moviegoer - návštěvník kina
BrE
/'mu:viˌgəʊə/
AmE
/'mu:viˌgoʊər/

noun, American English - a person who goes to see a film at the cinema

 
film-goer - návštěvník kina
BrE
/'fɪlmˌgəʊə/
AmE
/'fɪlmˌgoʊər/

noun, British English - a person who goes to see a film at the cinema

 
cinema-goer - návštěvník kina
BrE
/'sɪnəməˌgəʊə/
AmE
/'sɪnəməˌgoʊər/

noun, British English - a person who goes to see a film at the cinema

 
fricking - k sakru, sakra
BrE
/'frɪkɪŋ/
AmE
/'frɪkɪŋ/

adjective, informal - a word we use to make a statement sound more angry

 
bleeding - sakra, k sakru, kurňa
BrE
/'bli:dɪŋ/
AmE
/'bli:dɪŋ/

adjective - a word we use to make a statement sound more angry

 
bleeping - k sakru, sakra, kurňa
BrE
/'bli:pɪŋ/
AmE
/'bli:pɪŋ/

adjective, informal - a word we use to make a statement sound more angry

 
frigging - k sakru, sakra
BrE
/'frɪgɪŋ/
AmE
/'frɪgɪŋ/

adjective, informal - a word we use to make a statement sound more angry

 
freaking - k sakru, sakra
BrE
/'fri:kɪŋ/
AmE
/'fri:kɪŋ/

adjective, informal - a word we use to make a statement sound more angry

 
pocket - kapesní
BrE
/'pɒkɪt/
AmE
/'pɑ:kɪt/

adjective - used to describe something small that can fit in your pocket

 
pop - otevřít (puknutím, odskočením)
BrE
/'pɒp/
AmE
/'pɑ:p/

verb, American English - to open something quickly, especially if it makes an explosive sound

 
crash - spadnout (o počítačovém programu), zhroutit se (program či počítač)
BrE
/'kræʃ/
AmE
/'kræʃ/

verb - (of a computer or a computer program) to stop working correctly

 
breather - přestávka, krátká pauza, oddech
BrE
/'bri:ðə/
AmE
/'bri:ðər/

noun, informal - a short pause that allows you to relax for a minute

 
in the wash - v prádle, (už prány) v pračce
BrE
/ɪn ðə 'wɒʃ/
AmE
/ɪn ðə 'wɑ:ʃ/

adverb - being washed, has just been washed or waiting to be washed

 
put - dostat (do nějaké situace či stavu)
BrE
/'pʊt/
AmE
/'pʊt/

verb - to cause a particular state or condition of something or somebody

 
find - ocitnout se, být, stanout
BrE
/'faɪnd/
AmE
/'faɪnd/

verb - to discover yourself or someone in a particular situation, usually unexpected