tear out - vytrhnout

verb - to remove something by pulling it or ripping it

tear up - roztrhat, roztrhat na kusy

verb - to destroy something by ripping it into pieces

 

hand down - předat, předávat (z generace na generaci), odkázat

verb - to leave or give something to somebody who is younger that you or who will live after you

 

hand over - předat vedení, přenechat moc

verb - to give someone your position of power

choux pastry - odpalované těsto

noun, technical - a type of pastry which, when baked, forms a hollow case for filling with cream

 

Richard - Richard

noun - a man's name

 

dust down - oprášit, oklepat prach

verb, British English - to remove the dust from something

 

teeny-weeny - malilinkatý, malinkatý, prťavý, mrňavoučký

adjective, informal - very tiny, extremely small

 

pop the question - požádat o ruku

verb, informal - to ask somebody to marry you

 

frigid - ledový, mrazivý, chladný

adjective - very cold or very unfriendly

 

cancel out - vyrovnat (se), vykrátit (se), vyrušit (se)

verb - not to have any effect because two things have the opposite effect

 

conservatoire - konzervatoř, hudební konzervatoř

noun, British English - a school where people learn music or acting

 

conservatory - konzervatoř, hudební konzervatoř

noun, American English - a school where people learn music or acting

 

conservatory - zimní zahrada, prosklená přístavba

noun, British English - a room with glass walls and glass roof that is attached to a house and is usually used to grow sensitive plants in

 

tearjerker - doják (film, kniha, příběh)

noun, informal - a sad story in a film, a book or a play that is intended to make people cry