barrier - závora

noun - a movable or fixed object that blocks a road or path to control or stop traffic

road surface - povrch vozovky, povrch silnice, vozovka

noun - the top layer of a road that vehicles drive on

traffic violation - dopravní přestupek, porušení dopravních předpisů

noun - an action that breaks the laws or rules for driving on the road

roadblock - silniční zátaras, uzávěra silnice, zátarasa, zátaras (silniční)

noun - something that blocks the road and stops vehicles from passing, often used by police or during construction

hit-and-run - ujetí od nehody

noun - a road accident where a driver hits another person, vehicle, or object and leaves without stopping to help or report it

paved road - zpevněná silnice

noun - a road covered with a hard, smooth surface such as asphalt or concrete

hard shoulder - krajnice (zpevněná), zpevněná krajnice, nouzový pruh

noun, British English - a strip of road along the side of a motorway or highway, where vehicles can stop in an emergency

road closure - uzavírka silnice, uzavírka (silnice)

noun - a situation when a road is officially blocked so that vehicles cannot use it, usually because of construction, an accident, or an event

multi-storey car park - parkovací dům, vícepodlažní parkoviště

noun, British English - a building with several levels where people can park their cars

 

multi-storey - víceposchoďový, vícepatrový, patrový, vícepodlažní

adjective - having several floors

toll gate - mýtná brána

noun - a gate or barrier across a road where drivers must stop to pay a toll before continuing

exhibit - exponát, vystavený předmět

noun - something, e.g. a work of art, that is put in a public place so that people can see it and admire it

 

possession - vlastnictví, držení, přechovávání

noun, formal - the state of owning something

 

takeover - převrat, puč, převzetí moci

noun, technical - an act of acquiring control over a country or political organization by force

 

takeover - převzetí, získání (firmy)

noun, technical - an act of acquiring control over another company, usually by buying most of its shares