pergola - pergola

noun - a simple wooden structure that climbing plants grow over and through, sometimes used as shade from the sun for people to sit under

 

scavenge - hledat jídlo, pátrat po žrádle, hledat zbytky (k jídlu)

verb - to try to find food to eat, especially something that has been left over

 

slapstick comedy - groteska

noun - a comedy with simple actions, such as slapping, hitting, falling over or throwing things

 

cross off - škrtnout (ze seznamu), vyškrtnout (ze seznamu)

verb - to draw a line or two crossing lines over an item on a list

 

roast - pečeně, pečené maso

noun - a piece of meat that is cooked in an oven or over a fire

 

ploy - fígl, trik

noun - something used to trick people into buying something or to gain advantage over people

sleigh - saně (tažené koněm), sáně (tažené koněm)

noun - a kind of carriage that is pulled by a horse (or horses) over snow

cross-country skiing - běžecké lyžování

noun - a winter sport in which you travel over a quite flat land on skis

slide - klouzat, klouzat se, sklouznout, sklouznout se

verb - to move smoothly over a surface without moving your feet or without turning wheels

 

intensive - intenzivní

adjective - involving a lot of hard work that's done over a short period of time

 

outwit - přechytračit, přelstít, obelstít

verb - to defeat or gain an advantage over someone by being more intelligent or clever

safety vest - bezpečnostní vesta, reflexní vesta

noun - a high-visibility garment worn over clothing, typically fluorescent in color with reflective strips

 

understudy - záskok (herecký), náhradník (herecký)

noun - a member of the ensemble who performs their own small role nightly but is trained to take over a leading role if the primary actor is unable to perform

 

griddle pan - grilovací pánev, grilovací litinová pánev

noun, British English - a heavy frying pan, often with raised ridges, used for cooking food over high heat

 

outsmart - přelstít, obelstít, vyzrát

verb - to get an advantage over somebody by acting in a clever way, often using tricks