bring - přinést, přivést, přivézt, vzít (s sebou)

verb - to come somewhere with something or with somebody, to take something or somebody with you

stake out - sledovat, provádět dozor

verb - to watch a place or a person, especially to see if they do anything illegal

 

dread - obava, bázeň

noun - fear, especially of something that is going to happen or might be going to happen

nuzzle - lísat se, tulit se

verb - to touch or rub gently (usually with the nose, cheek, mouth etc.) to show affection

concert hall - koncertní síň

noun - a place where you can go to listen to a concert, usually of classical music

burp - krkat, říhat, krknout si, říhnout si

verb - to allow air to come out of your stomach with a noise in your throat

 

be relieved - ulevit se (někomu)

verb - to be pleased and happy because you do not need to worry or fear anymore

get on - vycházet (s kým)

verb - to have a good relationship with somebody; to have a relationship (either good or bad)

guard - střežit, chránit

verb - to protect somebody from harm, to watch over a person, a thing or a place

go - chodit, jezdit, jít, jet

verb - to move from one place to another using your feet or a means of transport

load - naložit, nakládat

verb - to put things on a ship, a lorry etc. that need to be transported somewhere

 

license - oprávnit, udělit povolení, povolit, udělit oprávnění

verb - to give a written permission to do an activity (e.g. use a car or gun)

send - poslat, odeslat, posílat

verb - to order somebody or something to go or be taken somewhere, usually by mail etc.

student - student, žák, studentka

noun - a person who goes to school regularly in order to prepare for a future job

resent - cítit se ukřivděně (čím), mít za zlé

verb - to be angry because you feel that someone or something has been unfair to you