noun, British English
-
a large heavy tool that is used to break surfaces, especially road surfaces
jackhammer
- sbíječka, pneumatické vrtací kladivo
BrE
/'ˌdʒækˌhæmə/
AmE
/'ˌdʒækˌhæmər/
noun, American English
-
a large heavy tool that is used to break surfaces, especially road surfaces
baseboard
- podlahová lišta (mezi stěnou a podlahou)
BrE
/'beɪsbɔ:d/
AmE
/'beɪsbɔ:rd/
noun, American English
-
a narrow wooden board between the wall and the floor inside a room
local elections
- komunální volby, volby do místního zastupitelstva
BrE
/ˌləʊkl ɪ'lekʃnz/
AmE
/ˌloʊkl ɪ'lekʃnz/
noun
-
elections held within a specific geographic area, such as a city, town, or region, where voters choose representatives for local government positions, such as mayors, city councils, and other municipal offices
general election
- všeobecné volby, parlamentní volby
BrE
/ˌdʒenrəl ɪ'lekʃn/
AmE
/ˌdʒenrəl ɪ'lekʃn/
noun
-
an election in which voters choose representatives for a country's legislative body, such as parliament or congress
rudder
- kormidlo
BrE
/'rʌdə/
AmE
/'rʌdər/
noun
-
a flat, movable device attached to the rear of a boat or aircraft, used for steering and controlling the direction of movement
lens
- čočka (v oku)
BrE
/'lenz/
AmE
/'lenz/
noun
-
the clear part of the eye behind the pupil
lens
- objektiv (fotoaparátu)
BrE
/'lenz/
AmE
/'lenz/
noun
-
the front part of a camera made of curved glass that the light travels through
lens
- čočka, kontaktní čočka
BrE
/'lenz/
AmE
/'lenz/
noun
-
one of two pieces of very thin plastic that you put on your eyes to see better
pincer
- klepeto
BrE
/'pɪnsə/
AmE
/'pɪnsər/
noun
-
a type of claw that is used for grasping, manipulating, and sometimes crushing food, objects, or even for defense
believe in
- věřit v (někoho, něco)
BrE
/bɪ'li:v ɪn/
AmE
/bɪ'li:v ɪn/
verb
-
to be sure that somebody or something exists; to feel that somebody can be trusted or will be successful
pinnacle
- věžička, fiála (na gotické stavbě)
BrE
/'pɪnəkl/
AmE
/'pɪnəkl/
noun
-
a pointed stone decoration on the roof of a building, especially an old one, such as a church or castle