byroad - vedlejší silnice, venkovská silnice

noun - a small, less important road that is not a main route, often in the countryside

slip road - nájezd (na dálnici), sjezd (z dálnice), přípojka (na dálnici)

noun, British English - a short road for joining or leaving a main road

crash barrier - svodidla, svodidlo

noun - a strong fence or wall beside a road to stop cars from going off it

verge - krajnice (travnatá nebo nezpevněná)

noun, British English - the strip of grass or land beside a road

tailback - kolona (dopravní), kolona aut

noun, British English - a long line of slow-moving cars on a road

perpendicular parking - kolmé parkování

noun - parking a car at a 90-degree angle to the road or curb

parallel parking - podélné parkování

noun - parking a car in a space that is in line with the road and other cars

central reservation - střední dělicí pás

noun - the strip of land or barrier between two directions of traffic on a road

dual carriageway - dvouproudová silnice (oddělená středním pásem), dvouproudová vozovka

noun - a road with two separate lanes going in each direction, divided by a strip or barrier

black spot - nebezpečný úsek, nehodový úsek, problémová oblast

noun, British English - a place on a road where many accidents happen

 

semiconductor - polovodič

noun - a substance or material that allows electricity to pass through it under some conditions but not under others, used especially in electronic devices

 

conductor - vodič (elektřiny, tepla)

noun - a substance or material that allows electricity or heat to pass through it easily

 

commensurate - úměrný, přiměřený, odpovídající, srovnatelný

adjective, formal - matching something in size, degree, or importance; appropriate in relation to something else

 

dementia - demence, slabomyslnost

noun, technical - a serious mental condition in which a person gradually loses the ability to think, remember, and behave normally, usually because of disease or old age

 

bereft - zbavený (něčeho), ochuzený, připravený (o něco)

adjective, formal - feeling very sad and lonely because something important has been taken away, or lacking something you need or expect