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

 

Psy - Psy

noun - a South Korean singer, songriter, dancer... famous especially for his song The Gangnam Style

 

smell - čich

noun - one of the five senses that enables you to recognize odours by your nose

 

hearing - sluch

noun - one of the five senses that enables you to perceive sound with your ears

 

viewfinder - hledáček

noun - the part of a camera that helps you find what you are interested in

 

cogwheel - ozubené kolo, ozubené kolečko

noun - a wheel with teeth on the edge which fit into teeth on another wheel

 

cog - ozubené kolo, ozubené kolečko

noun - a wheel with teeth on the edge which fit into teeth on another wheel

 

major - specializovat se (na univerzitě), mít jako hlavní předmět (na univerzitě), mít jako studijní obor (na univerzitě)

verb - to have something as the main subject or field you study at a university

 

rooftop - střecha

noun - the top of a building that protects it from rain and wind and snow

stockade - palisáda, ohrada (kůlová), kůlová ohrada

noun - a kind of defensive wall made by putting logs one next to the other

 

squire - statkář, velkostatkář, zeman

noun - a man who owned land in a particular area (in England in the past)

 

fairness - spravedlnost, poctivost

noun - the ability to treat people equally, to follow rules, or to make honest judgements

accordion - akordeon, tahací harmonika

noun - a musical instrument that's shaped like a box, you play it by pressing keys and buttons and pulling the sides of the box from each other and then pressing them back together

crossing guard - strážce přechodu, hlídač u přechodu, hlídka u přechodu

noun, American English - a person who helps children and other pedestrians cross the street safely, usually near schools