Love / like / hate 2 (vocabulary)

alone - sám, osamotě

adverb - with nobody else, with nobody's help

be - být

verb - to exist, to live, to become

care - mít starost, záležet, starat se

verb - to be interested in or worry about something

concert - koncert

noun - a music performance, music played live for people

cook - vařit

verb - to prepare food

crazy - bláznivý, šílený, potřeštěný

adjective - mad or foolish

dish - mísa, nádoba

noun - a bowl or plate on which food is served

football - fotbal, kopaná

noun, British English - a ball game in which two teams of eleven players play against each other and try to score goals, it is played on a grassy field with a black and white ball

game - hra

noun - something that is played (by children, on a computer etc.)

hate - nenávidět, nesnášet

verb - to dislike something very much

interested - mající zájem

adjective - feeling interest in something

live - bydlet

verb - to have your home in a particular place

meet - potkat, setkat se, seznámit se

verb - to come together, to see each other, to introduce each other

mind - vadit

verb - to dislike something, to have something against

people - lidé, lidi

noun - more than one person

play - hrát, hrát si

verb - to do an activity in order to have fun, to take part in a sport or game

read - číst, přečíst

verb - look at words or a piece of text and understand it

shopping - nakupování, nákupy, nákup

noun - The activity of going into shops in order to buy food and other things you need or want

sleep - spát

verb - to rest with your eyes closed and your mind and body inactive, usually at night in bed

spider - pavouk

noun - A small black creature with eight legs. It catches and eats insects

stand - vystát

verb - (in negative sentences) not to like something

stupid - hloupý, blbý

adjective - not intelligent, smart or clever; silly

tennis - tenis

noun - a game where two or four players play with rackets and a small ball, it is played on a court with a net in the middle