FAMILY
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1
1
HUMAN RELATIONS
4 4
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11
4.
CHILDREN
. 16
5.
DAILY ROUTINE
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18 18
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6.
FREE TIME
FREE TIME vlstTs.
..... .. 22
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7,
HOLIDAY
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25
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oN FOOT/BY
BTCYCLE.
9.
CAR..
PROBLEMSWITH A CAR.
37
39
srGHTS......
11.
JOB
EMPLOYMENT"....... APPLYING FOR A JOB ,.
woRK....
CAREER
LEAVING A JOB..
12. MONEY
MONEY MATTERS. THE BANK
13. SHOPPING
IN A SHOP GOODS. SHOPS AND SERVICES
....
SALE. CoMPLAINTS.
'....
CLOTHEs......
ACCESSORIES
........
FOOTWEAR
DRESSING FASHION
...
VEGETABLES
NUTS....... llV I J.
BEVERAGES
RESTAURANT...
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ON THETABLE....
17. HOME
PLACESTO LIVE HOUSE
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73 73
ROOM.
ENTRANCE LIVING ROOM
IY
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".....73
73
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HOUSEHOLD
,.......,77
.....78
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80 80
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21. PHYSICAI APPEARANCE ATTRACTIVENESS . BUTLD HAIR . FACE . 22. FEELINGS, EMOTIONS, MOODS FEELING HAPPY FEELING UNHAPPY FEELING ANGRY .;..... EMOTIONS MOODS 23. HUMAN QUALITIES.... t !.. o.. r r.... r... 24. HEALTH AND ILTNESS HEALTH AND HEALTH PROBLEMS PAINS ILLNESSANDDISEASE..... INJURIES FIRSTAID TREATMENT ATTHE DOCTOR ATTHE DENTIST lN HOSPTTAL DlsABtLlTlES ..... LIFESTYLE.
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25.
WEATHER
. WEATHER ANDTEMPERATURE '
RAINYWEATHER...."
WIND AND STORM. SNOW AND FROST
26.
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27. MEDIA
NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES
TELEVISION
RADIO
28. COMMUNICATION
TELEPHONING. . . . . THE INTERNET....
POST OFFICE SERVICES..
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29.
GRIME
CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.. THE CRIMINAL CAUGHT
AT COURT
30.
vt
FAMILY
immediate/extended family
a
nejbliLiiI v zd|lendj
dq{dlenn6 rodina
smiSen6 rodina
5i ro
dina
to get divorced
to be divorced from sb
family of four
lqnn
nefpln6 rodina
bezddtn6 rodina
family
piiienit se/piivdat
rodiny
se
do
rodokmen
dlen rodiny
cohabitation
bachelor spinster close/distant/blood relative to be related to sb
to be relation to sb
nemanZelskd souZiti
rodinn6 z|zemi
zaloZit rodinu
starf ml6denec
star6 panna
marital status
B
rodinnf stav
svobodny/6 zasnoubeny/6
snoubenec
single
engaged
/p
okrevni
piibuznj' s kfm
piibuzensk6m vztahu
I I
l1
fianc6/husband-to-be fianc6e/bride-to-be
s h.inn
snoubenka
married
husband wife married couple divorced widowed
to be widowed
Lenaty,vdan|
manZel manZelka
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What relation are you to fim? V jak6m piibuzensk6m vztahu jsi s fimem?
prvniho manZelsM
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rozvedenil6
ovdovdlli/6 ovdovdt vdova vdovec dosp6lli
oZenit se, vd6t se
patiit do rodiny
iernd ovce rodiny
v kruhu rodinn6m
widow widower
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rodinnf
seSlost
t,
le
rodinny iivot
vztahy v rodind
generadni rozdil
vzit si koho
ienit
se
mladf/vd6vat
offspring
descendant
potomek(-ci), ratolest
potomek, ndsledovnik
anlestor
piedek
ADOPTION
adoptive family foster care to lose one's family to be orphaned
adoptivni rodina
pdstounskd p6de
orphanage
sirotdinec
ddtsky domov
children's home
to adopt sb foster-parent
orphan
foster-child
FAMILY MEMBERS
mother father
matka
otec
brother
sister
bratr
sestra
pclent
g)n daughter
rodii
syn dcera
strfc
teta bratranec, sestienice
1. FAMILY
grandparents
prarodide
dddedek
niece
netei nevlastni otec nevlastni matka nevlastni bratr nevlastni sestra nevlastni ditd
sourozenec
babidka vnoudata
vnuk
.mudka
stepchild
pra(dddeiek...)
