What does hole in Czech mean?
What is the meaning of the word hole in Czech? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use hole in Czech.
The word hole in Czech means díra, díra, jáma, dutina, díra, nesnáze, díra, díra, díra, mezera, dutina, místo na koupání, jamka, jamka, trefit jamku, vykopat, schovat se, ukrýt se, černá díra, prázdnota, bankomat, jamka na jeden odpal, děrovačka, děrovačka, v hajzlu, v dluzích, s mínusovým skóre, přihrádka na poštu, oddíl v holubníku, zaškatulkovat jako, obří hrnec, králičí nora. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word hole
díra(opening) Pozorovali stavbu dírou (or: otvorem) ve zdi. They watched the construction through the hole in the wall. |
díra, jáma(in the ground) (v zemi) Vykopal díru (or: jámu) rýčem. He dug a hole with his spade. |
dutina(hollow) A bird lived in the hole in the tree. |
díra(in a road) (v silnici) Watch out for that hole in the road. |
nesnáze(figurative (predicament) Jsem ve velkých finančních nesnázích. I'm in a real financial hole. |
díra(burrow, animal home) (nora) The badger comes out of his hole at night. |
díra(shabby home) (přen.: nepříjemné místo k žití) Ten chlap žije v takové špinavé díře. That man lives in such a dirty hole. |
díra(US (prison: solitary confinement) (přen., hovor.: samovazba ve věznici) If you get in a fight, they put you in the hole for two weeks. |
mezera(argument: flaw) (chyba) The politician couldn't see the hole in his argument. |
dutina(cavity) There is a hole in the plaster casting that needs filling. |
místo na koupání(swimming place) Do you know about the swimming hole that we go to in summer? |
jamka(golf: target) (cíl v golfu) His drive from the tee nearly reached the ninth hole. |
jamka(golf: number of strokes) (golfový úsek) Not bad! You got a hole in two! |
trefit jamku(golf: hit a ball into the hole) (v golfu) He holed it in three strokes. |
vykopat(dig) (díru) Hole out that swampy area, so it can drain. |
schovat se, ukrýt se(slang (take shelter, hide) The bears will hole up in their caves until spring. We'd better hole up here before moving on tomorrow night. |
černá díra(space: area with strong gravity) (ve vesmíru) A black hole has strong gravitational pull. |
prázdnota(figurative (void) |
bankomat(UK (money dispenser) I'll have to get some money out of the cash machine before I can go shopping. |
jamka na jeden odpal(golf: one stroke) At 103 years old, Gus Andreone is the oldest golfer to ever record a hole in one. |
děrovačka(device for making holes in documents) |
děrovačka(device: makes holes in documents) I use a hole-puncher to put holes in the pages and then put them in my binder. |
v hajzlu(UK, informal, figurative (trapped in a situation) (vulgárně) After losing his job, Joseph found himself in a hole from which he couldn't make his way out. |
v dluzích(US, figurative, informal (in debt) |
s mínusovým skóre(sports: with a score below zero) (sport) |
přihrádka na poštu(mail compartment) (pro studenty, zaměstnance apod.) Fredrik put a copy of the memo in everyone's pigeonhole. |
oddíl v holubníku(coop for pigeons) |
zaškatulkovat jako(figurative (categorize as) (někoho) The media pigeonholed the demonstrators as "communists and anarchists." |
obří hrnec(cylindrical hole in rock) (geologie) She descended into the cave via a pothole. |
králičí nora(opening of a rabbit's burrow) The small dog disappeared down a rabbit hole. |
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