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Body Parts in Czech
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Body Parts in Czech
20 words
chodidlo
neutral
(n)
foot
levé chodidlo
left foot
kotník
masculine
(n)
ankle
vyvrtnout si kotník
sprain an ankle
noha
feminine
(n)
leg
dlouhé nohy
long legs
hlava
feminine
(n)
head
hlava a krk
head and neck
krk
masculine
(n)
neck
Žirafy mají dlouhé krky.
Giraffes have long necks.
paže
feminine
(n)
arm
dvě ruce
two arms
loket
masculine
(n)
elbow
ohnout loket
bend an elbow
zápěstí
neutral
(n)
wrist
pěst a zápěstí
fist and wrist
ruka
feminine
(n)
hand
Dítě zvedá ruku.
The child is raising his hand.
prst
masculine
(n)
finger
Prst tlačí na sklo.
The finger is pressed against the glass.
sval
masculine
(n)
muscle
Když budete posilovat, narostou vám svaly.
If you lift weights, you can build your muscles.
kost
feminine
(n)
bone
zlomit si kost
break a bone
páteř
feminine
(n)
backbone
Páteř se skládá z několika menších kostí.
The backbone is made up of several smaller bones.
tělo
neutral
(n)
body
lidské tělo
human body
žaludek
masculine
(n)
stomach
Bolí mě žaludek.
I have a stomach ache.
koleno
neutral
(n)
knee
Chlapec upadl a odřel si kolena.
The boy fell and scraped his knees.
pleť
feminine
(n)
skin
Kůže je největší orgán v těle.
Skin is the largest organ in the body.
krev
feminine
(n)
blood
záda
neutral
(n)
back
Ježkova záda jsou pokrytá ostrými ostny.
A hedgehog's back is covered in sharp spines.
hruď
feminine
(n)
chest
Bolí mě na prsou.
I have chest pain.
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