Military

army - armáda, vojsko

noun - a large number of soldiers

attack - útočit, zaútočit, napadnout

verb - to start a fight suddenly and with violence, to be violent towards someone

barrel - hlaveň

noun - the long hollow part of a gun from which bullets are shot

battleship - válečná loď

noun - a very large war ship

bomb - bombardovat

verb - to throw bombs at something in an attack

bomber - bombardér

noun - a large aircraft that is used to drop bombs on enemy territory etc.

camouflage - maskování, kamufláž

noun - a way of hiding by means of using the colour of the surroundings; the materials and colours used in the army to make their units difficult to see

camp - tábor (vojenský)

noun - a place where soldiers stay when in war, before a battle etc.

cannon - dělo, kanón

noun - a large weapon that shoots heavy balls

carrier - vojenská letadlová loď, vojenský transportér

noun - a military vehicle that takes equipment or soldiers from one place to another ; a large military ship that aircraft can land on and take off from

cartridge - náboj, nábojnice, patrona

noun - a metal tube with explosives for a gun

cavalry - kavalérie, jezdectvo, jízda (jezdectvo)

noun - soldiers on horseback

colonel - plukovník

noun - an army officer of a high level

cruiser - křižník

noun - a large and fast war ship

detonator - rozbuška, roznětka

noun - a device that makes a bomb explode

drill - výcvik (voj.), cvičení (voj.)

noun - military training

explode - vybuchnout, explodovat

verb - To blow up, to burst, to make a very loud noise and cause damage

fighter - stíhačka

noun - a small fast plane used in the army to attack other aircraft

general - generál

noun - an army officer of the highest or a very high level

hand grenade - ruční granát

noun - a small explosive weapon that is thrown by hand

helmet - helma, helmice, přilba, přílba

noun - a hard and strong covering for the head, usually made of metal or strong plastic

chopper - vrtulník

noun, informal - a slang word for a helicopter

invade - napadnout, vpadnout

verb - to enter a territory or country by force

kill - zabít

verb - to end somebody's life

launch - odpálit

verb - to shoot a missile etc.

magazine - zásobník (do samopalu)

noun - a storage container for holding ammunition attached to an automatic gun

machine gun - kulomet

noun - a gun that fires many bullets quickly one after the other

major - major

noun - an army officer of a middle level

missile - raketa (střela), střela, řízená střela

noun - a large exploding weapon that can be shot through air at a very distant target

navy - námořnictvo

noun - armed forces trained to make war at sea

pistol - pistole

noun - a kind of gun

private - vojín

noun - a soldier of the lowest level

rank - hodnost (vojenská)

noun - a position of a soldier in the army

rifle - puška

noun - a kind of gun with a long barrel, it is fired from the shoulder

sergeant - seržant

noun - a police or army officer with a low or middle position

shell - dělostřelecký granát, šrapnel

noun - a metal container with explosives inside which is shot from a large gun

ship - loď

noun - a large vehicle that travels on water or through space

shoot - střelit, vystřelit, střílet, vypálit

verb - to fire a gun or an arrow etc.

shotgun - brokovnice, kulovnice

noun - a long gun that fires many small bullets at the same time

sniper - odstřelovač

noun - a person who shoots from a hidden place

soldier - voják

noun - a person who is in the army

submarine - ponorka

noun - a vehicle that can travel under the surface of the sea

surrender - vzdát se (v boji)

verb - to give up fighting and admit your loss

tank - tank

noun - a military vehicle that moves on strong metal belts and is equipped with a cannon

torpedo - torpédo

noun - a weapon that is shot from a submarine and explodes when it hits another ship

trigger - spoušť (na zbrani)

noun - the part of gun that you press to make it fire

troops - vojáci, jednotky (voj.)

noun - soldiers