dunk - ponořit (někoho) do vody

verb, American English, informal - to push someone under water, usually as a joke

 

knuckle sandwich - vypalovačka, nakládačka (do zubů)

noun, informal - a punch in the mouth

 

chip in - vmísit se do rozhovoru

verb, informal - to interrupt a conversation or discussion by saying something

 

stun - omráčit (uvést do bezvědomí)

verb - to make someone unconscious for a short time

 

fizzle out - vyšumět, vyjít do ztracena

verb, informal - to gradually end or become less successful

staple - svorka, skobka (do sešívačky)

noun - a piece of thin wire that you push into sheets of paper using a special tool to hold them together

 

shrink-wrap - zabalit do smršťovací fólie

verb - to tightly cover something with a thin plastic material to protect it

 

officious - do všeho mluvící, vlezlý

adjective - too eager to tell people what to do

 

wrap up - dokončit, dotáhnout do konce

verb, informal - to complete something successfully, usually a meeting or agreement

estuary - ústí (řeky do moře)

noun - the wide part of a river where it joints the sea

 

dive in - pustit se (do něčeho)

verb - to start doing something with enthusiasm or without delay

 

comeback - znovu přijít do módy

noun - the state when something becomes fashionable again

commute - dojíždění, cesta do práce

noun - the journey to work every day (esp. a longer distance)

 

nut - nadšenec, blázen (do něčeho)

noun, informal - a person who enjoys something (a hobby or a sport) more than is considered normal

 

imprint - obtisknout se (do povrchu)

verb - to mark a surface by pressing or printing something into it