back to front - obráceně

adverb, British English - with the back where the front should be

 

starting point - odrazový můstek, výchozí bod

noun - beginning, the place or situation at the beginning

 

presidential - prezidentský

adjective - connected with the president, electing the president etc.

 

in - uvnitř, dovnitř

adverb - towards the inside, to the inside of something

 

core - vydlabat jádřinec, odstranit jádřinec, vykrojit střed (např. jablka)

verb - to remove the central part of a fruit, especially the part containing the seeds

 

upper - svršek (boty)

noun, informal - the top of a shoe that is attached to the sole and the heel

 

Manhattan - Manhattan

noun - the island that forms the smallest of the five boroughs of New York City

 

inversion - inverze, obrácený slovosled

noun, technical - the opposite order some words in a sentence (especially the subject and the verb)

 

Helm's Deep - Helmův žleb

noun - a gorge in the White Mountains, a fictional name, The Lord of the Rings

 

buttock - hýždě

noun - one of the two the soft parts of the body that you sit on

birth - porod

noun - the process during which a baby comes out of the body of the mother

Neptune - Neptun

noun - the eighth planet of the solar system, the one after Uranus and before Pluto

England - Anglie

noun - one of the four main parts of the United Kingdom with the capital London

 

shit - hovno

noun, taboo - the solid waste material that leaves the body when you go to the toilet

Sunday - neděle

noun - the last day of the week, the day when people usually do not work