beachfront - pobřeží u pláže, oblast přímo u pláže

noun - the land or area directly next to a beach, especially where buildings, hotels, or restaurants are located

sea urchin - mořský ježek

noun - a small round sea animal with a hard shell and sharp spines, found on the seabed

 

urchin - uličník, kluk z ulice

noun - a small child who is poor or dirty, often seen on the streets, sometimes used kindly or humorously

 

urchin - mořský ježek

noun - a small round sea animal with a hard shell and sharp spines, found on the seabed

topless - bez podprsenky, nahoře bez

adjective - not wearing any clothes on the upper part of the body, especially used when talking about women

spade - lopatka (na hraní)

noun, British English - a tool that looks like a shovel that children play with on the beach

cool box - chladící box, termobox

noun - a container that keeps food and drinks cold, often used for picnics, camping, or going to the beach

driftwood - naplavené dřevo

noun - pieces of wood that have been carried by water and washed onto the shore, especially on a beach or riverbank

beach towel - plážová osuška

noun - a large towel used at the beach for lying on the sand or drying off after swimming

beach bar - plážový bar, plážová restaurace, občerstvení na pláži

a small restaurant on the beach

lanyard - šňůrka na krk, šňůra kolem krku (na zavěšení píšťalky, jmenovky apod.)

noun - a long cord or strap worn around the neck or wrist, used for holding things like keys, ID cards, or badges

change purse - peněženka, mincovka, peněženka na drobné

noun - a small container, often with a clasp, used for carrying coins

hairband - čelenka, gumička do vlasů

noun - a narrow piece of plastic, fabric, or elastic that people wear on their head to keep their hair back and away from the face

fanny pack - ledvinka (taštička u pasu)

noun - a small bag worn around the waist

 

turnout - návštevnost, účast

noun - the number of people pro attend a particular event