rub out
rub out - vygumovat
BrE
/'rʌb aʊt/
AmE
/'rʌb aʊt/

verb, British English - to remove something that you have written, using a rubber

teethe
teethe - mít rostoucí zoubky (o dítěti)
BrE
/'ti:ð/
AmE
/'ti:ð/

verb - (of a baby) to have the first set teeth growing

 
overbook - mít příliš mnoho rezervací
BrE
/ˌəʊvə'bʊk/
AmE
/ˌoʊvər'bʊk/

verb - to have/make more reservations than rooms or seats available

 
fumble - těžko hledat slova, špatně se vyjadřovat
BrE
/'fʌmbl/
AmE
/'fʌmbl/

verb - to have difficulty speaking clearly or thinking of suitable words

gibberish
gibberish - blábol, blábolení, hatmatilka
BrE
/'dʒɪbərɪʃ/
AmE
/'dʒɪbərɪʃ/

noun - words which are impossible to understand and have no meaning

 
à la carte - podle jídelního lístku
BrE
/ˌælə'kɑ:t/
AmE
/ˌælə'kɑ:rt/

adjective - according to a list of dishes that have separate prices

 
know better - moc dobře vědět, být si vědom (že)
BrE
/'nəʊˌbetə/
AmE
/'noʊˌbet̬ər/

verb - to know something because you have had experience with it

run a temperature
run a temperature - mít teplotu
BrE
/ˌrʌn ə'temprətʃə/
AmE
/ˌrʌn ə'temprətʃər/

verb - to have a body temperature that is higher than normal

run a fever
run a fever - mít horečku
BrE
/ˌrʌn ə'fi:və/
AmE
/ˌrʌn ə'fi:vər/

verb - to have a body temperature that is higher than normal

 
experience - zážitek
BrE
/ɪks'pɪəriəns/
AmE
/ɪks'pɪriəns/

noun - something you have gone through or has happened to you

 
greed - nenasytnost, chamtivost, lakota
BrE
/'gri:d/
AmE
/'gri:d/

noun - the wish to have more and more, never having enough

 
rhyme - rýmovat, rýmovat se
BrE
/'raɪm/
AmE
/'raɪm/

verb - to have similar sounds at the end of two verses

regret
regret - litovat (čeho)
BrE
/rɪ'gret/
AmE
/rɪ'gret/

verb - to feel sorry that you have or haven't done something

suspect
suspect - podezřelý (člověk)
BrE
/'sʌspekt/
AmE
/'sʌspekt/

noun - a person who is thought to have committed a crime

 
come over - přepadnout (např. o pocitu)
BrE
/ˌkʌm'əʊvə/
AmE
/ˌkʌm'oʊvər/

verb - to have a strange feeling that comes suddenly and unexpectedly