dining room
- jídelna
BrE
/
'daɪnɪŋru:m/
AmE
/
'daɪnɪŋru:m/
noun
-
The room where people usually eat. There is a table and chairs
Dutchman
- Holanďan
BrE
/
'dʌtʃmən/
AmE
/
'dʌtʃmən/
noun
-
a person from the Netherlands
Danish
- dánský
BrE
/
'deɪnɪʃ/
AmE
/
'deɪnɪʃ/
adjective
-
connected with or coming from Denmark
Denmark
- Dánsko
BrE
/
'denmɑ:k/
AmE
/
'denmɑ:rk/
noun
-
a European country, its capital is Copenhagen
dishwasher
- myčka (na nádobí), myčka na nádobí
BrE
/
'dɪʃwɒʃə/
AmE
/
'dɪʃwɑ:ʃər/
noun
-
a piece of electrical equipment which you use for washing the dishes
dinner
- večeře
BrE
/
'dɪnə/
AmE
/
'dɪnər/
noun
-
The meal which you have in the evening. In many countries it is the main meal of the day
daughter
- dcera
BrE
/
'dɔ:tə/
AmE
/
'dɑ:t̬ər/
noun
-
a female child, a girl
door
- dveře
BrE
/
'dɔ:/
AmE
/
'dɔ:r/
noun
-
a thing made of wood or glass etc, which you open in order to get in or out of a building, car etc.
desk
- stůl (pracovní), lavice
BrE
/
'desk/
AmE
/
'desk/
noun
-
a kind of table which you use for work, studying, etc.
diary
- diář
BrE
/
'daɪəri/
AmE
/
'daɪəri/
noun
-
a small book with all the days of the year, in which you write down your plans and appointments for the week
dress
- šaty
BrE
/
'dres/
AmE
/
'dres/
noun
-
a piece of women's clothing, it is usually long and covers the body from the shoulders to the knees or below
duck
- kachna
BrE
/
'dʌk/
AmE
/
'dʌk/
noun
-
a bird that lives on or near water, it has short legs and a wide beak
dog
- pes
BrE
/
'dɒg/
AmE
/
'dɑ:g/
noun
-
an animal that often lives with people or helps them hunt or work on a farm, it is very friendly, people often keep it as a pet
campaign
- kampaň
BrE
/
kæm'peɪn/
AmE
/
kæm'peɪn/
noun
-
a planned group of activities (e.g. political) that are supposed to achieve something
classic
- klasika
BrE
/
'klæsɪk/
AmE
/
'klæsɪk/
noun
-
an important book or play etc.