advance - návrh (sexuální)

noun - unwanted or inappropriate sexual proposition, gesture, or action directed towards someone

 

billionaire - miliardář

noun - a rich person who has more than a billion dollars/euros/pounds etc.

trifle - vrstvený dort s piškotem, ovocem, krémem a šlehačkou

noun, British English - a British dessert made of layers of sponge cake, fruit, custard and whipped cream

 

billionth - miliardtý

determiner - number one billion in a sequence

 

billionth - miliardtina

noun - one of a billion equal parts

tracking - sledování, stopování, monitorování

noun - the process of watching and recording the progress, movement, or changes of something over time

beachcomber - člověk sbírající věci vyplavené na pláži

noun - a person who walks along beaches looking for interesting or valuable things that the sea has washed up

rip current - zpětný proud (v moři)

noun - a strong, narrow flow of water moving away from the shore, which can pull swimmers out to sea, it is dangerous and often hard to see

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

 

naturism - nudistika, naturistika

noun - the practice or lifestyle of not wearing clothes, especially in places like beaches, camps, or at home, usually because of beliefs in natural living, comfort, or freedom

 

nudism - nudistika

noun - the practice or lifestyle of not wearing clothes, especially in places like beaches, camps, or at home, usually because of beliefs in natural living, comfort, or freedom