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

 

high-heeled - na vysokých podpatcích, s vysokými podpatky

adjective - (of shoes) having high heels

walking stick - vycházková hůl

noun - a stick that you carry with you when walking and use as a support

 

brother - bratr (člen bratrstva)

noun - a member of a brotherhood

criterion - kritérium

noun - a standard you use to judge or decide something

 

stretch - úsek země, pás země

noun - an area of land

stretch - protažení, protažení se

noun - the act of straightening your body or a part of your body e.g. as an excercise etc.

truncheon - obušek, pendrek (policejní)

noun, British English - a short thick stick used by police officers as a weapon

nightstick - obušek, pendrek (policejní)

noun, American English - a short thick stick used by police officers as a weapon

pole dancer - tanečnice u tyče

noun - a man or woman who dance around an upright pole, usually in a bar or club

 

gatepost - sloupek vrat, sloupek branky, sloup brány

noun - a post, or one of two upright posts, supporting a gate

ski stick - lyžařská hůlka

noun, British English - a stick that you use while skiing