noun, formal
-
plates, cutlery, glasses and other things that you use when eating at a table (usually used in shops)
desktop computer
- stolní počítač
BrE
/'desktɒp kəm'pju:tə/
AmE
/'desktɑ:p kəm'pju:t̬ər/
noun
-
a personal computer designed to be used on a desk or table, usually having a separate monitor, keyboard, mouse, etc.
desktop
- stolní počítač
BrE
/'desktɒp/
AmE
/'desktɑ:p/
noun
-
a personal computer designed to be used on a desk or table, usually having a separate monitor, keyboard, mouse, etc.
table tennis
- stolní tenis, ping pong
BrE
/'teɪblˌtenɪs/
AmE
/'teɪblˌtenɪs/
noun
-
a fast game (played with a plastic ball on the table) in which two players have to hit the ball over the net and on the opposite side of the table
ping-pong
- stolní tenis, ping pong
BrE
/'pɪŋˌpɒŋ/
AmE
/'pɪŋˌpɑ:ŋ/
noun
-
a fast game (played with a plastic ball on the table) in which two players have to hit the ball over the net and on the opposite side of the table
paddle
- pálka (např. na stolní tenis)
BrE
/'pædl/
AmE
/'pædl/
noun, American English
-
a flat piece of wood covered in rubber that is used to hit the ball in table tennis
tabletop
- deska stolu, stolová deska, stolní deska
BrE
/'teɪbltɒp/
AmE
/'teɪbltɑ:p/
noun
-
the surface of a table
blender
- mixér (s noži, stolní nebo ruční)
BrE
/'blendə/
AmE
/'blendər/
noun
-
a machine that changes solid food into liquid
noun
-
a horse of high quality that has parents that are both of the same high quality breed
fantasy movie
- fantastický film
BrE
/'fæntəsiˌmu:vi/
AmE
/'fænt̬əsiˌmu:vi/
noun
-
a movie that usually involves magic and magical creatures
animated movie
- animovaný film
BrE
/ˌænɪmeɪtɪd'mu:vi/
AmE
/ˌænɪmeɪt̬ɪd'mu:vi/
noun
-
a film for children (but not only) created by displaying a sequence of individual drawings, paintings, or computer-generated images to simulate movement and tell a story
animated film
- animovaný film
BrE
/ˌænɪmeɪtɪd'fɪlm/
AmE
/ˌænɪmeɪt̬ɪd'fɪlm/
noun
-
a movie for children (but not only) created by displaying a sequence of individual drawings, paintings, or computer-generated images to simulate movement and tell a story
credits
- titulky (se jmény herců apod.)
BrE
/'kredɪts/
AmE
/'kredɪts/
noun
-
the list of people involved in the production, typically shown at the end of a movie
blooper
- přebrept, kiks (před publikem, ve filmu)
BrE
/'blu:pə/
AmE
/'blu:pər/
noun, American English, informal
-
a funny mistake that an actor or performer makes while filming