tch6n tchynd zet
snacha
Svagr
sibling
an only child
jedin6dek
father-in-law mother-in-law
son-in-law daughter-in-law
first-born
illegitimate
prvorozeny
nemanZelskf
twin
dvojie
trojde dtyide
sourozeneck6 rivalita
brother-in-law
sister-in-law nephew
triplet
quad(ruPlet)
Svagrov6 synovec
siblingrivalry
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FRIENDSHIP
lifelong/lastingfriendship celoZivotni/trval6piitelsM
best/good/close/old/ mutual friend
my circle of friends mate (inf)/buddY (infl to be friends with sb to become friends
nej lep5i/ dobr y lblizl<Y I star Y I
lot
spolednf piitel
to get alongwith sb to understand each other's problems to trust sb to confide in sb to get sth offone's chest
to let sb down/disaPPoint sb
pi6telit
se s
hlm
to strike up a friendship with sb navizat pidtelstvi s kym spi6telit se skamar6dit se s kym sezniimit se, Potkat se
vipovidat
s
se z deho,
svdiit
se
dim
zklamat koho
LOVE
love for sb
[6ska ke
komu
do koho
se (Silend)
to feign indifierence to express one's love for sb declaration/sign of love to show one's feelings
love at first sight
to be in love with sb
bjt zamilov6n
do
zamilovdn po u6i
platonic/puppy love
platonick6/ddtsk6 l6ska
vddn6, nehynouci/oPravdovd l6ska neop6tovan6 l6ska
about sb
to become infatuated with sb
to have a crush on sb
do koho
infatuation
secret admirer
pobl6zndni
Zivotni l6ska
tajnf obdivovatel
touZit po dem snit o kom zajimat se o koho
holiday romance
love affair love triangle
pr6zdninouj' romd'nek
milostnf rom6nek
milostny trojtihelnik v6Znylintimni/milostnY vztah
serious/intimate/ sexual
piitahovat koho
pokukovat po kom
sb
relationship
to be intimate with sb
to be made for each other love nest
flirtwith
bft
si souzeni
flirtation flirtatious
to hide one's desire for sb to give attention to sb to be flattered
flirt, flirtovrini
koketni
skrlivat touhu po kom
hnizdedko l6sky
dvoiit
o
se
komu, zajimat se
koho
bj't polichocen/a
milovat
DATE
date rande, schrizka; rande (osoba)
to go out together to
see each
blind date
to go out on
a
schtzka naslepo
other
first date
a
jit
na prvni rande
to meet sb through
lonelY
heart's ad
to go out with sb/date sb
good match
dobr6 partie
2. HUMAN RELATIONS
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Valentine is madly in love with Emma. What is their story as shown in the pitures below?
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steady
girlfriend
a
st6l6 piitellcynd
ndkf.m
piite\mi
good match
sEx
(sexual) intercourse (fml)
passionately
vii5nivd
to have sexual contact to make love to/with sb to have sex/sleeP with sb to sleep together
to be just (good) friends
h/m
kaZdym
souloZit, sP6t
chr6nit
nihodnf
sex
virgin
to lose one's virginitY
ztratit panenstvi
chrrinit
se
proti demu
prvni sexu6lniz|Litek
piedmanZelsky sex
l6ska na jednu noc
sv6st
pohlavni choroba
nakazit pohlavnim stYkem heterosexu6l homosexual
gay lesba
koho
se,
objimat libat
se
mazlit
se
(francouzsky) polibek
lesbian
registered partnershiP
gendy
ndind
registrovan6 Partnerstvi
WEDDING
hen's party (BrE)/bridal shower (AmE)
stag night (BrE)/bachelor
best man
ienichfiv svddek
svatebni obiad
wedding ceremonY
party (AmE)
to come to one's wedding to propose to sb to send wedding invitations wedding card to make/draw uP the guest
to make one's marriagevows sloiit manielskY slib vymdnit si svatebni Prsteny to exchange wedding rings to perform traditional rituals provdddt tradidni zvYkY svatebni hostina wedding recePtion to propose
a
toast
list
to make a speech to cut the wedding cake wedding presents/ wedding gifts
veil
zivoj
vledka
velloy' den,
train
the big day
shotgunwedding
den svatby
je tdhotn6)
to have to have
a a
civil wedding
church wedding
whitewedding
to go somewhere on one's honeymoon newlyweds trousseau
wedding procession
novomaniel6
l"y'bava nevdsty
druiiika
dowry
vdno
2. HUMAN RELATIONS
DATING: invent a story explaining why Jane falls asleep during her date with Peter.
