pole dancing - tanec u tyče

noun - dancing around an upright pole, usually in a bar or club

fishing pole - rybářský prut

noun, American English - a long object with a strong string that is used for catching fish on a hook

 

replenish - doplnit, doplnit zásoby, znovu naplnit

verb, formal - to make something full again

improvise - improvizovat

verb - to do something without preparation

 

play by ear - hrát z hlavy, hrát podle sluchu (bez not)

verb - to play music without reading sheet music

 

telephone pole - telegrafní sloup, telefonní sloup

noun, American English - a tall wooden pole that carries telephone and telegraph wires

 

telegraph - telegraf

noun - an old-fashioned way of sending messages

telegraph pole - telegrafní sloup, telefonní sloup

noun, British English - a tall wooden pole that carries telephone and telegraph wires

 

meatloaf - sekaná (upečené mleté maso)

noun - finely chopped meat that is mixed with herbs and other ingredients and cooked in an oven in the shape of a loaf

 

phoney - falešný člověk, pokrytec

noun, informal - someone who pretends to be someone they are not, usually trying to trick people

 

flimsy - tenký, tenoučký, lehký (o látce či oblečení)

adjective - very light and thin, easily torn (of material or clothing)

 

have left - zbývat

verb - to have something after everything else has gone

 

be left - zbýt, zbývat

verb - to remain after everything else has gone

 

utility room - komora, kumbál, prádelna, domácí sklad

noun - a room in a house or flat where you keep your freezer or washing machine, and where you can hang your laundry to dry

 

lobby - kuloár, kuloáry (parlamentu)

noun - an area in the British Parliament that is open to the public