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seaboard town přímořské město Khanh Hoa province is famous for Nha Trang city, a seaboard town on the main road 1A. (Google) Begin with a visit to Galway, a seaboard town with its colourful streets and numerous authentic pubs. (Google) It is possible to define Pompeii as a seaboard town whose inhabitants had daily contact with the sea. (Google) | |
seaside resort přímořské letovisko From the top you could see right over the seaside resort out into the countryside beyond. (BNC) Even English seaside resorts, which had been made popular through royal patronage, saw relatively few visitors. (BNC) Atlantic City 's vast beach and boardwalk made it the American seaside resort of the nineteenth century. (BNC) | |
second homechata, chalupa, místo přechodného pobytu 1. Some of these tourists even purchased a second home in Arizona for their part-time residence. (Google) 2. Renting your second home is a great way to generate extra income. (Google) 3. In general, it's harder and more expensive to get a loan for a second home than for your main home. (Google) | ||
shed leavesshazovat listí 1. Tall beech trees shed leaves over a disused tennis court, near well-kept lawns and bright hydrangeas. (BNC) 2. Do you know why trees shed leaves? (Google) 3. Shed leaves are recycled and converted into manures that acts like food to the plants. (Google) | ||
sheep-rearingchov ovcí 1. For several reasons (some of them government imposed), fewer cattle are now kept on the crofts in Shetland, and the accent is more on sheep-rearing. (BNC) 2. Sheep rearing continues to be an important activity for employment and livelihood. (Google) 3. In the past sheep-rearing was the main means of existence for most Bedouin. (Google) | ||
shop windowvýloha 1. Leonard was actually looking in a shop window when he first saw them, noticing Marianne, naturally, first! (BNC) 2. It jumps out of the shop window, attacks your aesthetic sense and begs to be admired. (BNC) 3. At that moment I glimpsed myself in a shop window and was pleased with what I saw. (BNC) | ||
shopping centre nákupní centrum (venkovní i vnitřní) Up to 65 protesters were reported to have been burned to death when security forces set fire to a shopping centre in which they were seeking refuge. (BNC) Both public and private services, such as hospitals and shopping centres, are increasingly concentrated in large, sometimes inaccessible sites. (BNC) I ended up dining in a Pizza Hut in the basement of the shopping centre, the only customer in the place. (BNC) | |
shopping mallnákupní středisko 1. The first is to build the new shopping mall or supermarket immediately adjacent to the town centre. (BNC) 2. There's a night club with live music, sauna, shopping mall, hairdressing salon and an amazing roof-garden swimming pool. (BNC) 3. From café to museum, from shopping mall to concert hall, Nuremberg seems to have a little of everything, and a whole way of life! (BNC) | ||
sleepy little village ospalá vesnička Why can't the Grove be a sleepy little village where the locals can be alone without busloads of sightseers? (Google) After two months of non-stop traveling, we take refuge in Ginestas, a sleepy little village in the Languedoc region of Southwestern France. (Google) This sleepy little village contains one gas station, a post office, a food market and the surprisingly modern Hualapai River Lodge and Restaurant. (Google) | |