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2. HUMAN RELATIONS
MARRIAGE
(un)happy marriage
loveless marriage
(ne) 5t'astn6 manZelstvi
her ex-husband/future
husband
stormymarriage
arranged marriage to rush into
a
bouilM manZelsM
dohodnut'y' siratek
hislawfulwife
devotedhusband marriage vows marriage certificate marriage settlement marriage of convenience
marriage
hn6t se do manZelstvi
oddaci list
manZelsk6 dohoda sf,atek z rozumu manZelsk6 probldmY
vzit si koho
z l6slcy
marital problems
henpecked husband
breadwinner
to wear the trousers/
to have
We
good relationshiP
workwell together'
harmonious/equal
vztah
manZel6
rozpadmanZelsM
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2. HUMAN RELATIONS
WEDDING: compare and contrast these two pictures. Which wedding would you prefer? Why?
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PARTHERSHIP PROBTEMS
quick-tempered to make
a
vzndtlil".i
ddlat povyk kvrili
fuss about
little things
malidkostem
in a fit of temper
to hurt sb's feelings to be disappointed in sb to be furious with sb/
be mad at sb
selfish
egoist
sobeckF sobec
intolerable/unbearable
to be rude to sb to dictate to order sb around/about
nesnesitelnf
b1t hrubf ke komu
zuiit na koho
ryditat komu co
byt navind uddlat co naschval
iidit
nddi zivot
tyrant
hearfless aggressive
t)'ran bezcltny
agresivni
citov6 lydirrlLni
komu
emotional blackmail poor soul vulnerable to defend oneself from/ against sth/sb to stand humiliation to make concessions to feel small/feel humiliated
domestic violence to beat sb
chud6k
vytratit
zranitelnf
brdnit
se
se
iemu/komu
sn65et poniZeni
dobrotu
otoait si koho kolem prstu
muZ pod pantoflem
ddlat fstuplcy
little finger
henpecked husband He is completelyunder her thumb.
She got
citit
se
poniZend
domdci n6sili
tlouci koho
absolutni, naprost6 peklo
by't u konce se
pure/absolute/sheer hell to be at the end ofone's rope to resign oneselfto sth/be resigned to sth to put up with sth/reconcile
oneself with sth
tired of him.
silami
alcoholic
alkoholik
rezignovat na co
liar
gambler womanizer obstinate/stubborn
lh6i
gambler
smiiit
se s
dim
to start afresh
zadit nanovo
ARGUMENTS
to drive sb crazylnuts (inf)
to have enough ofsb
vlt6det koho
to fight over/about sth to call sb names to fall out with sb to dress sb down/tell sb off to shout/scream at sb to insult sb by sth to be offended atlby sth
naitvat
se na
koho
poh6dat se s lo.im,
nepohodnout
se s
klim
ztratit trpdlivost
hddka
rodquarrel/fight
clash
Kidet/jedet na koho
urazit koho dim byt uraZen dim
konflikt, spor
se
fight
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3. PARTNERSHIP PROBLEMS
citit
se
uraien
to apologize for sth attempts at reconciliation to make a compromise to forgive sb for sth to make up
omluvit
se za co
urazit se
usmiiit
se
INFIDELITY
to cheat on sb podvdddt koho zahfbat komu zahlibat s hrirn, podvdddt s h.;hn
adultery
adulterer to commit adultery to breakup the family to know of his/her infidelity to forgive sb of/for sth
to let bygones be bygones
cizoloisM
cizoloLnik
dopustit se cizoloi,stvi
(un)faithfrrl to
rozvriltlt rodinu
vdddt o jeho/jeji nevdie
sb
(ne)vdrnlikomu
nevdrnik/nevdrnice mimomanZelskf vztah
unfaithful man/woman
extramarital affair
to have an affair
mit pom6r
BREAKUP
breakup/split-up/separation
to break up/split up/separate to live apart to leave/desert sb for sb else deserted wife/husband to dump sb (infl to be dumped rozchod rozejit se
Zit odddlend
divorce
reasons/grounds for divorce divorce settlement to go one's separate ways to get over sth/cope with sth/
manage sth
jin6mu
opu5tdnd manZelka/ opu5tdnf manZel ddt kopadky komu dostat kopadky
jit
si svou
vlastni cestou
vyditat si co
THE TURTLEDovES: what's the interesing story behind this absurd couple?
suffer from?
