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The English word “bear” is translated into Czech as medvěd. medvěd refers to the large mammal of the family Ursidae.

The English word ‘cold’ (adjective) is translated into Czech as studený. Both studený and chladný are used to describe things that have a low temperature.

The Czech word for whip is bič. The noun bič refers specifically to the instrument (the whip), whereas the verb bičovat refers to the action of whipping.

The Czech phrase for “give me a kiss” is dej mi pusu. This phrase is a request for a kiss, often used in an affectionate or romantic context.

The English phrase “common words” is běžná slova in Czech. The phrase refers to words that are used frequently in everyday speech or writing.

The English phrase “white wine” is bílé víno in Czech. bílé víno is used to refer to white wine.

The Czech phrase for ‘get well soon’ is brzké uzdravení. brzké uzdravení is used to express the hope that someone recovers from an illness or injury.

The phrase “what is your name?” in Czech is Jak se jmenuješ? This phrase is used to ask someone for their name in an informal setting.

Vídeň is the Czech name for the English phrase Vienna. Vídeň is the name used to refer to the capital of Austria.

mléko is the Czech word for milk. mléko refers to the liquid. To describe things that are related to milk or are dairy products, use the adjective mléčný.