shake somebody's hand - potřást někomu rukou, podat někomu ruku

verb - to grasp and briefly move someone's hand in greeting, agreement, or congratulations

shake on - plácnout si na (něco), potvrdit podáním rukou

verb - to make an agreement by shaking hands

 

profanity - sprosté slovo, vulgarismus, nadávka, hrubý jazyk

noun, formal - (usually plural) an offensive, obscene, or vulgar word that is generally considered inappropriate in polite conversation

 

profanity - rouhání, svatokrádež, znesvěcení, urážka boha

noun, formal - language that shows disrespect toward God or religious or sacred things

 

mundane - světský, pozemský

adjective - worldly, material, or concerned with the practical aspects of daily life, rather than the spiritual or transcendent

 

underscore - podtržítko (znak), podtržení

noun - a horizontal line under a letter; a horizontal line that is used to separate words or characters, particularly in computer programming, file names, or email addresses.

pound sign - křížek, mřížka (v textu), znak #

noun, American English - the symbol #, used on number pads, telephone keypads or computer keyboards

hash sign - křížek, mřížka (v textu), znak #

noun - the symbol #, used on number pads, telephone keypads or computer keyboards

hash - křížek, mřížka (v textu), znak #

noun - the symbol #, used on number pads, telephone keypads or computer keyboards

hashtag - hashtag, klíčové slovo označené křížkem, mřížkou (#)

noun - a word or phrase preceded by the symbol # used to identify and group posts or messages on social media platforms

shoal - mělčina

noun - a shallow area in a body of water

 

sandbar - písčina, písečný pás, písečná lavice

noun - a long, narrow strip of sand in a river or along a shore, formed by the movement of water

headland - mys, výběžek

noun - a narrow piece of land that sticks out into the sea

hinterland - vnitrozemí

noun - the remote or less developed areas of a country, typically far from the coast

gulch - roklina

noun - a narrow and steep-sided ravine or valley, often with a stream at the bottom