disbelieve - nevěřit
BrE
/ˌdɪsbɪ'li:v/
AmE
/ˌdɪsbɪ'li:v/

verb, formal - to not believe that something is true or to not believe someone

 
confront - čelit (čemu), utkat se (s čím), stanout (před čím)
BrE
/kən'frʌnt/
AmE
/kən'frʌnt/

verb - to face something or someone directly, to deal with a problem directly

 
gatekeeper - vrátný, vrátná
BrE
/'geɪtˌki:pə/
AmE
/'geɪtˌki:pər/

noun - a person whose job is to guard the entrance to a place

 
stimulate - podněcovat, podnítit, povzbuzovat, povzbudit, stimulovat
BrE
/'stɪmjəleɪt/
AmE
/'stɪmjəleɪt/

verb - to make somebody/something more active, to make somebody feel certain emotions

 
zest - kůra (např. citronová)
BrE
/'zest/
AmE
/'zest/

noun - the skin of a lemon etc. used to give flavour to something

 
lemon zest - citrónová kůra
BrE
/'lemənˌzest/
AmE
/'lemənˌzest/

noun - the skin of a lemon etc. used to give flavour to something

 
differentiate - rozlišit, rozlišovat, poznat rozdíl
BrE
/ˌdɪfə'renʃieɪt/
AmE
/ˌdɪfə'renʃieɪt/

verb - to see the difference between things, to tell the difference between things

 
agree with - sednout, udělat dobře, svědčit (komu)
BrE
/ə'gri: wɪð/
AmE
/ə'gri: wɪð/

verb - to be suitable for someone, to work well with someone or something

 
step down - rezignovat, odstoupit (z funkce)
BrE
/ˌstep 'daʊn/
AmE
/ˌstep 'daʊn/

verb - to resign, to give up a job, a position or a post

 
out of - z, ze (např. nějakého materiálu)
BrE
/'aʊtəv/
AmE
/'aʊt̬əv/

preposition - a preposition used to indicate what material was used to make something

 
coach - učitel, doučující, instruktor
BrE
/'kəʊtʃ/
AmE
/'koʊtʃ/

noun - a person whose job is to teach someone how to do something

 
you see - víš, víte
BrE
/ju 'si:/
AmE
/ju 'si:/

phrase, informal - a phrase we you when we want to explain something to someone

check into
check into - zapsat se (v hotelu), zaregistrovat se
BrE
/ˌtʃek'ɪntu:/
AmE
/ˌtʃek'ɪntu:/

verb - to come to a hotel, sign your name and get a room

 
transplant - přesadit (rostlinu)
BrE
/træns'plɑ:nt/
AmE
/træns'plænt/

verb - to move a plant from one place in the soil to another

 
have it both ways - mít obojí (najednou)
BrE
/hæv ɪt 'bəʊθ weɪz/
AmE
/hæv ɪt 'boʊθ weɪz/

phrase - to gain two opposite results, to make two mutually exclusive decisions etc.