fulfil - splnit , vykonat, vyplnit, splňovat

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

clog - ucpat se, zanést se, zacpat se, ucpat, zanést, zacpat

verb - to become blocked, so things cannot pass through anymore; to block something

 

out of - z, ze (např. nějakého materiálu)

preposition - a preposition used to indicate what material was used to make something

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

 

uncontrolled - nekontrolovatelný, neovladatelný, neřízený

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

 

break the habit - odvyknout si, odnaučit se (zlozvyku)

verb - to end a habit; to stop doing something that you do regularly

check into - zapsat se (v hotelu), zaregistrovat se

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

 

transplant - přesadit (rostlinu)

verb - to move a plant from one place in the soil to another

 

have it both ways - mít obojí (najednou)

phrase - to gain two opposite results, to make two mutually exclusive decisions etc.

 

coach - učitel, doučující, instruktor

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

 

you see - víš, víte

phrase, informal - a phrase we you when we want to explain something to someone

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)

sycophant - patolízal, podlézavec, pochlebovač, přisluhovač

noun, formal - a person who says nice things to powerful people just to get their help or to stay in their favour

proof - učinit odolným, zajistit odolnost, zabezpečit, ochránit

verb, formal - to treat or prepare something to make it resistant to a specific substance or condition, like water, fire, or damage