take back - vzít zpět, odvolat, vrátit zpět

verb - to say that you didn't mean what you said and admit you shouldn't have said it, to change what has been done as if it never happened

 

work up - rozčílit, rozčilovat, rozrušit

verb - to make somebody upset, angry or excited, to make yourself upset, angry or excited

 

work on - pracovat na něčem

verb - to be in the process of doing something, trying to achieve something

 

pay for - pykat za (něco), zaplatit za (něco)

verb - to be punished for something

 

pay for - zaplatit za (něco), platit za (něco)

verb - to give someone money in exchange for a product or a service

 

turn off - odradit, nudit, nechat zchladnout, přestat vzrušovat, odpuzovat

verb - to make somebody not interested, not attracted, not excited, to make somebody not aroused any more (erotically)

 

turn in - nahlásit na policii, vydat policii

verb - to take someone to the police because they have committed a crime, to tell the police that somebody has committed a crime

 

turn in - jít spát, jít na kutě, jít do hajan

verb - to go to bed

 

half past - půl (kolikáté), půl (při určování času)

phrase - 30 minutes after a particular hour

 

turn against - obrátit se proti (někomu), obrátit (někoho) proti (někomu)

verb - to become unfriendly towards someone, to make someone become unfriendly towards someone

crew neck - kulatý výstřih

noun - a round neck on a sweater or T-shirt

roll-neck - rolák

noun, British English - a sweater with a high collar that fits closely around your neck

polo neck - rolák

noun, British English - a sweater or shirt with a high collar that fits closely around your neck

knitwear - pletené oděvy, pletené oblečení (svetry apod.)

noun - knitted clothes

passerby - kolemjdoucí (člověk)

noun - a person who is walking past someone or something, especially when something unusual happens