plenty - spousta, množství
BrE
/'plenti/
AmE
/'plent̬i/

noun - a large quantity, amount or number

pleasant
pleasant - příjemný
BrE
/'pleznt/
AmE
/'pleznt/

adjective - nice and enjoyable

 
playful - hravý
BrE
/'pleɪfl/
AmE
/'pleɪfl/

adjective - wanting to play or liking to play

 
player - hráč
BrE
/'pleɪə/
AmE
/'pleɪər/

noun - a person who plays a game, a musical instrument etc.

playground
playground - hřiště (dětské)
BrE
/'pleɪgraʊnd/
AmE
/'pleɪgraʊnd/

noun - an area outside where children can play

Plasticine
Plasticine - modelína, plastelína
BrE
/'plæstəsi:n/
AmE
/'plæstəsi:n/

noun, British English - (trademark) soft material that children play with and make into different shapes

plaster
plaster - náplast
BrE
/'plɑ:stə/
AmE
/'plæstər/

noun - a piece of material that is stuck over a part of the body that has been injured lightly (cut, burnt etc.)

plant
plant - továrna, závod
BrE
/'plɑ:nt/
AmE
/'plænt/

noun - a factory

 
planetarium - planetárium
BrE
/ˌplænɪ'tæriəm/
AmE
/ˌplænɪ'tæriəm/

noun - a building where you can learn about stars and planets

 
planet - planeta
BrE
/'plænɪt/
AmE
/'plænɪt/

noun - a large body in space orbiting a sun

 
plan - plánek, nákres, plán
BrE
/'plæn/
AmE
/'plæn/

noun - a drawing of something

 
plan - plán
BrE
/'plæn/
AmE
/'plæn/

noun - a worked out arrangement

plait
plait - zaplést, uplést (cop), splést (do copu)
BrE
/'plæt/
AmE
/'plæt/

verb, British English - to make a length of rope or hair by twisting three or more pieces over and under one another

plait
plait - cop, copánek
BrE
/'plæt/
AmE
/'plæt/

noun, British English - a length of rope or hair made by twisting three or more pieces over and under one another

plain
plain - planina, pláň, rovina
BrE
/'pleɪn/
AmE
/'pleɪn/

noun - a large area of flat land