burp - krkat, říhat, krknout si, říhnout si

verb - to allow air to come out of your stomach with a noise in your throat

 

be relieved - ulevit se (někomu)

verb - to be pleased and happy because you do not need to worry or fear anymore

 

squeeze in - vmáčknout, vtlačit (časově), udělat si čas (na někoho)

verb - to give someone your time or to meet with someone although you are very busy

repent - kát se, litovat (čeho)

verb, formal - to feel sorry that you've done something wrong and try not to do it again

Father Christmas - Otec Vánoc, Ježíšek, Santa

noun, British English - the person who is believed to bring Christmas presents to children (especially in the UK)

 

thin - prořezat, protrhat, proklestit

verb - to remove some parts of plants or bushes in order to make them less dense

 

take for granted - považovat za samozřejmost, nevážit si něčeho

verb - not to appreciate someone or something, to think something or someone will always be available

roll your eyes - obrátit oči v sloup

verb - to move your eyes upwards to show that you find something annoying, irritating or silly

 

clam up - ztichnout, zmlknout, zarytě mlčet

verb, informal - to stop talking because you are embarrassed or you want to avoid giving away secrets

 

run errands - (něco si) zařídit, udělat pochůzky, mít zařizování

verb - to do things you need to do (especially involving buying things, picking things up etc.)

 

lobby - lobbovat

verb - to try to persuade powerful people that a particular thing should or should not happen

load - naložit, nakládat

verb - to put things on a ship, a lorry etc. that need to be transported somewhere

 

license - oprávnit, udělit povolení, povolit, udělit oprávnění

verb - to give a written permission to do an activity (e.g. use a car or gun)

 

proactive - aktivní

adjective - being in control of a situation, as opposed to just waiting for things to happen

cling film - potravinová fólie

noun, British English - a very thin plastic foil used to wrap food in order to keep it fresh