rob Peter to pay Paul - vytloukat klín klínem, vyrážet klín klínem, půjčit si na splacení dluhu

verb - to borrow money to be able to pay a debt

 

rob somebody blind - oškubat, totálně okrást

verb - to steal everything from somebody

 

rob the cradle - být na mladší, být na zajíčky, mít za partnera někoho daleko mladšího

verb, American English - to be romantically involved with someone significantly younger

 

rob of - připravit o

verb - to deprive somebody of something

 

stir up - rozdmýchat (vášně), rozvířit (emoce)

verb - to make someone feel strong, usually negative emotions

 

put off - nechat někoho čekat, zrušit schůzku s někým

verb - to cancel a meeting with someone, to make someone wait

 

urbanized - městský

adjective - city-like, having become more city-like rather than rural

 

familiar - familiární, dotěrný, vlezlý, příliš osobní

adjective - very informal and friendly, often in a way that is not appropriate for the situation

 

advance - návrh (sexuální)

noun - unwanted or inappropriate sexual proposition, gesture, or action directed towards someone

 

echo - připomínka (nějaké události apod.), vzpomínka

noun - something that is similar to something else that happened in the past; something that reminds you of something that happened in the past

 

bury the hatchet - zakopat válečnou sekeru, usmířit se

verb - to make peace with someone, to resolve a conflict, to stop fighting

hatchet - sekyra, sekyrka, sekera, sekerka

noun - a kind of an axe that is smaller and has a shorter handle

be of two minds - být na vážkách, váhat, nemoci se rozhodnout

verb, American English - to be unable to decide between two things

 

curiously - zvědavě, zvídavě, se zájmem

in a way that displays an eager desire to learn or understand

 

removal - stěhování (nábytku)

noun, British English - the act of taking furniture and other things from one house to another