take in - zúžit (oblečení)

verb - to make clothes narrower

 

give in - poddat se (něčemu), přestat se bránit

verb - to stop fighting against something

 

keep in - držet (někoho někde), nepustit (někoho) ven

verb - to make somebody stay in a place, not to allow somebody leave or go home

 

go in - vejít, vstoupit

verb - to enter

 

dig in - pustit se do jídla

verb, informal - to start eating

 

cut in - předbíhat, předběhnout

verb, American English - to stand in a line of people in front of those who were there before you

take in - vychutnat si (např. výhled), kochat se (něčím)

verb - to enjoy something, to enjoy the sight of something

 

fall in - propadnout se

verb - to collapse

 

bring in - vynést, přinést, vydělat (co peníze)

verb - to make money, to earn money

 

bring in - zapojit, přizvat, přivést (koho)

verb - to invite someone or to make someone come to a place

 

let in - vpustit, vpouštět, pustit (dovnitř)

verb - to allow something or someone to enter

 

pour in - hrnout se (dovnitř)

verb - to arrive or come in large numbers or amounts, especially continuously or rapidly

 

fill in - zastoupit (někoho), zaskočit (za někoho)

verb - to do someone's job for a short time when they are not available

believe in - věřit v (někoho, něco)

verb - to be sure that somebody or something exists; to feel that somebody can be trusted or will be successful

 

consist in - spočívat v (čem), tkvět (v čem)

verb, formal - to lie in, to have something as the main part