write
write - psát, napsat
BrE
/'raɪt/
AmE
/'raɪt/

verb - to put words on paper with a pen etc.

wash up
wash up - mýt nádobí, dělat nádobí, umývat nádobí
BrE
/ˌwɒ'ʃʌp/
AmE
/ˌwɑ:ʃ'ʌp/

verb - to wash plates and cups and spoons etc. in water after a meal

washing up
washing up - mytí nádobí
BrE
/ˌwɒʃɪŋ'ʌp/
AmE
/ˌwɑ:ʃɪŋ'ʌp/

noun - washing plates and cups and spoons etc. in water after a meal

Walkman
Walkman - walkman
BrE
/'wɔ:kmən/
AmE
/'wɔ:kmən/

noun - (trademark) a small cassette player with a head set, it can be easily carried in your bag or pocket

worm
worm - žížala
BrE
/'wɜ:m/
AmE
/'wɜ:rm/

noun - a small animal with no legs or bones, it lives in the ground and has no eyes

woodpecker
woodpecker - datel, strakapoud
BrE
/'wʊdpekə/
AmE
/'wʊdpekər/

noun - a bird with a long bill, it climbs trees and drums on them with its sharp bill to get food

wolf
wolf - vlk
BrE
/'wʊlf/
AmE
/'wʊlf/

noun - a wild animal that looks like a dog, it lives and hunts in a group

whale
whale - velryba
BrE
/'weɪl/
AmE
/'weɪl/

noun - a very large sea animal that looks like a very large fish

wasp
wasp - vosa
BrE
/'wɒsp/
AmE
/'wɑ:sp/

noun - A small black and yellow insect. It is usually attracted to sweet things and can sting you painfully

walrus
walrus - mrož
BrE
/'wɔ:lrəs/
AmE
/'wɔ:lrəs/

noun - a large Arctic animal that lives in or near the sea, it looks like a seal, but has two long teeth that come out of its mouth

waiter
waiter - číšník
BrE
/'weɪtə/
AmE
/'weɪt̬ər/

noun - a person who works in a restaurant, takes orders from customers, and brings them food and drinks

wardrobe
wardrobe - skříň (šatní), šatní skříň
BrE
/'wɔ:drəʊb/
AmE
/'wɔ:droʊb/

noun - a large cupboard where you can hang clothes

washbasin
washbasin - umyvadlo, umývadlo
BrE
/'wɒʃbeɪsɪn/
AmE
/'wɑ:ʃbeɪsɪn/

noun - a bowl fixed to the bathroom wall, you use it when you wash your hands etc.

work
work - práce
BrE
/'wɜ:k/
AmE
/'wɜ:rk/

noun - the job or activity you do, especially to earn money

weekend
weekend - víkend
BrE
/ˌwi:'kend/
AmE
/'wi:kend/

noun - the two days (Saturday and Sunday) when people usually don't go to work