meclizine
- kinedryl, lék proti nevolnosti v autě
BrE
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'meklɪzi:n/
AmE
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'meklɪzi:n/
noun
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a kind of medicine you take to prevent motion sickness
sleeping tablet
- prášek na spaní
BrE
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'sli:pɪŋˌtæblət/
AmE
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'sli:pɪŋˌtæblət/
noun, British English
-
a pill you take to help you sleep
sleeping pill
- prášek na spaní
BrE
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'sli:pɪŋˌpɪl/
AmE
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'sli:pɪŋˌpɪl/
noun
-
a pill you take to help you sleep
activated charcoal
- živočišné uhlí
BrE
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ˌæktəveɪtɪd 'tʃɑ:kəʊl/
AmE
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ˌæktəveɪt̬ɪd 'tʃɑ:rkoʊl/
noun
-
a form of carbon that you take to treat stomach problems
activated carbon
- živočišné uhlí
BrE
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ˌæktəveɪtɪd 'kɑ:bən/
AmE
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ˌæktəveɪt̬ɪd 'kɑ:rbən/
noun
-
a form of carbon that you take to treat stomach problems
gargle
- kloktadlo
BrE
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'gɑ:gl/
AmE
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'gɑ:rgl/
noun
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a liquid medicine that you use to rinse the back of the mouth and throat and then you spit it out
lozenge
- pastilka (např. proti kašli)
BrE
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'lɒzɪndʒ/
AmE
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'lɑ:zɪndʒ/
noun
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a kind of candy you let dissolve in your mouth when you have a sore throat etc.
aerosol
- aerosol, sprej
BrE
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'eərəsɒl/
AmE
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'erəsɑ:l/
noun
-
a mixture of small drops of a liquid and air
cream
- krém (např. na ruce)
BrE
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'kri:m/
AmE
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'kri:m/
noun
-
a thick substance that you put on your skin to protect it, make it softer etc.
antidepressant
- antidepresivum
BrE
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ˌæntaɪdɪ'presənt/
AmE
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ˌæntaɪdɪ'presənt/
noun
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a medicine used to prevent or deal with depression
contraception pill
- antikoncepční pilulka
BrE
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ˌkɒntrə'sepʃn ˌpɪl/
AmE
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ˌkɑ:ntrə'sepʃn ˌpɪl/
noun
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a kind of pill used to prevent pregnancy
antacid
- lék na pálení žáhy
BrE
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æn'tæsɪd/
AmE
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æn'tæsɪd/
noun
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a medicine to relieve heartburn
laxative
- projímadlo
BrE
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'læksətɪv/
AmE
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'læksət̬ɪv/
noun
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a remedy for constipation, a medicine that will increase bowel movement
suppository
- čípek (lék)
BrE
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sə'pɒzətri/
AmE
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sə'pɑ:zɪtɔ:ri/
noun
-
a kind of medicine which is placed into the rectum or the vagina to dissolve
drops
- kapky (lék.)
BrE
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'drɒps/
AmE
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'drɑ:ps/
noun
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a kind of liquid medicine that you put in small doses into your eyes, ears or nose