnímat, cítící
BrE
/'sentiənt/
AmE
/'senʃnt/

adjective, formal - able to perceive or feel things; having the capacity for sensation or consciousness