coriander
coriander - koriandr
BrE
/ˌkɒrɪ'ændə/
AmE
/'kɔ:riˌændər/

noun - the leaves and seeds of a Mediterranean plant that are used as seasoning

 
promotion - propagace
BrE
/prə'məʊʃn/
AmE
/prə'moʊʃn/

noun - the act of advertising a product, making something better known among people etc.

scoop
scoop - kopeček (např. zmrzliny), velká lžíce (něčeho), naběračka (něčeho)
BrE
/'sku:p/
AmE
/'sku:p/

noun - the quantity of ice-cream etc. that use served with a large spoon

 
static - šum (v rádiu), zrnění (v televizi)
BrE
/'stætɪk/
AmE
/'stæt̬ɪk/

noun - crackling or hissing on the radio, on TV etc. caused by electrical interference

persistence
persistence - neodbytnost, vytrvalost, umíněnost
BrE
/pə'sɪtənts/
AmE
/prə'sɪtənts/

noun - the act of continuing in a course of action in spite of difficulties

 
perch - bidélko, bidýlko
BrE
/'pɜ:tʃ/
AmE
/'pɜ:rtʃ/

noun - the place where a bird sits, such as a branch of a tree

 
shooting - střelba (sport)
BrE
/'ʃu:tɪŋ/
AmE
/'ʃu:t̬ɪŋ/

noun - the sport of killing birds and animals with bullets fired from a gun

exile
exile - vyhnanství
BrE
/'eksaɪl/
AmE
/'ekzaɪl/

noun - the state of being sent away from your country, especially for political reasons

stubble
stubble - strniště
BrE
/'stʌbl/
AmE
/'stʌbl/

noun - short stalks that are left in the ground after crops have been harvested

 
heathen - pohan
BrE
/'hi:ðn/
AmE
/'hi:ðn/

noun - a person whose religion is different from the one that is widely accepted

 
pagan - pohan
BrE
/'peɪgən/
AmE
/'peɪgən/

noun - a person whose religion is different from the one that is widely accepted

 
deposit - usazenina
BrE
/dɪ'pɒzɪt/
AmE
/dɪ'pɑ:zɪt/

noun - sediment, a layer of matter that settles at the bottom of a liquid

 
which - který, jenž
BrE
/'wɪtʃ/
AmE
/'wɪtʃ/

pronoun - the relative pronoun we use to say which thing we are talking about

queen
queen - královna (v šachu), dáma (v šachu)
BrE
/'kwi:n/
AmE
/'kwi:n/

noun - the strongest chesspiece, it can move any number of squares in all directions

 
check - šach
BrE
/'tʃek/
AmE
/'tʃek/

noun - a situation in which the opponent's king is under threat of being captured