dance floor - taneční parket

noun - the area where you can dance (at a disco, in a restaurant etc.)

shot - panák, štamprle, frťan

noun - a small amount of an alcoholic drink usually served in a small glass

caviar - kaviár

noun - the eggs of a sturgeon or other large fish, eaten as a delicacy

 

ride - svezení

noun - a journey in a car with somebody who agrees to take you somewhere

 

correction - oprava, náprava

noun - the act of making something right, fixing a problem, replacing a mistake etc.

activity - činnost, cvičení (v učebnici)

noun - something that is done, a task in a textbook that should be done

ass - osel

noun, dated - a donkey, an animal that looks like a small horse with long ears

actress - herečka

noun - a woman whose job is to appear in a film or in theatre

glockenspiel - zvonkohra

a percussion instrument consisting of a set of tuned metal bars arranged like a keyboard, it is played by striking the bars with mallets, producing a bright, bell-like sound

spotlight - bodové světlo, světlo reflektoru, reflektor (bodový)

noun - a ray of bright light that is used to light up a small area on a stage, e.g. in theatres, concerts etc.; a lamp which gives off such bright light

vote - volit, hlasovat

verb - to express your opinion (by raising your hand or on a piece of paper) in a formal situation in which a candidate has to be chosen for a post etc.

stump - pahýl

noun - the part of something that is left when the rest is cut off or broken off etc. (such as a tree, a branch, an arm, a leg, a tooth etc.)

infomercial - dlouhá televizní reklama, teleshopping, propagační film

noun, American English - an advertisement on television that is very long, gives a lot of details on a subject and seems like a normal programme

 

vignette - viněta, kresba, ornament (např. na začátku kapitoly)

noun, formal - a decorative element or design, often without a clearly defined border, used to enhance the aesthetic of a page, especially in books

tradie - řemeslník

noun, informal - a tradesperson, especially one who works in construction or a similar manual trade, such as a plumber, electrician, or carpenter (Australian informal)