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

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

 

voluntarily - dobrovolně

adverb - because you want to do it and not because you have to

 

freak out - děsit, strašit

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

gypsum - sádrovec (minerál)

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

 

scan - prolétnout, zběžně projít

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

 

toast - zapéct, zapékat, opéct, opékat

verb - to use heat to turn bread and other food brown and crisp

 

cuddle up - přitulit se (k někomu)

verb - to move so that you sit or lie very close to somebody

 

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)

 

uncontrolled - nekontrolovatelný, neovladatelný, neřízený

adjective - not being able to stop something or to make it less extreme

 

frighten away - zastrašit, odstrašit

verb - to make a person or animal afraid to make them run away

check in - ubytovat se, zapsat se (v hotelu), zaregistrovat se

verb - to come to a hotel, sign your name and get a room

 

benefit - těžit, mít zisk, mít užitek, profitovat (z něčeho)

verb - to get something good from something, to get an advantage from something

buoy - bój, bóje

noun - an object floating on water fastened to the ground to mark something

crack - prasknout, nakřápnout, puknout

verb - to break without falling apart, to make something break in this way