noun
-
a person who can play a musical instrument very well
trumpeter
- trumpetista, trumpetistka
BrE
/'trʌmpɪtə/
AmE
/'trʌmpɪt̬ər/
noun
-
a person who plays the trumpet
organist
- varhaník
BrE
/'ɔ:gənɪst/
AmE
/'ɔ:rgənɪst/
noun
-
a person who plays the organ
keyboardist
- klávesista, klávesistka, klávesák
BrE
/'ki:bɔ:dɪst/
AmE
/'ki:bɔ:rdɪst/
noun
-
a person who plays the keyboards
flutist
- flétnista, flétnistka
BrE
/'flu:tɪst/
AmE
/'flu:t̬ɪst/
noun
-
a person who plays the flute
saxophonist
- saxofonista, saxofonistka
BrE
/'sæksəfəʊnɪst/
AmE
/'sæksəfoʊnɪst/
noun
-
a person who plays the saxophone
cellist
- cellista, cellistka
BrE
/'tʃelɪst/
AmE
/'tʃelɪst/
noun
-
a person who plays the cello
violinist
- houslista, houslistka
BrE
/ˌvaɪə'lɪnɪst/
AmE
/ˌvaɪə'lɪnɪst/
noun
-
a person who plays the violin
bassist
- basista
BrE
/'beɪsɪst/
AmE
/'beɪsɪst/
noun
-
a person who plays the bass guitar
Charlie Sheen
- Charlie Sheen
BrE
/'tʃɑ:li ʃi:n/
AmE
/'tʃɑ:rli ʃin/
noun
-
an American actor, best known for his roles in Platoon, Young Guns and on the TV show Two and a Half Men.
driving
- prudký (např. déšt nebo vítr)
BrE
/'draɪvɪŋ/
AmE
/'draɪvɪŋ/
adjective
-
(of rain or wind) heavy, strong, falling or blowing with great force
platoon
- četa (voj.)
BrE
/plə'tu:n/
AmE
/plə'tu:n/
noun
-
a group of 15-30 soldiers usually lead by a lieutenant
stretcher
- nosítka (pro raněné)
BrE
/'stretʃə/
AmE
/'stretʃər/
noun
-
A kind of bed that is used to carry someone who is injured and/or can't walk.
commission
- komise, rada (komise), výbor
BrE
/kə'mɪʃn/
AmE
/kə'mɪʃn/
noun
-
an official group of people who have been given the task to gather information about something, investigate something or control something, especially for the government
