mouse mat - podložka pod myš

noun, British English - a soft piece of material that you move a computer mouse over

 

mouse pad - podložka pod myš

noun, American English - a soft piece of material that you move a computer mouse over

pole - tyč (v atletice)

noun - a long stick that athletes use to jump over a high bar

drizzle - pokropit, pokapat

verb - to pour a small amount of liquid (usually in drops) over something

poncho - pončo

noun - a piece of clothing made from one large piece of fabric with a hole in the middle for the head, worn over the shoulders to keep warm or dry

 

pullover - výmyk

noun - a kind of gymnastic move performed on the high bar in which you pull your legs up and over the bar and your body rolls backward around the bar

plaster - náplast

noun - a piece of material that is stuck over a part of the body that has been injured lightly (cut, burnt etc.)

pier - molo

noun - a kind of wooden or metal structure that sticks out from the land over the sea, it is used by boats for loading and unloading goods

dock - molo

noun, American English - a kind of wooden or metal structure that sticks out from the land over the sea, it is used by boats for loading and unloading goods

jetty - molo, přístavní molo

noun - a kind of wooden or metal structure that sticks out from the land over the sea, it is used by boats for loading and unloading goods

interlaced - propletený, protkaný, spletený

adjective - having parts that cross over and are joined together, like threads or fingers

toboggan - sáňkovat, bobovat, sjíždět na sáňkách, sjíždět na bobech

verb - to slide downhill over snow or ice on a toboggan or similar sled

 

takeover - převrat, puč, převzetí moci

noun, technical - an act of acquiring control over a country or political organization by force

masquerade - maškarní (ples)

noun - a formal dance where people wear unusual costumes and masks over their faces

trek - dlouhá cesta, túra

noun - a long, hard walk over hills, forests or mountains, usually lasting several days