come in - vstoupit, vejít

verb - to enter a house or a room

bring in - uvést (co), zavést (co), přijít s (čím)

verb - to introduce something

break in - vloupat se

verb - to enter a building etc. by force

 

pour in - hrnout se (dovnitř)

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

 

pitch in - přispět (např. finančně), pomoci, zapojit se, přiložit ruku k dílu

verb - to help with something, especially in collecting money for something

 

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

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

 

vote in - zvolit (do funkce)

verb - to elect somebody for a particular position

 

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

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

 

chip in - vmísit se do rozhovoru

verb, informal - to interrupt a conversation or discussion by saying something

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

 

blend in - zapadnout, splývat, splynout

verb - to look similar or almost the same as the surroundings

 

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

 

turn in - jít spát, jít na kutě, jít do hajan

verb - to go to bed

fill in - sdělit podrobnosti, zasvětit

verb - to tell someone the details about something they missed or something they want to know more about

 

rake in - shrábnout, nahrabat si, namastit si kapsu, vydělat, vydělávat, snadno vydělat

verb, informal - to get or earn a lot of money without trying hard