turn around - otočit se, obrátit se

verb - to move your body in a way to face the other direction

 

thrust - vrazit, vstrčit, vbodnout

verb - to put something somewhere with much force; to push with much force

 

treatment - léčení, léčba, ošetření, zásah

noun - the use of medicine to try to cure a disease or illness

stroke - hladit, pohladit

verb - to touch or rub gently, to move the hand gently over something

strip - svléknout se, svlékat se, svléknout, svlékat (někoho)

verb - to take off your clothes or to take off someone else's clothes

 

stiff - tuhý, ztuhlý, nehybný, naškrobený

adjective - difficult to bend; (of the legs etc.) painful to bend or move

 

script - scénář

noun - the words that the actors have to learn in order to perform

 

theatregoer - návštěvník divadla (častý)

noun - a person who likes going to the theatre (to see plays etc.)

 

turn round - otočit se, obrátit se

verb - to move your body in a way to face the other direction

 

do homework - psát úkoly, dělat úkoly

verb - to carry out the tasks you are required to do for school

 

screw - vykašlat se na, vybodnout se na

verb, informal - to stop worrying about somebody or something, to ignore somebody or something

 

be into - být zamilovaný do (koho), být zakoukaný do (koho)

verb, informal - to have a crush on somebody, to be in love with someone

 

pass - uplynout, minout, propásnout, nechat minout

verb - to go past and disappear, to let something go past and disappear

 

experiment - dělat pokusy, experimentovat

verb - to test something in order to discover something or learn something new

 

pool - sdílet, používat společně (s někým)

verb - to use something with someone else in order to save money etc.