turn in - nahlásit na policii, vydat policii

verb - to take someone to the police because they have committed a crime, to tell the police that somebody has committed a crime

 

secondary - středoškolský, střední (u školy)

adjective - of, relating to, or being a school providing education for students who have completed primary school

speeding ticket - pokuta za rychlou jízdu, pokuta za překročení povolené rychlosti

noun - the fine you have to pay if you are caught driving faster than the speed limit

 

bond - dluhopis

noun - an agreement by a company to pay you interest on the money you have lent them

 

nymphomania - nymfomanie

noun - the behavior of a woman who wants to have sex more often than is considered normal

 

dividend - podíl na zisku, dividenda

noun - an amount of money that a company pays to people who have shares in the company

 

hide-and-seek - schovávaná, hra na schovávanou, hra na schovku, schovka

noun - a game in which a player is supposed to find other players who have hidden themselves

hypocrite - pokrytec

noun - a person claiming to have certain moral principles, opinions or beliefs that they don't really hold

 

leave - dovolená

noun - the time when you do not go to work, e.g. because you have a baby etc.

put down - položit

verb - to leave a thing that you have been holding on a table, on the floor etc.

rubber - guma (na gumování)

noun, British English - a small object which you can use to remove something which you have written in pencil

eraser - guma

noun, American English - a small object which you can use to remove something which you have written in pencil

 

retaliation - odplata, pomsta

noun - revenge, something you do in order to harm or hurt someone because they have hurt you

 

take it or leave it - ber nebo nech být (v imperativu), přijmout nebo nechat být

verb - a phrase we use to tell someone that they can either accept something or have nothing

nibble - chuťovka, jednohubka

noun - something small to eat that you have before dinner or at parties (usually used in plural)