American football - americký fotbal

noun, British English - an American ball game in which two teams try to place an oval ball over their opponent's goal line

football - americký fotbal

noun, American English - an American ball game in which two teams try to place an oval ball over their opponent's goal line

cross out - škrtnout, vyškrtnout, přeškrtnout

verb - to draw a line or two crossing lines over a word or a piece of text that is wrong

seal - zapečetit, zaplombovat

verb - to put a piece of wax or another material over something which cannot be opened without breaking this material

seal - pečeť

noun - a piece of wax or another material that is put over something that cannot be opened without breaking this

 

smash - smečovat (sport.), dát smeč (sport.)

verb - (in tennis) to hit a ball very hard that it flies over the net with great speed and force

ruler - vladař, panovník, vládce

noun - a person, such as a king, who has the power over a country, people etc. and uses the power

 

odd - navíc, nadbytečný

adjective - not matching, not part of a set or pair, what is left over when everything else has been used

plait - zaplést, uplést (cop), splést (do copu)

verb, British English - to make a length of rope or hair by twisting three or more pieces over and under one another

go skiing - jít lyžovat

verb - to spend some time moving over snow on long narrow pieces of wood or plastic fastened to your boots

 

qualitatively - kvalitativně

adverb - in a way that relates to how good or bad something is, rather than to how much of it there is

 

fuse - pojistka (elektr.)

noun - a thin wire placed in an electric circuit that blows if there is too much power, it prevents damage or fire

mouth - ústa, pusa

noun - it is on your face, you put food in it when you eat, there are teeth and a tongue in it

 

Quidditch - famfrpál

noun - (Harry Potter) a game played by wizards and witches on broomsticks, there are four balls and three hoops on each side

aqueduct - akvadukt (vodovodní most)

noun - a structure built to carry water over long distances, especially one built like a bridge across a valley or gap