cowboy - kovboj

noun - a man who works on a ranch and takes care of cattle

circus - cirkus

noun - a show performed in a large tent by acrobats and trained animals

curtain - opona

noun - a large cloth dividing the stage and the audience in a theater

bring up - vychovávat, vychovat

verb - to look after and care for a child until it is adult

check in - ubytovat se, zapsat se (v hotelu), zaregistrovat se

verb - to come to a hotel, sign your name and get a room

check-in - odbavení (na letišti), odbavovací přepážka, místo odbavení

noun - the place and situation in which you check in at an airport

chimpanzee - šimpanz

noun - an ape that is very intelligent and is very similar to people

bossy - panovačný

adjective - enjoying being in control of people and telling them what to do

 

authority - pravomoc

noun - the power or right to control, give orders and make people obey

Lebanon - Libanon

noun - a country in the Middle East, located on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea, bordered by Syria to the north and east, and Israel to the south

preppy - snobský, uhlazený, z vyšší společnosti, konzervativně elegantní, z privilegovaného prostředí (o studentech)

adjective - relating to, or typical of the conservative, upper-middle-class style traditionally associated with students of private preparatory schools and elite universities, especially in clothing, manners, and tastes

stuffing - nádivka (např. do kuřete)

noun - a mixture of food, such as bread, onion and herbs, that you put inside a chicken, turkey or pepper and cook it, it can also be cooked separately

burpee - angličák (cvik)

noun - a type of exercise in which you do a squat, kick your feet back into a plank position and then back and then you stand up straight again

 

buffalo - bizon

noun - a large wild animal that looks like a cow, it lived on American prairies and was hunted by indians for food and later by white people for sport

bison - bizon

noun - a large wild animal that looks like a cow, it lived on American prairies and was hunted by indians for food and later by white people for sport