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Question 1

Cest pro kola

Answer 1

Cyklista

Question 2

Kouř zapáchat

Answer 2

دخان

Question 3

Dýchat

Answer 3

تنفس

Question 4

Rozloha

Answer 4

Rozloha České republiky je 78 866 km².

Question 5

Maloměsta

Answer 5

Small city

Question 6

Je se v Praze vůbec nevyznám

Answer 6

“I am completely unfamiliar with Prague” or “I don’t know my way around Prague at all.” It expresses that the speaker feels lost or doesn’t have much knowledge of the city.

Question 7

štěstí

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Luck

Question 8

Velkoměsta

Question 9

Příroda

Answer 9

Nature

Question 10

Čerstvý vzduch

Answer 10

هواء نظيف

Question 11

Čerstvý vzduch

Answer 11

هواء نظيف

Question 12

Cestující

Answer 12

Travelers

Question 13

Sedět × stát

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Sedět → to sit.
“Sedím na židli.” → “I am sitting on a chair.”

Stát → to stand.
“Stojím u stolu.” → “I am standing by the table.”

Question 14

Hlučné

Answer 14

Noise

Question 15

To se mi snad jen zdá

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“This must just be a dream” or “I must be imagining this.” It expresses disbelief or the feeling that something seems too odd or surprising to be real.

Question 16

Kind

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Děkuju, jste moc laskavá

Question 17

Vraťte se zpátky

Answer 17

Come back

Question 18

refers to an underpass or subway. It’s a passage or tunnel typically located under a road or railway track, allowing people to cross safely.

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podchod

Question 19

Zahni doprava

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means “Turn right” in English. It’s a direction or instruction to turn to the right.

Question 20

Zahněte neb jděte doleva

Answer 20

Turn

Question 21

Jdi rovně

Answer 21

Straight

Question 22

Jdi okolo

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“Jdi okolo” in Czech translates to “Go around” in English. It means to go around something, typically avoiding an obstacle or following a circular path.

Question 23

“I am asking for directions” in English. It indicates that you are inquiring about how to get somewhere.

Answer 23

Ptám se na cestu

Question 24

refers to a pedestrian crossing or crosswalk. It’s a designated area on the road where pedestrians are meant to cross safely.

Answer 24

přechod

Question 25

Já se v Praze vůbec nevyznám.

Answer 25

I don't know my way around Prague at all.

Question 26

Na semaforu

Answer 26

at the traffic lights

Question 27

Nastoupit, vystoupit

Answer 27

Get on, get off"

Question 28

Ukončete, prosím, výstup a nástup. Dveře se zavírají."

Answer 28

Please finish boarding and exiting. The doors are closing

Question 29

Děkuju, jste moc láskavá

Answer 29

Kind

Question 30

Vyhrál jsem v loterii? To se mi snad jen zdá!

Answer 30

"I won the lottery? I must be dreaming!"

Question 31

which translates to "at the roundabout" in English. It refers to being at or approaching a circular intersection where traffic moves around a central island.

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na kruhovém

Question 32

"at the intersection" in English. It refers to a place where two or more roads cross each other.

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na křižovatce

Question 33

"sidewalk for pedestrians" or simply "pedestrian sidewalk" in English. It refers to a path along the side of a street or road designed for pedestrians to walk on.

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Chodník pro chodce

Question 34

"road" or "highway" in English. It refers to a pathway or a route designed for vehicles and sometimes pedestrians to travel on.

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silnice

Question 35

Dálnice

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اتستراد

Question 36

Pěší zóna

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Walking area

Question 37

Třída

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The Czech word "třída" has several meanings depending on the context: 1. Class (in school) – a group of students in the same grade or a classroom. "Moje třída je velmi přátelská." → "My class is very friendly." 2. Avenue or boulevard – a large street, often named after historical figures or events. "Václavské náměstí je vlastně široká třída." → "Wenceslas Square is actually a wide avenue." 3. Category or rank – used to classify things into groups. "Patří to do nejvyšší třídy výrobků." → "This belongs to the highest category of products."

Question 38

slepé uličky

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1. Literal meaning – a street that has no exit. "Zajel jsem do slepé uličky a musel couvat." → "I drove into a dead-end street and had to reverse." 2. Figurative meaning – a situation with no solution or progress. "Tahle diskuse je slepá ulička." → "This discussion is a dead end."

Question 39

MHD

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"MHD" stands for "městská hromadná doprava" in Czech, which translates to "public transport" or "urban public transport" in English. It refers to the system of buses, trams, metro, and other forms of public transportation within a city. For example: "MHD v Praze je velmi dobře organizovaná." → "Public transport in Prague is very well organized."

Question 40

Sloup

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The Czech word "sloup" means "pillar" or "column" in English. It refers to a vertical, typically cylindrical structure, which can be used for support, decoration, or as part of a building. It can also refer to a telephone pole or lamp post in a more modern context. For example: "Sloup je vysoký." → "The pillar is tall." "Telefonní sloup" → "Telephone pole." Let me know if you'd like further clarification or more examples!

Question 41

Plakáty

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"Plakáty" in Czech means "posters" (plural form of "plakát"). For example: "Máme nové plakáty na koncert." → "We have new posters for the concert." If "Palkáty" was meant to refer to something else, feel free to clarify!

Question 42

Značky

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1. Brand – referring to a brand or trademark, like a company name or logo. "Máme různé značky aut." → "We have various car brands." 2. Sign or symbol – referring to a sign, label, or mark. "Silniční značka" → "Road sign." 3. Badges or tags – like badges you can wear or collectible items. "Sbírá různé sportovní značky." → "He collects various sports badges."

Question 43

Průchod

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2. Průchod – passage or walkthrough (a way through something, like a door or a corridor). Example: "Vchod je uzavřený, použij průchod vedle." → "The entrance is closed, use the passage next to it."

Question 44

Roh

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3. Roh – corner (the point where two lines or surfaces meet). Example: "Obchod je na rohu ulice." → "The shop is on the corner of the street."

Question 45

Výluka

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4. Výluka – detour or disruption (usually in the context of transportation, meaning a temporary diversion or closure). الاستبعاد – الانعطاف أو التعطيل (عادة في سياق النقل، مما يعني تحويل أو إغلاق مؤقت). Example: "Kvůli výluce na trati bude vlak zpožděný." → "Due to a detour on the track, the train will be delayed

Question 46

Nestíháme

Answer 46

Nemame čas

Question 47

Povolit + A +D

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Czech: Můžeš mi povolit použít tvůj telefon? English: Can you allow me to use your phone?

Question 48

Přijmout+ A

Answer 48

Rozhodl jsem se přijmout tu nabídku. I decided to accept the offer.

Question 49

Je velmi schopný

Answer 49

He is very capable.