put-on - mystifikace

noun - information that is not true but tries to make people believe it

 

on earth - proboha (v otázkách)

phrase - a phrase used after why, where, who etc. when we are angry

 

hands-on - aktivní

adjective - active

 

on foot - pěšky

adverb - not using a vehicle, walking

 

round on - slovně napadnout (někoho)

verb, British English - to attack someone (esp. verbally)

 

on schedule - přesně podle plánu, v termínu

phrase - just as has been planned, not late and not early

 

on hold - v pořadí, čekající (při telefonování)

adverb - delayed until a later time, when using the phone

 

on TV - v televizi, v telce

adverb - being shown by television

 

head-on - čelně (např. o nehodě)

adverb - in a way that the front of something (e.g. a car) hits the front of something else (e.g. another car)

 

head-on - čelní, přímý, přední (např. o nehodě)

adjective - happening in a way that the front of something (e.g. a car) hits the front of something else (e.g. another car)

 

on business - obchodně, pracovně, služebně

adverb - to go somewhere or do something as a part of your job

on display - vystavený, vyložený (k podívání)

adverb - put somewhere where people can look at it

 

come on - ale no tak

interjection - an exclamation we use when we think someone said or did something that is not right or when we want them to hurry up

 

himself - (on sám) sebe, se, sobě

pronoun - a masculine reflexive pronoun

on-board computer - palubní počítač

noun - a special electronic tool inside a vehicle that keeps track of things like how the engine is working and how much fuel is being used