police - policie

noun - the institution or men and women whose job is to protect people, make everybody obey the law, catch criminals etc.

fur - kožešina

noun - the skin of a dead animal with the hair still on it that is usually used to make coats etc.

torch - pochodeň, louč

noun - a thing (usually a piece of wood) which is burning on one end and can be carried to give light

taste - ochutnat, ochutnávat

verb - to put something (usually food or drink) in your mouth in order to test if it is good or not

bib - bryndáček, slintáček, bryndák

noun - a piece of cloth that you tie under a baby's chin to protect the baby's clothes while it is eating

victim - oběť

noun - a person who is hurt or killed in an accident etc; a person against whom a crime has been committed

apostrophe - apostrof

noun - the mark ('), it is used to mark the place where a word has been shortened (e.g. isn't, I've, he's etc.)

 

radius - vřetenní kost (anat.)

noun - one of the two bones between the elbow and the wrist, it is on the same side as the thumb

rock - skála

noun - the hard material that Earth's surface is made of, it sometimes sticks up out of the ground or the sea

radar - radar

noun - a system that can find the position of objects by using radio waves, it is usually used for military purposes

 

paradise - ráj

noun - a place where, as some people believe, good people go after they die, where everything is perfect and everybody happy

pincers - kleště, štípačky

noun - an instrument made by two crossed pieces of metal, it is used for holding things firmly, pulling out nails etc.

parade - přehlídka, průvod

noun - an event in which people march through the streets with musicians, dancers, etc, it is a part of some celebrations

preach - kázat

verb - to give a religious speech, to tell somebody what to do and try to persuade them that it is right

steering wheel - volant, kormidlo

noun, American English - a round object that is turned in order to change the direction in which a car or ship are travelling