high tide - příliv, vrchol přílivu, nejvyšší hladina přílivu

noun - the time when the sea reaches its highest level and comes furthest up the shore

dawn - úsvit, rozbřesk, svítání

noun - the time in the morning before the sun starts to rise, when first light appears

 

level - vyrovnat, srovnat do roviny

verb - to make something flat, the whole surface being at the same height from the ground

class - třída (žáci)

noun - the students or pupils that are taught at the same time in the same place

neckline - výstřih (oblečení)

noun - the edge of a dress etc. that surrounds the neck, especially viewed from the front

 

jumping - skákání

noun - the act of moving your body into the air and mack on the ground repeatedly

 

have - pomocné sloveso pro dokonavý čas (předpřítomný či předminulý apod.)

verb - the auxiliary verb used to form perfect tenses (the present perfect, the past perfect etc.)

 

shrinkage - úbytek, ztráta, snížení, sražení, smrštění

noun - the act of becoming smaller; the process of shrinking

in this day and age - v dnešní době, v současnosti

adverb - nowadays, at the present time, in the modern world

 

unison - shoda, souhra

noun - perfect agreement, concord, the same pitch, the same moment

nighttide - noc

noun, dated - the part of the day when people usually sleep

 

margin - kraj, okraj (stránky)

noun - the empty space at the side of a page

 

as such - jako takový

adverb - by itself, in the exact meaning of the word

 

logging - těžba dřeva, dřevařství

noun - the work of cutting down trees for the wood

 

eaves - převis střechy

noun - the lower part of the roof that sticks out