take in - přijímat (do těla)

verb - to let something enter the body

 

take in - oklamat, podvést, napálit

verb - to trick or deceive someone

 

sink in - vsáknout se, vsakovat se

verb - (usually of liquid) to pass into something solid through its surface

 

sink in - vstřebat se (být pochopeno), být pochopeno

verb - to be understood completely

come in - vstoupit, vejít

verb - to enter a house or a room

sleep in - poležet si (ráno), přispat si, pospat si (ráno)

verb, American English - to stay in bed in the morning longer than usual

lie in - poležet si (ráno), přispat si, pospat si (ráno)

verb, British English - to stay in bed in the morning longer than usual

bring in - uvést (co), zavést (co), přijít s (čím)

verb - to introduce something

break in - vloupat se

verb - to enter a building etc. by force

 

send in - zaslat, zasílat

verb - to send something to an organization

 

give in - vzdát se, vzdát (něco)

verb - to accept that you have been beaten, to accept that you can't do something because e.g. it is too difficult

 

draw in - zastavit (ve stanici), vjet do stanice

verb - (of a train) to move into a station and stop at a platform

 

put in - vložit (čas atd.), investovat (čas a námahu atd.)

verb - to spend time and effort on doing something

 

show in - pozvat (někoho do bytu apod.)

verb - to bring a guest into your house, living room etc.

 

take in - pochopit, zažít si, vstřebat

verb - to fully understand something