whirr - bzučet, vrčet, hučet

verb - to make a continuous, soft, low, and fast spinning sound, or to move while making such a sound

moist - vláčný

adjective - (used to describe food, especially cakes or baked goods) soft, not dry, and has a bit of natural moisture

 

warm up to - oblíbit si, přijít na chuť, začít mít rád, postupně si oblíbit

verb, American English - to begin to feel more positive about someone or something, or to start liking them more

 

warm to - oblíbit si, přijít na chuť, začít mít rád, postupně si oblíbit

verb - to begin to feel more positive about someone or something, or to start liking them more

eyewitness - očitý svědek

noun - a person who sees a crime or an accident happen and can describe what they saw

 

off duty - mimo službu

adjective - not working at the moment

negotiator - vyjednávač

noun - a person who talks to others to reach an agreement or to solve a problem

pull over - zastavit někoho (policií), dát pokyn k zastavení vozidla

verb - to make a driver stop their car at the side of the road

questioning - výslech

noun - is the act of asking someone (usually a suspect or witness) many questions to get information about a crime

statement - výpověď (např. svědecká), prohlášení

noun - a spoken or written description of what someone saw or knows, given to the police or in court

under arrest - zatčený, zatčen, ve vazbě

adjective - having been taken by the police and not free to leave

 

cover - krýt (někoho), krýt záda

verb - to protect or support another person, especially in a dangerous or difficult situation

lead - stopa (ve vyšetřování)

noun - information or a clue that helps the police to find out more about a crime or a criminal

unit - jednotka (např. policejní), útvar

noun - a group of police officers who work together for a special purpose

undercover - tajný, v utajení, inkognito

adjective - working secretly, especially as a police officer trying to get information without people knowing who you really are