sunny
sunny - slunečný, slunečno
BrE
/'sʌni/
AmE
/'sʌni/

adjective - full of sun

snow
snow - sníh
BrE
/'snəʊ/
AmE
/'snoʊ/

noun - frozen water in the form of a soft white material

sun
sun - slunce, sluníčko
BrE
/'sʌn/
AmE
/'sʌn/

noun - the yellow star that shines in the sky and gives us heat and light

 
single ticket - jednoduchá, jednosměrná jízdenka
BrE
/ˌsɪŋgl'tɪkɪt/
AmE
/ˌsɪŋgl'tɪkɪt/

noun - a ticket for a train, bus, etc. that is valid only for the journey there

 
single - jednoduchá jízdenka
BrE
/'sɪŋgl/
AmE
/'sɪŋgl/

noun - a ticket for a train, bus, etc. that is valid only for the journey there

 
second class - druhá třída
BrE
/'sekəndˌklɑ:s/
AmE
/'sekəndˌklæs/

noun - the cheaper and less comfortable class in a train

slowly
slowly - pomalu
BrE
/'sləʊli/
AmE
/'sloʊli/

adverb - in a way that it takes a long time, not quickly

steal
steal - krást, ukrást, odcizit
BrE
/'sti:l/
AmE
/'sti:l/

verb - to take something that is not yours

score
score - skórovat, dát gól
BrE
/'skɔ:/
AmE
/'skɔ:r/

verb - to get a point in sport, e.g. in football by kicking the ball into the goal

shake hands
shake hands - podat si ruce
BrE
/ˌʃeɪk'hændz/
AmE
/ˌʃeɪk'hændz/

verb - to take somebody's right hand into yours for a moment, usually when meeting or greeting someone formally

shake
shake - zatřást, třást, otřást se, zatřást se, třást se, klepat se, oklepat se
BrE
/'ʃeɪk/
AmE
/'ʃeɪk/

verb - to move quickly from side to side or up and down

skiing
skiing - lyžování
BrE
/'ski:ɪŋ/
AmE
/'ski:ɪŋ/

noun - a winter sport in which you go down the mountain on two long narrow pieces of wood or plastic

 
square kilometre - čtverečný kilometr, kilometr čtverečný
BrE
/ˌskweə'kɪləˌmiətə/
AmE
/ˌskwer'kɪ'lɑ:mət̬ər/

noun - area unit, 1000 metres x 1000 metres

stomachache
stomachache - bolest břicha
BrE
/'stʌməkeɪk/
AmE
/'stʌməkeɪk/

noun - the pain you feel in your belly when you have eaten something bad etc.

sore throat
sore throat - bolest v krku
BrE
/ˌsɔ:'θrəʊt/
AmE
/ˌsɔ:r'θroʊt/

noun - a kind of discomfort that you feel in your throat when you have a flu or a cold