fill in
fill in - sdělit podrobnosti, zasvětit
BrE
/ˌfɪl'ɪn/
AmE
/ˌfɪl'ɪn/

verb - to tell someone the details about something they missed or something they want to know more about

 
training - trénink, výcvik, školení
BrE
/'treɪnɪŋ/
AmE
/'treɪnɪŋ/

noun - the process of learning new skills that would help you to do your job or activity better

trial and error
trial and error - (např. metoda) pokus-omyl, metoda pokusu a omylu
BrE
/ˌtraɪəl ənd 'erə/
AmE
/ˌtraɪəl ənd 'erər/

noun - a way of solving a problem by trying several different methods until you find the successful one

plane
plane - hoblík
BrE
/'pleɪn/
AmE
/'pleɪn/

noun - a tool used for making the surface of wood smooth by removing very thin layers of it

break
break - prázdniny
BrE
/'breɪk/
AmE
/'breɪk/

noun - the period of time when you do not go to school and can travel and relax instead

 
dislocate - vymknout, vykloubit, vyhodit (si)
BrE
/'dɪsləkeɪt/
AmE
/dɪs'loʊkeɪt/

verb - (of the shoulder, ankle etc.) to move a bone out of its normal position in a joint

maternity leave
maternity leave - mateřská (dovolená)
BrE
/mə'tɜ:nəti ˌli:v/
AmE
/mə'tɜ:rnɪt̬i ˌli:v/

noun - a period of paid absence from work in the weeks before and after a woman gives birth

 
backwards compatibility - zpětná kompatibilita (např. u počítače)
BrE
/'bækwədz kəmˌpætə'bɪlɪti/
AmE
/'bækwərdz kəmˌpæt̬ə'bɪlət̬i/

noun - a property of a product that allows it to use data from earlier versions of the system

 
banter - dobírání, laškování, škádlení
BrE
/'bæntə/
AmE
/'bænt̬ər/

noun - the act making jokes about somebody in a friendly and funny way, friendly jokes about a person

traffic jam
traffic jam - zácpa (dopravní), dopravní zácpa
BrE
/'træfɪkˌdʒæm/
AmE
/'træfɪkˌdʒæm/

noun - a situation in which there are so many cars in the street that they cannot move forward

tonsillitis
tonsillitis - angína
BrE
/ˌtɒnsɪ'laɪtɪs/
AmE
/ˌtɑ:nsɪ'laɪt̬ɪs/

noun - an illness in which you have a very sore throat and the tonsils become swollen and white

taste
taste - chuť
BrE
/'teɪst/
AmE
/'teɪst/

noun - the sense that enables you to know one food from another by putting it in your mouth

tights
tights - punčocháče, punčochové kalhoty (dámské)
BrE
/'taɪts/
AmE
/'taɪts/

noun, British English - a piece of women's clothing, it is thin and tight and covers the waist, legs and feet

bat
bat - netopýr
BrE
/'bæt/
AmE
/'bæt/

noun - a small animal that looks like a mouse, it can fly and it hunts in the night

blackboard
blackboard - tabule
BrE
/'blækbɔ:d/
AmE
/'blækbɔ:rd/

noun - a dark board used in a school, the teacher writes on it with a piece of chalk