squeeze - vymačkat, vytlačit, vylisovat, vyždímat

verb - to get liquid out of something by pressing it hard or twisting it

 

turf - drn (travní), travní dlaždice

noun, British English - a square piece of grass that has been cut out of the ground

gush - řinout se, prýštit, tryskat, valit se, vytékat (o tekutině)

verb - to flow out suddenly and profusely, often with a rushing or spouting sound

 

warp - zkřivit, zdeformovat, zkroutit

verb - to twist or bend out of shape, especially due to heat or moisture

 

conundrum - hádanka, záhada, hlavolam

noun - a problem or a question that is confusing and difficult to figure out

 

up and around - zase zdravý, zase jako rybička, zase na nohách

adverb, American English - healthy again, being able to go out again, esp. after you've been ill

 

current account - běžný účet (v bance)

noun, British English - a bank account that you can take money out of at any time

 

abridged - zkrácený, zestručněný

adjective - made shorter, especially by crossing out some things and keeping the important parts

 

rise and shine - vstávat a cvičit, vstávat a s chutí do nového dne

phrase - usually used to tell someone to wake up and get out of bed

burp - nechat odříhnout (kojence)

verb - to help a baby to let air out of its stomach after feeding

glass - sklenice, sklenička

noun - a thing that you use to drink out of, esp. wine, lemonade, etc.

 

consort - zahazovat se (s kým)

verb - (disapproving) to spend time with, to waste time by hanging out with someone

 

proof - zkouška (mat.)

noun - a way of finding out that a mathematical problem has been solved correctly

spit - plivat, plivnout

verb - to force something out of your mouth (saliva, a piece of food, etc.)

ledge - římsa

noun - a narrow horizontal surface that sticks out from a wall or rock etc.