Jingle Bell Rock (vocab)

beat - rytmus (v hudbě), tempo

noun - rhythm in music, usually kept by a drum

bushels - hromady, haldy, kupy, spousty, mraky (čeho)

noun, American English - a lot of, a large amount of

frosty - mrazivý, mrazivo

adjective - very cold

giddy-up - hyjé

interjection - the words you say to make a horse walk or run faster

glide - plachtit (vzduchem), klouzat, klouzat (vzduchem)

verb - to move smoothly without making noise, esp. through the air

hop - mejdan

noun - an informal dance where you can dance to popular music

chime - zvonit (o zvonu), znít (o zvonu)

verb - to make a ringing sound (of a clock, bell etc.)

jingle - cinkat, chřestit, řinčet

verb - to make a kind of metallic sound

jingle bells - rolničky

noun - small bells on a sleigh or on the harness of a horse

mingle - družit se, chodit a bavit se s lidmi, chodit a dávat se do řeči

verb - to move around and talk to people

prance - poskakovat

verb - to walk or hop in a lively, happy way

ring - zvonit, zazvonit

verb - to make a sound like a bell, to make a bell produce a sound

sleigh - saně (tažené koněm), sáně (tažené koněm)

noun - a kind of carriage that is pulled by a horse (or horses) over snow

square - náměstí

noun - a large open space among buildings, several streets usually meet here

swell - skvělý, famózní, dokonalý, suprový

adjective, informal - great, wonderful, perfect

swing - houpat se, zhoupnout, houpat, zhoupnout se

verb - to move back and forth or from side to side while hanging from something