rest area - odpočívadlo (u silnice)

noun, American English - a place beside a motorway or highway where drivers can stop to rest, use toilets, or buy food and drinks

artery - tepna (dopravní), dopravní tepna

noun - an important main road that connects different parts of a city or region and carries a lot of traffic

asphalt - asfalt

noun - a black, sticky material used for making road surfaces that, when hardened, becomes a smooth, solid surface for vehicles to drive on

barrier - závora

noun - a movable or fixed object that blocks a road or path to control or stop traffic

road surface - povrch vozovky, povrch silnice, vozovka

noun - the top layer of a road that vehicles drive on

traffic violation - dopravní přestupek, porušení dopravních předpisů

noun - an action that breaks the laws or rules for driving on the road

roadblock - silniční zátaras, uzávěra silnice, zátarasa, zátaras (silniční)

noun - something that blocks the road and stops vehicles from passing, often used by police or during construction

hit-and-run - ujetí od nehody

noun - a road accident where a driver hits another person, vehicle, or object and leaves without stopping to help or report it

paved road - zpevněná silnice

noun - a road covered with a hard, smooth surface such as asphalt or concrete

hard shoulder - krajnice (zpevněná), zpevněná krajnice, nouzový pruh

noun, British English - a strip of road along the side of a motorway or highway, where vehicles can stop in an emergency

 

sixties - šedesátky, šedesátá léta

noun - the numbers from 60 to 69, the years 1960 - 1969

tin whistle - irská flétna

noun - a simple wind instrument made of metal, with six finger holes and a mouthpiece

dulcimer - cimbál

noun - a string instrument with a wooden body and strings stretched across it, typically played by striking or plucking the strings

bass drum - kopák (buben)

noun - a large percussion instrument with a deep, resonant sound, usually part of a drum set

snare drum - virbl (buben)

noun - a percussion instrument characterized by its sharp, staccato sound