Czech | English |
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vegetarián noun {m} | vegetarian [vegetarians](person who does not eat any animal flesh) |
vegetariánka noun {f} | vegetarian [vegetarians](person who does not eat any animal flesh) |
vegetariánství noun {n} | vegetarianism(practice of following a vegetarian diet) |
vegetativní nervová soustava noun {f} | autonomic nervous system [autonomic nervous systems]noun |
vegetovat verb | hang out(to do nothing in particular) |
věhlas noun {m} | fame(state of being famous) |
věhlasný adjective | famous(well known) |
vejce naměkko noun {n} | boiled egg [boiled eggs](soft-boiled egg) |
vejce natvrdo noun {n} | boiled egg [boiled eggs](hard-boiled egg) |
vejcovod noun {m} | Fallopian tube [fallopian tubes](duct) oviduct [oviducts](duct through which an ovum passes) |
vějička noun {f} | lure [lures](tempting or attractive object) |
vějíř noun {m} | hand fan(hand-held device) |
vejít se verb {Plf} | fit [fitted, fitting, fits](to conform to in size and shape) |
vejškrabek noun {m} | caboose [cabooses](youngest child) |
vejvoda noun {m} | voivode(local ruler or official in various parts of central and eastern Europe) |
věk noun {m} | age [ages](one of the stages of life) age [ages](part of the duration of a being or thing between its beginning and any given time) eon [eons](geochronologic unit) |
vekomyslně adverb | munificently(in a munificent manner) |
věková pyramida noun | population pyramid(graphical illustration of the distribution of a population by age groups and sex) |
vektor noun {m} | vector [vectors](directed quantity) vector [vectors](DNA molecule used to carry genetic information from one organism into another) vector [vectors](programming: one-dimensional array) |
vektorové pole noun {n} | vector field [vector fields](construction) |
vektorový prostor noun {m} | vector space(mathematics) |
vektorový součin noun {m} | vector product(vector with size given by the product of two vectors) |
velbloud noun {m} | camel [camels](beast of burden) |
velebení noun {n} | eulogy [eulogies](an oration to honor a deceased person) |
Velebnost noun | Reverend(honorary title added to the names of Christian clergy) |
veletucet noun {m} | gross [grosses](twelve dozen) |
velezrada noun {f} | high treason(Criminal disloyalty to one's country) treason(crime of betraying one’s country) |
velezrádce noun {m} | traitor [traitors](one who violates allegiance and betrays one's country) |
velezrádkyně noun {f} | traitor [traitors](one who violates allegiance and betrays one's country) |
veličenstvo pronoun {n} | Majesty(term of address for royalty and imperiality) |
velikášství noun {n} | megalomania(psychopathological condition) |
Velikonoce noun {f-Pl} | Easter [Easters](Christian feast commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ) |
velikonoční beránek noun {m} | Paschal Lamb(the lamb eaten at Passover) |
Velikonoční ostrov proper noun {m} | Easter Island(Island in the Pacific) |