turn around - otočit se, obrátit se

verb - to move your body in a way to face the other direction

 

thrust - vrazit, vstrčit, vbodnout

verb - to put something somewhere with much force; to push with much force

 

treatment - léčení, léčba, ošetření, zásah

noun - the use of medicine to try to cure a disease or illness

gather - shromáždit, shromáždit se, posbírat, sesbírat

verb - to come together, to pick things and put them in one place

get married - oženit se, vdát se, vzít se

verb - to become a husband and wife, to become someone's husband or wife

 

find oneself - ocitnout se (kde)

verb - to realize that you are somewhere where you didn't intend to be

 

face - postavit se (čemu), postavit se čelem (k čemu)

verb - not to be afraid to deal with something difficult, dangerous or unpleasant

fall over - upadnout

verb - to drop to the ground, e.g. because you slip or trip etc.

discotheque - diskotéka

noun - a place where people listen to pop music and dance to it

clean up - uklidit, vyčistit, uklízet

verb - to make something clean, to remove dirt or rubbish from a place

common sense - zdravý rozum, selský rozum

noun - to ability to make reasonable decisions or behave in a reasonable way

claim - požadavek

noun - a request to have something which one has a right to have

 

determine - rozhodnout, určit

verb - to decide about what will happen (and how), to make something happen

 

duty-free - bezcelní, beze cla

adjective - able to be brought into a country without having to pay tax

 

claim - dělat si nárok, nárokovat si

verb - to say that you have the right to have or own something