flinch - cuknout sebou, škubnout sebou, trhnout sebou, ucuknout, cuknout

verb - to move away reflexively, esp. when you feel sudden pain, fear etc.

 

outbound - odchozí, odjíždějící, vyjíždějící, odplouvající, směřující pryč

adjective, formal - traveling away from a particular place, especially on a journey or trip

 

shun - vyhýbat se, stranit se

verb - to avoid something or somebody; to stay away from something or somebody

decease - zesnout, zemřít, skonat

verb, formal - to die or pass away, especially in a formal or legal context

 

expel - vyloučit (ze školy apod.), vyhnat

verb - to make somebody leave (a school etc.), to make somebody run away

 

discard - zahodit, vyhodit, odhodit

verb - to throw something away because you don't want or need it anymore

 

uproot - odejít z domova, vypudit z domova

verb - to move away from the place where you've lived for a long time or to make somebody move away from the place they've lived for a long time

 

gross - vydělat hrubého (před zdaněním)

verb, formal - to earn a particular amount of money, before tax has been taken away

 

deduction - odpočet, strhnutá částka

noun - an amount of money that has been taken away from the total amount

 

expense - výdaj, náklad

noun - the money you give away for something, the cost of something (in money)

 

jostle - razit si cestu, strkat se, strčit do někoho

verb - to make your way through a group of people by pushing them away

exile - vyhnanství

noun - the state of being sent away from your country, especially for political reasons

shoo - kšc, kšá

interjection - an exclamation you use when you want someone or something to go away

 

remains - pozůstatky, pozůstatek, zbytek

noun - that what is left when something has been destroyed, taken away or used

 

cut through - zkrátit si cestu (kudy)

verb - to get somewhere faster by taking a shortcut