put two and two together - dát si dvě a dvě dohromady

verb - to work out the truth about a situation from what you see, hear, etc.

 

collapse - kolaps, selhání, zhroucení

noun - the act of falling down or falling apart because something is not strong enough

aground - na mělčině, na zemi

adverb - (of ships) on the ground or in shallow water and therefore unable to move

 

due - směrem na (např. sever)

adverb - in a direction towards the north, east, west, or south; in a straight line

 

homeschooling - domácí výuka, domácí vzdělávání

noun - the process of teaching children at home rather than having them attend a school

Hoover - vysavač

noun, British English - (trademark) a machine that you use to clean the carpet of dust and dirt

 

Saint Nicholas - svatý Mikuláš

noun - a Christian bishop who provided for the poor and is associated with Santa Claus

 

triathlon - triatlon

noun - a sport in which the contestants compete in three events: swimming, running and biking

eggplant - lilek, baklažán

noun, American English - a purple vegetable, its shape is similar to the one of a large egg

aubergine - lilek, baklažán

noun, British English - a purple vegetable, its shape is similar to the one of a large egg

 

renewal - obnovení, prodloužení (např. smlouvy)

noun - the act of making something new or giving something new strength, energy, validity etc.

wound - zranit

verb - to injure somebody, esp. in a way that the skin is cut or broken

 

labour force - pracovní síla

noun - all the people who can work in a country or for a particular company

 

Tomb Raider - Tomb Raider

noun - a series of video games and movies featuring the sexy female archaeologist Lara Croft

 

chessman - šachová figurka

noun - any of the 32 pieces that are used in playing chess (pawn, knight, bishop...)