butternut - ořešák popelavý

noun - a kind of North-American tree (Juglans cinerea)

butternut squash - máslová dýně

noun - a kind of vegetable (technically a fruit) like a pear-shaped pumpkin with orange flesh

 

pumpkin - miláček, brouček, beruška

noun, informal - a loving way of addressing somebody, especially a child

 

meat grinder - mlýnek na maso

, American English - a kitchen machine or appliance that cuts meat into very small pieces

 

cube - krájet na kostičky, nakrájet na kostičky

verb - to cut food into cubes

carve - krájet, nakrájet, porcovat, naporcovat (maso)

verb - to cut cooked meat into smaller pieces, usually slices, so that you can eat it

 

score - naříznout, udělat rýhu, dělat rýhy, vyrýt zářez

verb - to make a long cut or mark on a surface with something sharp

in your element - ve svém živlu, jako ryba ve vodě

adjective - doing what you enjoy very much and are good at

sifter - prosévačka, sítko (např. na mouku)

noun - a container with a handle that has a fine mesh in the bottom used for aerating flour and removing large clumps

 

sifter - sypátko (např. na cukr)

noun, British English - a container with small holes in the top that is used for scattering sugar or a similar substance onto things

mannequin - figurína v obchodě nebo ve výkladní skříni

noun - a full-size model of the human body that is used in shops or shop windows to display clothes

 

dry run - zkouška nanečisto, nácvik

noun, informal - a complete and detailed practice of something that is done to make sure the real thing will work or run smoothly

 

dummy run - zkouška nanečisto, nácvik

noun, informal - a complete and detailed practice of something that is done to make sure the real thing will work or run smoothly

 

CPR - dýchání z úst do úst a masáž srdce, kardiopulmonární resuscitace

noun - the abbreviation of cardiopulmonary resuscitation - a method of saving life by breathing into someone's mouth and pressing repeatedly on their chest

 

replica - replika, věrná kopie, reprodukce

noun - a very good copy of something