lay out - rozložit, rozestavět, rozvrhnout, rozplánovat, vyskládat (kde)

verb - to arrange something neatly, so it can be seen clearly or ready to use

 

pile up - hromadit (se), nahromadit (se), kupit (se), vršit (se)

verb - (of work etc.) to increase in number so it becomes harder to deal with

 

shine - leštit, naleštit, vyleštit

verb - to polish, to rub an object so that it is very clean and bright

rare - polosyrový (steak apod.)

adjective - (of a steak etc.) not cooked completely so that it is still red inside

 

drop off - vysadit

verb - to take somebody somewhere and stop the car so that they can get off

boil - vařit (ve vodě)

verb - to cook in water that is so hot that there are bubbles in it

bar - zatarasit, zablokovat, zahradit, znemožnit průchod

verb - to block a place, entrance, or way so that people cannot enter or pass through

 

unroll - rozbalit, rozbalit se, rozvinout, rozvinout se

verb - to open or unwind something that has been rolled up so that it becomes flat

carve - krájet, nakrájet, porcovat, naporcovat (maso)

verb - to cut cooked meat into smaller pieces, usually slices, so that you can eat it

 

bring forward - přesunout na dřívější čas

verb - to change the time or date of something so that it happens earlier than planned

 

main beams - dálková světla

noun, British English - headlights that you use at night when there's no traffic so you can see farther

high beams - dálková světla

noun, American English - headlights that you use at night when there's no traffic so you can see farther

 

high beam headlights - dálková světla

noun, American English - headlights that you use at night when there's no traffic so you can see farther

 

streamline - dát aerodynamický tvar

verb - to shape something so that it can move quickly and easily through air or water

 

cheapen - znehodnotit, zhoršit

verb - to make something or someone less important so that people start to respect them less