determinedly
determinedly - odhodlaně
BrE
/dɪ'tɜ:mɪndli/
AmE
/dɪ'tɜ:rmɪndli/

adverb - in a determined way

 
cheers - díky
BrE
/'tʃɪəz/
AmE
/'tʃɪrz/

interjection, informal - a word sometimes used informally instead of 'thanks'

mantel
mantel - římsa nad krbem
BrE
/'mæntl/
AmE
/'mænt̬l/

noun, American English - a kind of shelf above the fireplace; children hang their Christmas stockings on it

 
here you go - tu máš (na), tady máš, tady to je
BrE
/ˌhɪə jə'gəʊ/
AmE
/ˌhɪr jə'goʊ/

phrase, informal - a phrase we use when we're handing something to somebody

 
here we go - a je to tu, a je to tady
BrE
/ˌhɪə wi'gəʊ/
AmE
/ˌhɪr wi'goʊ/

phrase - a phrase we use when something is about to happen

 
nor - ani (v přitakáních), (také) ne
BrE
/'nɔ:/
AmE
/'nɔ:r/

adverb, British English - not either (in short expressions of agreement)

 
no spring chicken - žádný mládenec, žádná mladice
BrE
/ˌnəʊ sprɪŋ'tʃɪkən/
AmE
/ˌnəʊ sprɪŋ'tʃɪkən/

noun, informal - not young anymore

 
past one's prime - za zenitem, s nejlepšími roky za sebou
BrE
/ˌpɑ:st wʌnz'praɪm/
AmE
/ˌpæst wʌnz'praɪm/

adjective - too old, over the hill

 
thaw - obleva
BrE
/'θɔ:/
AmE
/'θɔ:/

noun - a period of warm weather after winter when everything melts

 
nut - nadšenec, blázen (do něčeho)
BrE
/'nʌt/
AmE
/'nʌt/

noun, informal - a person who enjoys something (a hobby or a sport) more than is considered normal

 
freak - blázen (do něčeho)
BrE
/'fri:k/
AmE
/'fri:k/

noun, informal - a person who enjoys something (a hobby, a sport etc.) more than is considered normal

maniac
maniac - blázen (do něčeho)
BrE
/'meɪniæk/
AmE
/'meɪniæk/

noun, informal - a person who likes something more than is considered normal

maniac
maniac - šílenec, maniak
BrE
/'meɪniæk/
AmE
/'meɪniæk/

noun, informal - a person who behaves in a wild and often dangerous way

 
Michaelmas - svátek sv. Michaela Archanděla
BrE
/'mɪklməs/
AmE
/'mɪklməs/

noun - a Christian festival observed on September 29

 
trimester - trimestr, tříměsíční období
BrE
/ˌtraɪ'mestə/
AmE
/ˌtraɪ'mestər/

noun - one of the three-month periods that something is divided into (esp. of a pregnancy or the academic year)