bridle - uzda

noun - leather bands put on a horse's head in order to be able to control it

student - student, žák, studentka

noun - a person who goes to school regularly in order to prepare for a future job

resent - cítit se ukřivděně (čím), mít za zlé

verb - to be angry because you feel that someone or something has been unfair to you

sunbathe - opalovat se, ležet na sluníčku, slunit se

verb - to lie in the sun esp. when you want your skin to be darker colour

 

split - rozštěpit, puknout, rozštěpit se, rozštípnout, prasknout

verb - to break or be broken off into two parts, from one end to the other

pedal - šlapat (na kole)

verb - to press the pedals of a bike etc. with your feet in order to move

really - opravdu, skutečně, velmi, moc

adverb - very, used to emphasize the degree of something, used to emphasize that something is true

questionnaire - dotazník

noun - a list of questions given to many people in order to find out some information

put away - sklidit, odklidit, uklidit, dát pryč

verb - to return something to its usual place because you are not using it any more

sum up - shrnout, sečíst

verb - to make a summary; to describe the main points of something in a few words

split up - rozejít se

verb - to stop being boyfriend and girlfriend / husband and wife etc., to break such a relationship

 

smother - dusit, udusit, zadusit, škrtit, uškrtit, zaškrtit

verb - to prevent somebody from breathing by covering his face; to kill somebody in this way

 

roll - kymácet se

verb - (of a ship etc.) to move from side to side (usually because of strong wind)

translator - překladatel

noun - a person whose job is to change a written text from one language to another

bait - návnada

noun - food you use to attract animals, birds or fish, especially in order to catch them