instinct - instinkt, tušení

noun - a natural tendency to do something, especially one you're born with

 

boss around - poroučet, komandovat, sekýrovat (koho)

verb, informal - to keep telling someone what to do, in an irritating way

 

mind - dát pozor

verb - used to tell someone to be careful not to do something

 

make time - udělat si čas (na), najít si čas (na), najít si chvilku (na)

verb - to find some time to do something you think you should

 

touch - schopnost, um, cit (pro co), kouzlo

noun - to have an ability to do something in a particular way

 

sit around - posedávat, vysedávat (nečinně)

verb, informal - to do spend time in a lazy way, not doing anything

stop - zabránit, zamezit (někomu či něčemu v)

verb - make impossible for something to happen or someone to do something

 

steal a march on - získat výhodu nad (kým), vypálit někomu rybník,

verb - to gain an advantage over someone by acting before they do

 

might is right - nejmocnější vyhrává, moc je sladká, moc je silná

phrase - used to say that powerful people can do what they wish

 

have no clue - nemít ponětí, nemít páru (o čem)

verb, informal - to have no idea; to do not know something at all

 

trick - legrácka

noun - something you do to deceive or confuse someone, especially for fun

 

need - muset, potřebovat

verb - to have to do something (especially because it's important or necessary)

had better - raději by měl, měl by

verb - a modal expression used to tell someone what they should do

 

so that - aby

conjunction - in order to do something, with the purpose of doing something

frustrated - frustrovaný

adjective - irritated because you are trying to do something with no success