duplex - dvoupodlažní byt

noun, American English - an apartment that has rooms on two floors

duplex - dvojdomek

noun, American English - a house divided into two separate units

anklet - řetízek na kotník, náramek na kotník, nákotník (šperk)

noun - a piece of jewellery worn around the ankle

bleachers - tribuny, tribuna, lavičky pro diváky, nekrytá tribuna

noun, American English - rows of raised seats, typically without a roof, used by spectators at sports events or other public gatherings

 

superintendent - policejní náčelník

noun, American English - the head of a police department in some cities, similar to a police chief

 

superintendent - komisař (policejní), policejní komisař

noun, British English - a senior officer in the police, ranking above inspector and below chief superintendent

superintendent - inspektor, dozorce, vedoucí, ředitel

noun - a person who is in charge of a particular department, organization, or building

home improvement store - obchod pro kutily, hobbymarket

noun, American English - a large shop where you can buy things to improve your home

knee sock - podkolenka, podkolenní ponožka

noun - a sock that covers the foot and extends up to the knee

masher - šťouchadlo, mačkadlo, drtič (na brambory apod.)

noun - a kitchen tool used to crush soft food like potatoes

slot - vsunout, vstrčit, zasunout

verb - to put something into a narrow space

slotted spoon - sběračka, lžíce s otvory, naběračka s otvory, cedicí lžíce

noun - a spoon with holes or slots that lets liquid drain while holding solid food

intersection - průnik, křížení, protínání, protnutí, styčný bod

noun, American English - the point or area where different things meet or overlap

 

standpoint - hledisko, stanovisko, úhel pohledu, pohled

noun - a way of thinking about something based on a particular set of beliefs or experiences

 

veil - závoj, rouška, pláštík (přeneseně)

noun - something that hides or obscures the truth, meaning, or real nature of something