pole dancer - tanečnice u tyče

noun - a man or woman who dance around an upright pole, usually in a bar or club

flagpole - vlajkový stožár

noun - a tall pole on which a flag is hung

 

gatepost - sloupek vrat, sloupek branky, sloup brány

noun - a post, or one of two upright posts, supporting a gate

ski stick - lyžařská hůlka

noun, British English - a stick that you use while skiing

ski pole - lyžařská hůlka

noun - a stick that you use while skiing

goalpost - branková tyč (ve sportu)

noun - one of the two posts that form the goal in sports like football or hockey

lamp post - sloupové osvětlení

noun - a tall pole in the street that has a lamp at the top

 

crease - pomačkat, pomačkat se, zmačkat, zmačkat se

verb - to make lines on something by bending, folding or crushing it, or to develop such lines by being bent, folded or crushed

 

overbook - mít příliš mnoho rezervací

verb - to have/make more reservations than rooms or seats available

 

were - být (min. konjunktiv)

verb - (subjunctive) to exist, to live, to become

shopping basket - nákupní košík

noun - a container for holding and carrying things you are going to buy

 

nutter - magor, cvok, pako

noun, British English, informal - a crazy person

 

basket case - případ na odpis, země/firma se zhroucenou ekonomikou

noun, informal - (of a country, organization or company) with many economic problems

nutcase - cvok, blázen, magor

noun, informal - a crazy person

abrasive - brusný materiál

noun - a rough material used for polishing something