screw
screw - šroubovat, přišroubovat, našroubovat
BrE
/'skru:/
AmE
/'skru:/

verb - to put something in place by turning it round and round (e.g. a light bulb, a bolt, etc.)

scent
scent - pachová stopa, pach, stopa
BrE
/'sent/
AmE
/'sent/

noun - the smell that an animal or a person leaves behind and other animals, such as dogs, can follow

satchel
satchel - brašna, kabela
BrE
/'sætʃəl/
AmE
/'sætʃəl/

noun - a bag made of cloth that is worn over the shoulder and is used for carrying books etc.

 
reel - motat se (o hlavě), točit se (o hlavě)
BrE
/'ri:l/
AmE
/'ri:l/

verb - to have a feeling as if the world spins around you and you are unable to walk straight

record
record - gramofonová deska
BrE
/'rekɔ:d/
AmE
/'rekərd/

noun - a round black plastic thing with music recorded on it and which can be played by a gramophone

racing
racing - závody
BrE
/'reɪsɪŋ/
AmE
/'reɪsɪŋ/

noun - a competition in which several competitors start at the same time and the winner is the fastest one

 
pit - depo, box (v automobilových závodech)
BrE
/'pɪt/
AmE
/'pɪt/

noun - a place where cars in motor racing can go for minor repairs etc. and then continue the race

toast
toast - přípitek
BrE
/'təʊst/
AmE
/'toʊst/

noun - an occassion in which people raise a glass of wine etc. together and wish each other happiness etc.

till
till - pokladna, místo pro placení (v obchodu)
BrE
/'tɪl/
AmE
/'tɪl/

noun - the place where you pay in a shop and where money is put (a machine, a drawer etc.)

town
town - město
BrE
/'taʊn/
AmE
/'taʊn/

noun - a place with many houses and buildings where people live, work etc., it is bigger than a village

turtle
turtle - želva (vodní)
BrE
/'tɜ:tl/
AmE
/'tɜ:rt̬l/

noun - an animal that usually lives in water, has a large hard shell on its back and short legs

 
troll - troll
BrE
/'trəʊl/
AmE
/'troʊl/

noun - (Harry Potter) a large creature that Harry and Ron had to fight in their first year at Hogwarts

tour
tour - cesta (po něčem), prohlídka, okružní jízda
BrE
/'tʊə/
AmE
/'tʊr/

noun - a journey during which you see several important places, and usually end in the place where you started

trick-or-treater
trick-or-treater - koledník (halloweenský)
BrE
/ˌtrɪk ɔ:'tri:tə/
AmE
/ˌtrɪkər'tri:t̬ər/

noun - a child in a costume who goes from door to door on Halloween and asks people for candy

 
witness - být svědkem
BrE
/'wɪtnəs/
AmE
/'wɪtnəs/

verb - to be a person who has seen a crime etc. and can tell the police about what happened