Každodenní Život - Volný čas & Zábava

Ovládněte anglická idiomy týkající se volného času a zábavy, jako "vzít si slovo" a "mít se skvěle".

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to [paint] the town (red|) [fráze]

to go out and drink alcohol, dance, or do whatever one pleases

Ex: Graduation day was the perfect occasion to paint the town , with parties , dancing , and laughter lasting late into the night .

to [ring] out the old (year|) [fráze]

to celebrate the end of the year and prepare for a new year

Ex: They held a ceremony to ring out the old traditions and embrace new ones in their cultural celebration .

to [tickle] the ivories [fráze]

to play the piano, typically in a skillful or enjoyable manner

Ex: She loves to sit at the grand piano and tickle the ivories , creating beautiful melodies .

to [hit] the airwaves [fráze]

(of music, shows, etc.) begin broadcasting, typically through radio or television

Ex: Political candidates often use radio ads to hit the airwaves and promote their campaigns .

trick or treat [věta]

said by children during Halloween to request candy or other treats from the homeowner

Ex: The playful threat of ' trick or treat ' delighted both children and adults as they enjoyed the Halloween tradition .

to [wet] the baby's head [fráze]

to celebrate the birth of a baby, particularly by having an alcoholic drink

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to [take] the floor [fráze]

to go out onto a dance floor and start dancing

Ex: In the crowded nightclub , he was eager to take the floor and dance to his favorite tunes .

swishing party [Podstatné jméno]

večírek na výměnu oblečení

Ex:

Na akci výměny oblečení byli lidé nadšeni výměnou oblečení a oslavovali rozmanitost a individualitu v módě.

to [have] a blast [fráze]

to have a really good time or enjoy oneself tremendously in a specific activity or event

Ex: The surprise party was a total success , and the guest of honor had a blast .

to [bust] a move [fráze]

to dance, particularly in a nice way

Ex: Whenever the DJ plays their favorite song , they ca n't resist the urge to bust a move on the dance floor

to [tear] up the dance floor [fráze]

to dance energetically or enthusiastically

Ex: As soon as the music started , the wedding guests could n't wait to tear up the dance floor and celebrate the joyous occasion .

to [have] a ball [fráze]

to enjoy oneself to a great extent

Ex: The annual masquerade ball is known for being an event where people truly have a ball , dancing and socializing in style .

a whale of time [fráze]

an extremely enjoyable or thrilling time

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