have it both ways - mít obojí (najednou)

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

 

confront - čelit (čemu), utkat se (s čím), stanout (před čím)

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

 

break the habit - odvyknout si, odnaučit se (zlozvyku)

verb - to end a habit; to stop doing something that you do regularly

queue up - stát ve frontě, řadit se do fronty, stát v řadě

verb, British English - to stand in a line, waiting for something (e.g. to buy tickets)

 

you - tebe, tě, ti, tobě, tebou, vás, vám, vámi

pronoun - an object pronoun referring to the people we are talking to (plural)

 

critique - psát kritiku, posuzovat, hodnotit

verb - to analyze and evaluate something, to make a detailed analysis of something

rinse - opláchnout

verb - to wash in clean water in order to remove soap or dirt

carpool - cestovat společně autem

verb - to travel in a car with somebody in order to save money

 

deduce - dedukovat

verb - to get to understand something by considering the facts that you have

 

rape - znásilnit

verb - to force a woman to have a sexual intercourse against her will

 

host - pořádat, organizovat, hostit, být hostitelem

verb - to be the host of, to provide everything necessary for an event

 

be into - být zamilovaný do (koho), být zakoukaný do (koho)

verb, informal - to have a crush on somebody, to be in love with someone

 

pass - uplynout, minout, propásnout, nechat minout

verb - to go past and disappear, to let something go past and disappear

 

scorn - pohrdat, vysmívat se, opovrhovat

verb - to have no respect for somebody or something, to reject something disrespectfully

 

striker - útočník (fotbalový)

noun - a player in football whose job is to try to score goals