twirl - točit, točit se, otáčet, otáčet se, kroutit, kroutit se

verb - to keep turning, moving or dancing around or to make somebody do this

white stick - slepecká hůl

noun - a long thin white stick that is used by blind people

golf club - golfová hůl

noun - a long stick that you use to hit the ball in the game of golf

 

bedpost - sloupek u postele

noun - one of the four wooden or metal supports at the corners of a bed (usually an old type of bed)

 

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

tricky - vychytralý, mazaný, prohnaný, podvodný

adjective - likely to deceive you

 

call dibs - zabírat si, nárokovat si, zabrat si

verb - to claim a right on something

server - číšník, servírka, obsluha (v restauraci)

noun - a person who serves food and drinks in a restaurant

 

lush - luxusní, přepychový

adjective - looking luxurious, expensive and comfortable

 

fathom out - pochopit, představit si

verb, British English - to be able to understand something

 

unfathomable - nepochopitelný

adjective - too complicated or too strange to understand

 

fathomless - bezedný, nesmírně hluboký

adjective - of unmeasurable depth

 

fathom - sáh

noun - the length of 6 feet, often used to measure the depth of water