Mastering English-Czech Vocabulary for Everyday Use | Student Guide
This study material covers common English nouns and phrases with their Czech translations. It is designed for self-study and review, focusing on meaning, typical usage, and simple example sentences.
This list helps you match everyday English words and expressions with their Czech equivalents and practice using them in context.
Below the vocabulary is grouped by related types (offers/requests, actions, events, and others). Each entry shows the English phrase, the Czech translation, and a short example sentence.
| English | Czech | Example |
|---|---|---|
| an offer | nabídku | She received an offer from the company. — Dostal/a nabídku od firmy. |
| an order (of food) | objednávku (jídla) | I placed an order of food online. — Objednal/a jsem si objednávku jídla online. |
| a description | popis | Write a description of the scene. — Napiš popis scény. |
| a speech | projev | He gave a short speech at the meeting. — Měl krátký projev na schůzi. |
| a phone call | telefonát | I got an important phone call. — Dostal/a jsem důležitý telefonát. |
| English | Czech | Example |
|---|---|---|
| a journey / a trip | cestu / výlet | Our journey took three hours. — Naše cesta trvala tři hodiny. |
| a promise | slib | She made a promise to help. — Slibila, že pomůže. |
| a New Year resolution | novoroční předsevzetí | My New Year resolution is to exercise more. — Moje novoroční předsevzetí je více cvičit. |
| English | Czech | Example |
|---|---|---|
| a list | seznam | Make a shopping list first. — Nejprve si udělej seznam. |
| a choice | volbu, výběr | You have to make a choice. — Musíš učinit volbu. |
| a decision | rozhodnutí | The decision was difficult. — Rozhodnutí bylo těžké. |
| a mistake | chybu | Everyone makes a mistake sometimes. — Každý občas udělá chybu. |
| a breakfast | snídani | I had a big breakfast. — Měl/a jsem velkou snídani. |
| English | Czech | Example |
|---|---|---|
| a home | domov | Home is where the family is. — Domov je tam, kde je rodina. |
| a habit of... | zvyk (něco dělat) | He has a habit of arriving late. — Má zvyk přicházet pozdě. |
| friends with | skamarádit se s někým | She is friends with her neighbour. — Skamarádila se se sousedem/sousedkou. |
| a fuss | rozruch, cavyky (remcat) | Don’t make a fuss about small things. — Nedělej rozruch kvůli maličkostem. |
| sb do sth (make somebody do something) | donutit někoho něco udělat | They made him clean the room. — Donutili ho uklidit pokoj. |
| English | Czech | Example |
|---|---|---|
| a cake, a cup of tea | dort, šálek čaje | Would you like a cake or a cup of tea? — Chceš dort nebo šálek čaje? |
| a new dress | nové šaty | She bought a new dress for the party. — Koupila si nové šaty na párty. |
| a will | závěť | He left a will with his lawyer. — Nechal závěť u svého právníka. |
| a suggestion | návrh | I have a suggestion for the project. — Mám návrh na projekt. |
| an attempt | pokus | It was a failed attempt. — Byl to neúspěšný pokus. |
| English | Czech | Example |
|---|---|---|
| rules | pravidla | Follow the rules in the contract. — Dodržujte pravidla ve smlouvě. |
| arrangements | přípravy, opatření | The arrangements were made in advance. — Přípravy byly učiněny předem. |
| noise, a sound | hluk, zvuk | I heard a strange sound. — Slyšel/a jsem podivný zvuk. |
| a prediction | předpověď | Their prediction came true. — Jejich předpověď se vyplnila. |
Tip: Focus on one group at a time. Repeat aloud the English word, then the
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Klíčová slova: English vocabulary (Czech translations)
Klíčové pojmy: Match English words with Czech equivalents by practicing in sentences, Group vocabulary by theme: offers, journeys, everyday items, social relations, Use flashcards: English on one side, Czech on the other, Practice aloud to improve pronunciation and memory, Make short sentences using each new word, Differentiate similar words (trip vs journey, order of food vs command), Repeat words in varied contexts for stronger recall, Use partner Q&A to practise conversational use, Start with one vocabulary group per session, Include both nouns and common phrases in practice