take - vzít (někomu něco), sebrat (někomu něco), brát (někomu něco)

verb - to borrow something without asking, to steal something from somebody

 

mess about - zahýbat, být nevěrný

verb, British English, informal - to have sex with someone who you aren't married to

 

mess around - zahýbat, být nevěrný

verb, informal - to have sex with someone who you aren't married to

 

refer - poslat (někoho za někým), odkázat někoho (někam)

verb - to send someone to someone else for information or treatment

 

blab - vyžvanit, vykecat

verb, informal - to say something that was meant to be a secret

 

waddle - kolébat se (o chůzi)

verb - to walk with short steps, swaying from side to side

 

dazzle - oslnit, oslepit (světlem)

verb - (of bright light) to make someone unable to see clearly

bargain - smlouvat (o ceně apod.), dohadovat se (o ceně apod.)

verb - to discuss the price with somebody to make it acceptable

 

take - udělat (ve spec. frázích), použít (ve spec. frázích)

verb - (in some fixed phrases) to use something, to do something

commute - dojíždět (do práce)

verb - to travel to work every day (esp. a longer distance)

smarten up - vyparádit, vystrojit

verb - to spruce up, to make something look tidy and smart

 

crumble - zhroutit se, rozpadat se, rozpadnout se, drolit se, sesypat se

verb - to lose or fall into small pieces, to fall apart

 

misplace - založit (někam), ztratit (založit někam)

verb - to put something somewhere and forget where, to lose something

 

con - ošidit

verb, informal - to cheat or deceive somebody in order to get money

customer - zákazník

noun - a person who goes to a shop to buy things