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BABIES
to be expecting a
ba\
baby
dekat ditd
carrycot
to rock
porodit dit6
nenarozen6 ditd
houpat, kol6bat
ddtsk6 choditko ddtsk6 ohradka
babywalker
playpen
rattle pram
(BrE) /baby
chrastitko
se se pieddasnd se
carriage
(AmE)
pushchair, buggy (BrE) /
opoiddnd
newborn
stroller (AmE)
to push to soil
a
novorozenec batole
chlapedek
toddler babyboy
baby
pram
highchair bib
to howl
z lahve
girl
holdidka
pobryndat,,u urit
brynd6k naiikat, kiidet
plakat utiSit pladici ditd broukat si, Zvatlat si
ddtsk6 ied, Lvalcrfini
kojit krmit
dumlat si palec
dummy
to change a nappy
dudlik
piebalit
l6tkov6 plenky
plenlcy na jedno pouZiti
doth nappies
disposable nappies changing table/mat to cradle sb
babytdldbabble
to go potty
jit
na nodnik
potty
to toilet-train
to pee (inf)
piebalovaci stril/podloZka
chovat koho
nodnik
udit chodit na z6chod durat kakat poduran6/pokakan6 plenka
jesle Skolka
in sb's arms
on sb's lap
v n6rudi
na klin6
cradle cot
kol6bka
postilka
kindergarten/nursery school
CHILDREN-S BEHAVIOUR
child/kid (inf) tood
neughty/bad (spoken) dit6 hodny
zlobivy, rozjivenir rychovanli, slu5nf
ignorovat koho
rdl-behaved
bed-mannered obedient disobedient
navz6jem
d6tskd legr6cka, lump6rna ddlat velkli r6mus
nevychovanf
posluSnf neposlu5ny probl6mov6 ditd chovat se slu5nd, pdknd
lot of noise
to get up to Kids, what areyou getting up to upstairs? to romp around/romp about to fight over sth to use bad language
ryv6ddt, prov6ddt
Ddcka, co to tam nahoie rryv6dite? skotadit, dov6d6t
problem/difficult child
an)manageable
(ne)zvladatelnf
vzpurny, neuk6zndny divoky,
uruty
boisterous rdentless
hluinf
mluvit sprostd
telling tales/sneaking
telltale/sneak to tell on sb/sneak on sb to pester sb
to play (sb) up
nerinavny
nevydrLet u nideho dlouho
i:alovini
Zalobnidek Zalovat na koho
otravovat koho, hudet do koho
nt
b
o$owoff
zlobit (koho)
be cheelcy
4. CHILDREN
CHILDREN-S GAMES
to playwith (a doll...)
toy car hr6t si s (panenkou ...) autidko to play hide-and-seek hr6t si na schov6vanou hra na slepou b6bu hrdt si na honidku
voj6tek
plysovy
honit
se
dievdnf
piskavy plysovy medvidek hr6t si na (vojeky...)
of (hide-and-seek ...)
hra na (schovdvanou ...) udit co hrou, pomoci hry unavit se hrou, ryhr6t si
na hiiSti
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to bring up
family background
to pamper to spoil
firm
piili5ni shovivavost
pochvdlit koho za co
to praise sb for sth not be allowed to do sth to forbid sb to do sth to disapprove ofsth to take sb's side to have trouble with sb to make sb angry to get angry/get cross with sb to talkto sb seriouslY
to warn sb/give sb a warning
mitzakizino
zakAzat
co
punishment
trest
komu co
s
nesouhlasit demu
zast|vatse koho
zkrotit koho
mit tr6peni
kpn
to ground sb
to be an example to sb
to hold sb up as an examPle
to be a good boy/girl to learn one's lesson
rrynadatkomu
dostat ryhubov6no
poudit se
stubborn
sensible
tvrdohlavf, palitar.i
vynadat komu za co
rozumnf
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4. CHILDREN
CHILDREN: think of the joys and worries each stage of a child-s development may bring, and come up with a
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4. CHILDREN
UPBRINGING: comment on the situation below.What do you think of the father's restrictions?
ml6di
(dne5ni) mlddeZ
z6vis$ na televizil
videohrdch...
