turn in - odevzdat

verb, American English - to give something to someone who is in charge, who has authority

 

hand in - odevzdat, předat, předložit, podat

verb - to give something to someone who is in charge, who has authority

 

recreate - obnovit, znovu vytvořit, obrodit

verb - to make something again or bring it back to its original state

 

torch - podpálit, zapálit (úmyslně)

verb - to set fire to something, especially a building or a vehicle, deliberately

stethoscope - stetoskop, fonendoskop

noun - a medical instrument that is used to listen to internal body sounds

 

shrink-proof - odolný proti srážení, nesrážlivý, nesrážející se

adjective - designed or treated to prevent shrinking when subjecting to washing or heat

 

soundproof - odhlučnit, udělat zvukotěsným

verb - to make something resistant to sound, so that noise cannot pass through

 

recondition - repasovat, opravit, obnovit

verb - to restore something to a good or usable condition, typically by repairing

lag behind - zaostávat, zaostávat za někým, loudat se, pozdit se

verb - to be slower than is expected, to be slower than the rest

 

fertility - plodnost, úrodnost

noun - the ability to produce offspring or the capacity to support plant growth

 

throng - nahrnout se, hrnout se, valit se (dav)

verb, literary - to go somewhere in large numbers, to be somewhere in large numbers

 

quench - utišit, uklidnit, uspokojit (emoce, touhu, vášně)

verb - to suppress or put an end to (a feeling, emotion, desire, etc.)

 

wring your hands - lomit rukama

verb - to clasp and twist your hands to show worry, distress, or helplessness

 

go belly up - zkrachovat, přijít na buben, položit se

verb, informal - to fail or collapse, often used in reference to businesses or plans

 

volition - vůle, chtění, volba, rozhodnutí z vlastní vůle

noun, formal - the power to choose something freely or to make your own decisions