tap
- ťukat, klepat, poklepávat, poťukávat, podupávat
BrE
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'tæp/
AmE
/
'tæp/
verb
-
to hit something lightly, usually with your fingers or feet
tug
- tahat, škubnout, trhnout
BrE
/
'tʌg/
AmE
/
'θʌg/
verb
-
to pull something hard
tie
- vázat, uvázat, přivázat, svázat
BrE
/
'taɪ/
AmE
/
'taɪ/
verb
-
to fasten with a rope, cord, string etc
tie
- pouto, vazba
BrE
/
'taɪ/
AmE
/
'taɪ/
noun
-
something that binds something or two things together
tar
- tér, asfalt
BrE
/
'tɑ:/
AmE
/
'tɑ:r/
noun
-
a black substance which is thick and sticky when it's hot and which becomes hard when it is cold
tip
- špička, hrot, koneček
BrE
/
'tɪp/
AmE
/
'tɪp/
noun
-
the end of something, often pointed
tom
- kocour
BrE
/
'tɒm/
AmE
/
'tɑ:m/
noun, informal
-
a male cat
tub
- vana
BrE
/
'tʌb/
AmE
/
'tʌb/
noun
-
a large round container
tin
- konzerva, plechovka
BrE
/
'tɪn/
AmE
/
'tɪn/
noun, British English
-
a metal container in which some food can be bought (e.g. meat, fruit, sardines etc.)
toy
- hračka
BrE
/
'tɔɪ/
AmE
/
'tɔɪ/
noun
-
a thing that children play with
try on
- vyzkoušet (oblečení)
BrE
/
ˌtraɪ'ɒn/
AmE
/
ˌtraɪ'ɑ:n/
verb
-
to put a piece of clothing on to check whether it is the right size
try
- zkusit, vyzkoušet, pokusit se, snažit se
BrE
/
'traɪ/
AmE
/
'traɪ/
verb
-
to make an effort to do something
tomorrow
- zítřek
BrE
/
tə'mɒrəʊ/
AmE
/
tə'mɑ:roʊ/
noun
-
the day that comes after today
take out
- vzít ven, pozvat (někam)
BrE
/
ˌteɪk'aʊt/
AmE
/
ˌteɪk'aʊt/
verb
-
to invite somebody to go to a restaurant, cinema etc. with you
top
- nejvyšší, vrchní
BrE
/
'tɒp/
AmE
/
'tɑ:p/
adjective
-
the one in the highest position