be obliged - být zavázán, muset

verb, formal - to have an obligation to do something

 

bound - jistý, velmi pravděpodobný

adjective - certain to happen, extremely likely to happen

 

opt - zvolit si, rozhodnout se pro, zvolit, volit, vybrat, vybrat si

verb - to decide for something; to choose something

 

yield - podlehnout, podvolit se

verb, formal - to agree to do something that you don't want to do, usually because you have been forced to

clear your throat - odkašlat si

verb - to make a coughing sound in order to attract attention or to be able to speak more easily

 

make over - přepsat (něco na někoho), převést (něco na někoho)

verb - to transfer the ownership of something from one person to another, to give something to someone legally, officially

 

keep a low profile - držet se při zemi, neprojevovat se moc výrazně, nebýt na očích, neupoutávat pozornost

verb - to keep out of sight, to try not to be seen or heard, try not to attract attention

dare - vyhecovat, vyzvat (někoho k něčemu)

verb - to challenge someone to do something, to make someone prove that they are brave enough to do something

 

go astray - ztratit se, sejít z cesty, pokazit se

verb - to lose the right direction, to get lost or stolen, to go wrong

have cold feet - mít strach, nemít odvahu, dostat strach

verb - to suddenly feel scared or frightened to do something you planned to do

 

present - přednést, prezentovat

verb - to show your ideas, plans, etc. to other people for them to consider

 

go down like a lead balloon - ztroskotat jako balón z olova

verb, British English, informal - not to be accepted well; not to succeed; not to end up well

 

must not - nesmět

verb - not to be allowed to do something, to be forbidden from doing something

get cold feet - dostat strach, ztratit odvahu

verb - to suddenly feel scared or frightened to do something you planned to do

 

starve - hladovět

verb - to be very hungry, to have nothing to eat for a long time