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Každodenní Život - Volný čas a zábava

Osvojte si anglické idiomy týkající se volného času a zábavy, jako „vzít si slovo“ a „mít míč“.

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English idioms related to Everyday Life

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

Ex: For New Year's Eve, the city came alive with fireworks and festivities as people gathered to paint the town in celebration.

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

Ex: With the start of the new academic year, the school administration decided to ring out the old curriculum and introduce a more modern approach to teaching.

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

Ex: After a long day at work, she finds solace in her piano, spending hours tickling the ivories to unwind and relax.

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

Ex: The company's advertising campaign will hit the airwaves during prime time, targeting a broad audience.

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

Ex: In the spirit of Halloween , the community organized a trick or treat' event , allowing children to visit local businesses for treats and fun .

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

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

to go out onto a dance floor and start dancing

Ex: During the salsa class , participants were encouraged take the floor and practice their moves .
swishing party
[Podstatné jméno]

an event in which people, often women, can swap items of clothing or accessories with their friends or acquaintances

swapping party, výměnná party

swapping party, výměnná party

Ex: The swishing party became a tradition for friends who enjoyed updating their wardrobes in an eco-friendly way .

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

Ex: Despite the rainy weather , had a blast during our board game night , laughing and competing all evening .

to dance, particularly in a nice way

Ex: In the park, a group of young people gathered to bust a move, showcasing their urban dance talents to passersby.

to dance energetically or enthusiastically

Ex: During the talent show, the young hip-hop dancer tore up the dance floor with a routine that earned a standing ovation.

to enjoy oneself to a great extent

Ex: The family reunion was a fantastic event , and all had a ball, reminiscing and creating new memories together .

an extremely enjoyable or thrilling time

Ex: The hiking trip in the mountains was a challenge, but the group had a whale of a time conquering the trails and admiring the breathtaking views.
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