annex - přístavba, přilehlá budova, přidružený objekt, křídlo (budovy)

noun - a building added to a larger one or placed near it and used as part of it

snow chains - sněhové řetězy

noun - the chains or cables you put on your car tires for better grip on snow and ice

fog light - mlhové světlo, mlhovka

noun - a special car light used in foggy weather to help drivers see better and be seen better

fungus gnat - smutnice

noun, technical - a very tine black insect which you can find in and around the soil of potted plants

lifesaver - záchranný kruh

noun, American English - a kind of ring that floats in water and is used to save someone who is drowning

 

sixth form - závěrečné ročníky střední školy

noun, British English - in Britain, the two final years at school for students between the ages of 16 and 18

turnkey - na klíč (např. dům)

adjective - prepared and ready to be used immediately, e.g. a property, a piece of equipment or computer software

 

ripened - vyzrálý, uzrálý, uleželý (hlavně sýr)

adjective - (mostly of cheese) having a strong taste and smell after not being eaten for a long time

bouncy castle - skákací hrad (pro děti)

noun - an inflatable model of a castle or a similar object that children can jump and play on

deck - terasa, dřevěná terasa, terasa za domem

noun, American English - a wooden floor built outside the back of a house that you can sit and relax on

 

obsessive - fanatik, stoupenec

noun - a person who has too much interest in something and is unable to think about anything else

 

airfield - letiště

noun - an open space for planes to take off and land, usually smaller than an airport, without terminals

 

wasteful - nehospodárný, plný plýtvání, rozhazovačný

adjective - using something carelessly and ineffficiently so that some of it may not be saved or used later

trusty - věrný, spolehlivý, lety prověřený

adjective - that you have had for a long time and you can always rely on (often used humorously)

jabber - drmolit, blábolit, mluvit nesrozumitelně

verb - to speak too fast and in a way that's difficult to understand, especially because you are excited