whip out - vytasit, rychle vytáhnout

verb - to take something out very quickly

 

die out - vymřít, vyhynout

verb - to become extinct, to stop existing

rub out - vygumovat

verb, British English - to remove something that you have written, using a rubber

 

knock out - uspat, knokautovat

verb - to cause someone to become unconscious or go to sleep

 

knock out - vyřadit (ze soutěže)

verb - to defeat someone in a game, so that they cannot continue competing

sort out - roztřídit, zorganizovat

verb - to organize the contents of something effectively and reasonably

 

puzzle out - rozluštit, vyřešit, vypátrat

verb - to figure out a problem by thinking very carefully

 

pull out - vjet do silnice (z kraje vozovky)

verb - (of a car) to move into the road from the side

thaw out - tát, roztát, nechat roztát

verb - to heat something frozen so that it becomes liquid or soft again, or to change from frozen to liquid and soft

 

max out - dosáhnout limitu

verb - to reach the limit

 

psych out - rozhodit (psychicky), zdeptat (psychicky)

verb, informal - to say something that will make someone perform badly, feel bad or nervous

 

rat out - donášet na (někoho), žalovat na (někoho), říct (něco an někoho), udat (někoho)

verb, American English, informal - to tell someone (the police, parents, teachers etc.) that somebody did something wrong

 

flunk out - vyletět (ze školy), být propuštěn (ze školy)

verb, American English, informal - to have to leave school because you have failed your exams

 

watch out - pozor, bacha, opatrně

interjection - used to warn someone about something dangerous

 

wash out - omýt, vymýt, vypláchnout

verb - to remove something by washing