take in - ujmout se, vzít domů

verb - to let a person or animal stay in your home

 

take in - přijímat (do těla)

verb - to let something enter the body

 

take in - oklamat, podvést, napálit

verb - to trick or deceive someone

 

fit - velmi hezký, velmi atraktivní (sexuálně)

adjective, British English, informal - sexually attractive

 

doddle - hračka, brnkačka

noun, British English, informal - a very easy task

 

dim - hloupý, omezený, tupý, blbý

adjective, British English, informal - not intelligent

chuffed - nadšený, šťastný

adjective, British English, informal - very happy or very pleased

 

tipple - pití (alkohol), oblíbené pití (alkohol)

noun, British English, informal - an alcoholic drink, often one that someone likes and usually drinks

 

play hooky - chodit za školu

verb, American English - to stay away from school without permission

love bite - cucflek

noun, British English - a red mark on the skin that is left after someone's biting it or sucking it (as a sexual act)

hickey - cucflek

noun, American English - a red mark on the skin that is left after someone's biting it or sucking it (as a sexual act)

bin - vyhodit do koše

verb, British English, informal - to throw something away, to throw something in a bin

spigot - vodovodní kohoutek (venkovní)

noun, American English - an outdoor tap, an outdoor faucet

 

familiar - familiární, dotěrný, vlezlý, příliš osobní

adjective - very informal and friendly, often in a way that is not appropriate for the situation

 

advance - návrh (sexuální)

noun - unwanted or inappropriate sexual proposition, gesture, or action directed towards someone