drop off - vysadit

verb - to take somebody somewhere and stop the car so that they can get off

detour - objížďka

noun - a longer route that you have to take because of a closed road etc.

 

duck - sehnout se, uhnout se, skrčit se

verb - to avoid being hit by something by moving your body or your head downward

ditch - příkop, strouha, škarpa, stoka

noun - a long channel built along a road etc. to drain water from the road

distance - vzdálenost, dálka

noun - the space between two points, how far it is from one place to another

 

deceive - oklamat, obelhat, podvést

verb - to trick somebody into believing that something bad or wrong is good and right

pension - penze, důchod

noun - money paid regularly to somebody who has reached a certain age and stopped working

paddle - pádlovat

verb - to control a small boat by using a short stick with a flat end

party - večírek, párty

noun - an occasion where people come to have fun, eat, and drink and sometimes dance

towel rack - věšák (na ručníky), věšák na ručníky

noun - an object usually fastened to the wall on which you can hang towels etc.

 

tramp - tulák, vandrák

noun - a person who has no home or job and travels from place to place

tickle - lechtat, polechtat, šimrat, pošimrat, zašimrat

verb - to make somebody laugh by touching them lightly on certain parts of the body

 

thick - hustý (např. o stromech či mlze)

adjective - dense, having parts that are close together, (of fog, etc.) difficult to see through

temple - chrám

noun - a large building where religious ceremonies take place and where people go to pray

telescope - dalekohled

noun - an instrument that enables you to see very distant objects, or see them better