(oftoday)
teenage/adolescent (rebellion, daughter ...) teenagers/youngsters/
pubertrilni, dospivajici
(vzdor, dcera...) dospivajici ml6deZ, qirostci'
ddcka adolescent, mladistvy pubertriLlni chov6ni
kids (inf)
adolescent adolescent behaviour
se
youth culture
to go through puberty
at puberty
z6bavantlildeLe
gang/group
to join a gang
projit si pubertou
v pubertd
piidat
se
do party
to be a gang member
patiit do party
outsider, dern6 ovce dostat se do 5patn6 PartY schizet se, potloukat se
s
to feel grown-up
citit
se dospdle
outsider
to get/fall into bad comPany to hang out with sb (inf) to hang around to go to parties to party (inf) to experimentwith sth smoking taking drugs drug addiction to betray sb's trust
moody
oversensitive emotionally unstable uncommunicative to confide in sb to retreat into oneself/ one's fantasy to becomewithdrawn independent of the familY
n6ladovy
piecitlivd$
citovd nest6$
lcfm
nesdilnf, nemluvny
svEiovat se komu
uzaviit
se
do sebe
kouieni
uZivrlni drog
nez6vis$ na rodind
neshody, stiety ndzorri dostat se do rozporu s rodidi
frictions
to be in conflict with one's parents
zfvislost na drog6ch
zradit nddi dtvdrfi
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CHITDREN
PROBLEMS OF YOUNG PEOPLE: comment on how the teenagers in the pictures spend their free time. Are/Were your teenage years similar or different?
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IN THE MORNING
to wake (up) to wake sb up
probudit
se
to do one's make-up to have a look at oneself in the mirror to get dressed to put sth on to get undressed
nalidit se
podivat
zrcadla
se na sebe
do
to be (wide) awake to oversleep (for work) to get up early/late to be an early bird/riser to sleep in
off towalkthedog
to take sth to have sth for breakfast to skip breakfast to have a quickbreakfast to do sth in a rush
se
vyvendit psa
mit k snidani co
vynechat snidani rychle se nasnidat
ddlat ndco ve sp6chu
zivat protdhnout
to set the alarm dock for (7:00) naiidit budik na (7:00) zazvonit v (7:00)
d6lat ranni hygienu
dojiid6t do pr6ce
autobusem...
quick shower
umjt
se
studenou vodou
rydistit si zuby
zubni kartddek zubni pasta
udesat si vlasy
bus/train ...
...
chpit autobus/vlak...
zme5kat autobus/vlak ...
toothbrush
toothpaste to comb/do one's hair comb to have a shave
bus/train
jit do pr6ce
pd6ky
bft dochvilnf/opozdilec
hieben oholit
se
IN THE AFTERNOON
to leave work
odejitzprice
vyzvednout d6ti (odkud)
to spend one's free time to get one's things ready for the next day
to watch
tr6vit volnf
das
to collect the children (from a place) to do the shopping to do the cleaning to do the cooking to relax
piipravit
den
si vdci na
druhf
nakoupit
TV TV
bath
uklidit
uvaiit
odpodivat
to watch sth on
to take
to take a shower
jit
sp6t
pozdd do noci
se
ospa$
byt dlouho vzhriru, nejit
pied spanim
dlouho sp6t
ponocovat, nejit sp6t
5. DAILY ROUTINE
to snore
chr6pat chr6p6ni
snoring
to dream about sth to dozelnod off to doze ofi/nod off/ drop offto sleep to sleep sth off to talk in one's sleep to sleepwalk
mit
sen o dem
insomnia
sleeping
podiimovat zdiimnout
\yspat
se z
pill
si,
usnout
ndteho
to sleep like
log (inf)
mluvit ze spani
bjt ndmdsidnl;
SHUFFLED MORNING ROUTINES: put Mr Disorder's morning routines into the correct order.
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5. DAILY ROUNNE
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5. DAILY ROUTINE
TIME FOR BED: compare and contrast these pictures and discuss the different ways in which people spend their
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