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

 

half past - půl (kolikáté), půl (při určování času)

phrase - 30 minutes after a particular hour

 

turn against - obrátit se proti (někomu), obrátit (někoho) proti (někomu)

verb - to become unfriendly towards someone, to make someone become unfriendly towards someone

 

send out - rozeslat

verb - to send a copy of something to many people or places

 

send down - poslat do vězení

verb - to put somebody in prison

 

put by - dát stranou (peníze)

verb, British English - to save something, usually money, for a particular purpose

 

put towards - přidat na (něco), přispět (na něco)

verb - to add an amount of money to the amount you need to pay for something

 

look around for - poohlédnout se po (něčem), poohlížet se po (něčem)

verb - to try to find something by looking in different places

 

mould - přiléhat, sedět (oblečení ap.)

verb - to fit round something tightly

 

mould - ovlivňovat, utvářet

verb - to influence someone or something for some time so that they develop in a particular way

 

mould - typ (člověka)

noun - a style showing the attitudes, behavior or lifestyle that are typical of someone or something

 

hollow - falešný

adjective - (of feelings, laughs, etc.) not sincere

 

gravity - závažnost (situace)

noun, formal - (of a situation or event) extreme importance

 

friction - napětí, neshoda (mezi lidmi)

noun - a tension or disagreement between people