kam meaning in English
| Czech | English |
|---|---|
| kamera phrase | lights, camera, action(traditional cue at a beginning of a take) |
| kamera noun {f} | camera [cameras](movie camera) |
| kameraman noun {m} | cameraman [cameramen](somebody who operates a film or TV camera) |
| Kamerun proper noun {m} | Cameroon(country in Central Africa) |
| Kameruňan noun {m} | Cameroonian(person from Cameroon) |
| Kamerunec noun {m} | Cameroonian(person from Cameroon) |
| kamerunský adjective | Cameroonian(pertaining to Cameroon) |
| Kamila proper noun {f} | Camilla(female given name) |
| kamion noun {m} | semi-trailer truck(A semitruck pulling a semitrailer) truck [trucks](heavier motor vehicle designed to carry goods; see also semi-trailer truck or pickup truck) |
| kamión noun {m} | truck [trucks](heavier motor vehicle designed to carry goods; see also semi-trailer truck or pickup truck) |
| kamkoli conjunction | wherever(in any place, anywhere) |
| kamna noun | stove [stoves](heater) |
| kámo noun | mush(slang: form of address to a man) |
| kámo noun {m} | friend [friends]((sarcastic) form of address used to warn someone) |
| kámoš noun {m} | crony [cronies](close friend) mucker(friend, acquaintance, comrade) |
| kampaň noun {f} | campaign [campaigns](series of operations undertaken to achieve a set goal) |
| kampanologie noun {f} | campanology(study of bells) |
| kampeškový strom noun {m} | logwood(Haematoxylum campechianum) |
| Kampučia proper noun {f} | Kampuchea(former name for Cambodia, see also: Cambodia) |
| kampus noun {m} | campus [campuses](grounds or property of a school, etc.) |
| kamufláž noun {f} | camouflage [camouflages](military) |
| kamufláž noun {m} | camouflage [camouflages](pattern) |
| kamzík noun {m} | chamois [chamois](goat-like antelope) |
| autokamera noun | dashcam(digital video recorder mounted on the dashboard of a vehicle or elsewhere inside the vehicle) |
| bikamerální adjective {m} | bicameral(having two separate legislative chambers) |
| brusný kámen noun {m} | grindstone(wheel for grinding) |
| co by kamenem dohodil noun | stone's throw(short distance) |
| čuchat ke kytkám odspodu adjective {imPlf} | pushing up daisies((euphemism) dead) |
| Dekameron proper noun {m} | Decameron(collection of 100 short stories by Boccaccio) |
| dlažební kámen noun | flagstone [flagstones](rectangular paving or roofing stone) |
| doba kamenná proper noun {f} | Stone Age(prehistoric period) |
| dominový kámen noun {n} | domino [dominos](block used in dominoes) |
| drahokam noun {m} | gem [gems](precious stone) gemstone(gem) jewel [jewels](gemstone) precious stone(gem) rock [rocks](precious stone or gem) |
| dvěma mlýnskými kameny preposition | between a rock and a hard place(in a difficult and inescapable position) |
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