stub out - típnout, uhasit (cigaretu)

verb - to stop a cigarette from burning by pressing the end against something hard

 

roll out - vyválet, rozválet (např. těsto)

verb - to make something, e.g. dough, thin and flat by pushing a rolling pin or a similar instrument over it

 

gross out - znechutit, odpudit (někoho)

verb, American English, informal - to make somebody feel disgusted

 

fizzle out - vyšumět, vyjít do ztracena

verb, informal - to gradually end or become less successful

comb out - rozčesat

verb - to make your hair neat with a comb, to remove tangles and knots from your hair using a comb

splash out - rozšoupnout se, plácnout se přes kapsu, utratit hodně peněz

verb, British English, informal - to spend a lot of money on something

hatch out - vylíhnout se, líhnout se, vyklubat se

verb - (of birds, reptiles etc.) to come out of the egg, or (of eggs) to break and let a baby animal come out

 

walk out - opustit (partnera ap.)

verb - to leave your partner, husband or wife suddenly and end the relationship with them

 

walk out - opustit, odejít (na protest ap.)

verb - to leave a meeting or an unpleasant situation suddenly to show your disapproval of something

 

sign out - odhlásit se (ze systému apod.)

verb - to log out of a network, a computer etc.

 

fathom out - pochopit, představit si

verb, British English - to be able to understand something

 

bum out - zklamat, naštvat, zamrzet

verb, informal - to make somebody sad or disappointed

 

freak out - děsit, strašit

verb, informal - to become or cause someone to become extremely surprised, angry or confused

pull out - vytáhnout, vytrhnout

verb - to take out something from something, often with force

 

stress out - stresovat, nervovat

verb - to make someone nervous