headshrinker - cvokař (psychiatr), psychiatr

noun, informal - a psychiatrist

 

succulent - šťavnatý

adjective - juicy and tender, especially referring to food that is pleasantly moist and rich in flavour

silo - silo, skladovací věž

noun - a tall structure used for storing grain, animal feed, or other bulk materials

berate - kárat, peskovat, hubovat, tepat, vynadat, vyčinit

verb, formal - to criticize someone angrily

smugly - samolibě, namyšleně, nafoukaně

adverb - in a way that shows self-satisfaction or pride, often in an annoying or superior manner

crossing guard - strážce přechodu, hlídač u přechodu, hlídka u přechodu

noun, American English - a person who helps children and other pedestrians cross the street safely, usually near schools

pavement - povrch vozovky, povrch silnice, vozovka

noun, American English - the hard surface of a road that vehicles drive on

rumble strip - čára s akustickým a vibračním efektem, varovný pruh, akustický pruh, zvukový pás

noun - a series of small bumps or grooves on the road that make noise and vibration when driven over, used to warn drivers

breakdown truck - odtahový vůz, odtahové vozidlo

noun - a large vehicle with special equipment that can pull other cars behind it

roadkill - přejeté zvíře, sražené zvíře (u silnice)

noun - an animal that has been killed by a vehicle on the road

lay-by - odpočívadlo, odstavné místo u silnice, parkoviště při krajnici

noun, British English - a short, widened area at the side of a road where vehicles can stop for a short time, but which is not a service station

right of way - přednost (v jízdě), přednost v jízdě

noun, American English - the right of a vehicle or person to go before others in traffic

priority - přednost (v jízdě)

noun - the right of a vehicle or person to go before others in traffic

branch off - odbočit, oddělit se (o silnici)

verb - (of a road) to leave the main road and go in a different direction

byroad - vedlejší silnice, venkovská silnice

noun - a small, less important road that is not a main route, often in the countryside