subway - podchod

noun, British English - a path for pedestrians that goes under a road or railway

 

pedestrianize - vyhradit pro chodce, vytvořit pěší zónu

verb - to change a street or area in a town or city so that only pedestrians can enter it

pedestrian - pěší, chodecký, určený pro chodce, týkající se chodců

adjective - relating to pedestrians, connected to pedestrians

 

pedestrian mall - pěší zóna, nákupní zóna pro pěší

noun, American English - an area in town, usually with shops, where cars and other vehicles are not allowed

 

precinct - okrsek

noun, American English - one of the parts that a town or city is divided into

 

pedestrian precinct - pěší zóna, nákupní zóna pro pěší

noun, British English - an area in town, usually with shops, where cars and other vehicles are not allowed

 

pinnacle - věžička, fiála (na gotické stavbě)

noun - a pointed stone decoration on the roof of a building, especially an old one, such as a church or castle

 

pinnacle - vrchol, vrcholek, špička, jehla (skalní)

noun - the very top of a mountain

 

pinnacle - vrchol, to nejlepší

noun - the most successful or important part of something

 

inhospitable - nehostinný (např. klima)

adjective - difficult to live in

 

inhospitable - nepohostinný (k někomu)

adjective - not friendly or welcoming towards visitors

 

hospitable - příznivý, přívětivý, pohostinný (např. klima)

adjective - having good conditions for things to grow or thrive

brolly - deštník, deštníček

noun, British English, informal - an informal word for the thing that you hold above your head when it is raining in order not to get wet

life vest - záchranná vesta

noun, American English - a kind of rubber jacket filled with air that makes you float if you fall into water

 

clever - důmyslný, zručný, dovedný

adjective - showing skill or intelligence in doing something