try out - zkusit, zkusit si, vyzkoušet, vyzkoušet si

verb - to test something in order to find out how good it is

take back - vrátit, vrátit zpět

verb - to return something to the place where it has been taken from

turn around - otočit se, obrátit se

verb - to move your body in a way to face the other direction

 

thrust - vrazit, vstrčit, vbodnout

verb - to put something somewhere with much force; to push with much force

 

treatment - léčení, léčba, ošetření, zásah

noun - the use of medicine to try to cure a disease or illness

programme - naprogramovat, programovat

verb - to give a set of instruction to a computer or a machine

prophet - prorok

noun - a person sent by a god to deliver a message to people

stroke - hladit, pohladit

verb - to touch or rub gently, to move the hand gently over something

strip - svléknout se, svlékat se, svléknout, svlékat (někoho)

verb - to take off your clothes or to take off someone else's clothes

 

stiff - tuhý, ztuhlý, nehybný, naškrobený

adjective - difficult to bend; (of the legs etc.) painful to bend or move

 

script - scénář

noun - the words that the actors have to learn in order to perform

spawn - zplodit, vytvořit, zapříčinit, vyplodit

verb - to make something appear, to create or cause something (especially something negative)

 

bray - hýkat

verb - to make a sound like a donkey, to laugh such a way

 

give in - odevzdat

verb, British English - to give something to someone who is in charge, who has authority

 

go through - procházet (si něčím - např. těžkým obdobím)

verb - to experience something, to live through something (esp. a difficult period etc.)