neat
- pořádkumilovný, pořádný
BrE
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'ni:t/
AmE
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'ni:t/
adjective
-
liking things tidy and arranged
shoal
- mělčina
BrE
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'ʃəʊl/
AmE
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'ʃoʊl/
noun
-
a shallow area in a body of water
sandbar
- písčina, písečný pás, písečná lavice
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'sændbɑ:/
AmE
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'sændbɑ:r/
noun
-
a long, narrow strip of sand in a river or along a shore, formed by the movement of water
headland
- mys, výběžek
BrE
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'hedlənd/
AmE
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'hedlənd/
noun
-
a narrow piece of land that sticks out into the sea
hinterland
- vnitrozemí
BrE
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'hɪntəlænd/
AmE
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'hɪnt̬ərlænd/
noun
-
the remote or less developed areas of a country, typically far from the coast
gulch
- roklina
BrE
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'gʌltʃ/
AmE
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'gʌltʃ/
noun
-
a narrow and steep-sided ravine or valley, often with a stream at the bottom
pass
- průsmyk
BrE
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'pɑ:s/
AmE
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'pæs/
noun
-
a route that leads between mountains
hillock
- pahorek, kopeček
BrE
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'hɪlək/
AmE
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'hɪlək/
noun
-
a small hill
crag
- skála, skalisko, skalní útes
noun
-
a steep, rugged rock or cliff
watercourse
- vodní tok
BrE
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'wɔ:təkɔ:s/
AmE
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'wɑ:t̬ərkɔ:rs/
noun
-
a stream or river, or the channel through which it flows
thicket
- houština, houští
BrE
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'θɪkɪt/
AmE
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'θɪkɪt/
noun
-
a dense group of bushes or small trees
bluff
- útes
BrE
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'blʌf/
AmE
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'blʌf/
noun
-
a high, steep bank or cliff, often next to a river or the sea
inlet
- zátoka
BrE
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'ɪnlet/
AmE
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'ɪnlet/
noun
-
a long, narrow area of water that goes into the land from a sea or lake
plateau
- náhorní plošina, náhorní rovina
BrE
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'plætəʊ/
AmE
/
plæ'toʊ/
noun
-
a large, flat area of land that is higher than the land around it
cascade
- kaskáda, kaskádový vodopád
BrE
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kæ'skeɪd/
AmE
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kæ'skeɪd/
noun
-
one of a series of smaller waterfalls