literacy
- gramotnost
BrE
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'lɪtərəsi/
AmE
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'lɪtərəsi/
noun
-
the ability to write and read
music festival
- hudební festival
BrE
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'mju:zɪk festɪvl/
AmE
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'mju:zɪk festɪvl/
noun
-
a festival at which a lot of different bands and musicians play
jab
- zabodnout, píchnout
BrE
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'dʒæb/
AmE
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'dʒæb/
verb
-
to push a pointed object into someone or something with a sudden movement and with a lot of force
eat up
- sníst, dojíst
BrE
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'i:t ʌp/
AmE
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'i:t ʌp/
verb
-
to eat all your food
fuel
- natankovat, nabrat palivo
BrE
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'fju:əl/
AmE
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'fju:əl/
verb
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to supply a vehicle or a machine with a material such as coal, gas, or oil
loot
- lup, kořist
BrE
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'lu:t/
AmE
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'lu:t/
noun, informal
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valuable objects or money that have been stolen, especially by soldiers or thieves
respective
- příslušný
BrE
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rɪ'spektɪv/
AmE
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rɪ'spektɪv/
adjective
-
relating to the individual people or things already mentioned
commit
- zavázat se
BrE
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kə'mɪt/
AmE
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kə'mɪt/
verb
-
to promise that you will definitely do something
board game
- desková hra
BrE
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'bɔ:d geɪm/
AmE
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'bɔ:rd geɪm/
noun
-
a game played on a board, such as chess, Scrabble or Monopoly
brief
- pověření, odpovědnost
BrE
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'bri:f/
AmE
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'bri:f/
noun, British English, formal
-
given responsibility for dealing with something
rub out
- vygumovat
BrE
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'rʌb aʊt/
AmE
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'rʌb aʊt/
verb, British English
-
to remove something that you have written, using a rubber
nursery school
- mateřská školka
BrE
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'nɜ:səri sku:l/
AmE
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'nɜ:rsəri sku:l/
noun
-
a school for very young children, mainly between the ages of about two and five
cold-blooded
- studenokrevný
BrE
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ˌkəʊld 'blʌdɪd/
AmE
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ˌkəʊld 'blʌdɪd/
adjective, technical
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(of animals) having a body temperature that depends on the environment
cold-blooded
- nelítostný, chladnokrevný
BrE
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ˌkəʊld 'blʌdɪd/
AmE
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ˌkəʊld 'blʌdɪd/
adjective
-
not showing feelings, sympathy and kindness like other people
capital punishment
- trest smrti
BrE
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ˌkæpɪtl 'pʌnɪʃmənt/
AmE
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ˌkæpɪtl 'pʌnɪʃmənt/
noun
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the legal punishment of being killed