decompose
- hnít, tlít
BrE
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ˌdi:kəm'pəʊz/
AmE
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ˌdi:kəm'pəʊz/
verb
-
to begin to decay
news bulletin
- přehled zpráv, zpravodaj
BrE
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nju:z 'bʊlɪtɪn/
AmE
/
nju:z 'bʊlɪtɪn/
noun
-
a short news broadcast
spellbinding
- okouzlující, poutavý
BrE
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'spelbaɪndɪŋ/
AmE
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'spelbaɪndɪŋ/
adjective
-
fascinating; holding your attention totally
macchiato
- macchiato (espresso s trochou mléka)
BrE
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ˌmæki'ɑ:təʊ/
AmE
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ˌmæki'ɑ:toʊ/
noun
-
an espresso with a bit of hot or steamed milk
latte
- latte (káva s horkým mlékem)
BrE
/
'lɑ:teɪ/
AmE
/
'lɑ:teɪ/
noun
-
strong coffee with steamed milk
parking
- parkování
BrE
/
'pɑ:kɪŋ/
AmE
/
'pɑ:rkɪŋ/
noun
-
the act of stopping and leaving your car somewhere or the place where you do this
solemnity
- vážnost, obřadnost
BrE
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sə'lemnəti/
AmE
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sə'lemnət̬i/
noun
-
the state of being very serious, formal or ceremonious
countertop
- pracovní plocha (např. na kuchyňské lince)
BrE
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'kaʊntətɒp/
AmE
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'kaʊnt̬ərtɑ:p/
noun, American English
-
the surface of a kitchen cupboard etc. that you work on
slab
- silný plátek (např. masa), velký kus
BrE
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'slæb/
AmE
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'slæb/
noun
-
a thick flat piece or slice of something
knitting needle
- pletací jehlice, jehlice na pletení
BrE
/
'nɪtɪŋˌni:dl/
AmE
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'nɪt̬ɪŋˌni:dl/
noun
-
one of two long pointed tools used in making sweaters, socks etc.
public transportation
- veřejná doprava, hromadná doprava
BrE
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ˌpʌblɪk trænspɔ:'teɪʃn/
AmE
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ˌpʌblɪk trænspɔ:r'teɪʃn/
noun, American English
-
the system of trains, buses etc. that people can use, esp. in a city
station wagon
- kombi (auto), kombík
BrE
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'steɪʃnˌwægən/
AmE
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'steɪʃnˌwægən/
noun, American English
-
a car which has a lot of space behind the back seats
estate car
- kombi (auto), kombík
BrE
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ɪ'steɪt kɑ:/
AmE
/
ɪ'steɪt kɑ:r/
noun, British English
-
a car which has a lot of space behind the back seats
trip
- aktivovat, zapnout, spustit
BrE
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'trɪp/
AmE
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'trɪp/
verb, literary
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to switch a piece of electrical equipment on, often by accident
trip up
- zakopnout
BrE
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ˌtrɪp'ʌp/
AmE
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ˌtrɪp'ʌp/
verb
-
to lose your balance because you catch your foot on something