synchronize - synchronizovat, sladit, seřídit, uvést do souladu

verb - to cause two or more things to happen at the same time or to operate together in the same rhythm or speed

 

buy off - podplatit, uplatit, koupit si (někoho)

verb - to offer money etc. to someone, usually in a dishonest way, because you do not want them to do something against you

 

premiere - mít premiéru, být poprvé uveden

verb - to perform a play or a similar type of entertainment or to show a film to an audience for the first time

 

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

 

suit yourself - jak chceš, jak si přeješ, ať je po tvém

phrase, informal - a phrase we use to tell somebody to do what they want to do, even though we may not agree with it

disappoint - zklamat

verb - to let somebody down, to cause someone to be sad and unhappy because you haven't done something that the person hoped for

bewilder - zmást, poplést, vyvést z míry, nejít na rozum, nejít do hlavy

verb - to confuse someone very much

 

snag - chytit, získat, čapnout

verb, American English, informal - to get hold of something

 

petrify - proměnit v kámen, nechat zkamenět

verb - to turn something into stone

 

stamp - rozčileně kráčet, dupat

verb - to walk angrily and noisily

 

lie back - opřít se, uvolnit se

verb - to relax and do nothing

 

quiz - zkoušet (písemně či ústně), testovat (ve škole), dát písemku

verb, American English - to test students in formally

 

provided - poskytnutý

adjective - given to someone, made available

swig - hltat, pít (velkými hlty)

verb, informal - to drink in large gulps

 

immutable - neměnný, neměnitelný, stálý

adjective, formal - not able to be changed