freak out - děsit, strašit

verb, informal - to become or cause someone to become extremely surprised, angry or confused

 

burn out - vyčerpat se, vyhořet

verb - to make yourself exhausted or unable to work by working too hard

 

disbelieve - nevěřit

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

 

go off - odejít, opustit místo

verb - to leave a place and go somewhere else, especially to do something

 

scan - prolétnout, zběžně projít

verb - to go over or read through quickly to find the information needed

 

work on - pracovat na něčem

verb - to be in the process of doing something, trying to achieve something

 

turn against - obrátit se proti (někomu), obrátit (někoho) proti (někomu)

verb - to become unfriendly towards someone, to make someone become unfriendly towards someone

gypsum - sádrovec (minerál)

noun - a white mineral, similar to chalk, that is used to make plaster

 

entry - vstupné, vstup

noun - the money you pay to go to a museum, a zoo etc.

 

agree with - sednout, udělat dobře, svědčit (komu)

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

 

step down - rezignovat, odstoupit (z funkce)

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

 

fulfil - splnit , vykonat, vyplnit, splňovat

verb, British English - to meet someone's needs or desires, or to provide what is needed

man - obsluhovat, ovládat, řídit

verb - to operate something, to have a person control something (a machine etc.)

 

hold on - držet (se), přidržet se

verb - to keep something in your hand, not to let go of something

 

coach - učitel, doučující, instruktor

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