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

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

 

confuse - splést si, poplést si

verb - to mix up, to understand something in a wrong way

 

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

wobble - viklat se, kolísat, vrávorat

verb - to move in an unsteady way, from side to side

 

worry - strachovat se, dělat si starosti, obávat se, dělat si obavy

verb - to be anxious, to fear that something bad might happen

work - pracovat

verb - to do an activity or job, especially to earn money

fancy - mít chuť (na něco), mít chuť (něco udělat), chtít

verb, British English, informal - to want to do something or feel like doing something

 

equate - ztotožňovat, rovnat (se), považovat za stejné

verb - to consider something to be the same as something else

embrace - obejmout, objímat

verb - to put your arms around somebody to show your affection

put on - obléknout si (co), nasadit si (co)

verb - to start to wear a particular piece of clothes etc.

point - ukazovat, ukázat, ukázat prstem

verb - to use your finger etc. to show where something is

 

overwhelm - zdolat, ohromit, zaplavit, zavalit, zdrtit

verb - to defeat someone by force; to cause very strong emotions

temptation - pokušení

noun - something that tries to persuade you to do something bad

tell off - vynadat (komu), setřít, sjet (koho)

verb - to speak angrily to somebody who has done something bad