bail out
bail out - zaplatit kauci (za někoho)
BrE
/ˌbeɪl'aʊt/
AmE
/ˌbeɪl'aʊt/

verb - to pay money as bail to secure the release of someone from custody

worry
worry - znepokojit, dělat starosti, trápit
BrE
/'wʌri/
AmE
/'wɜ:ri/

verb - to make somebody anxious, to make somebody fear that something bad might happen

lodge
lodge - ubytovat, poskytnout ubytování, ubytovat se, bydlet
BrE
/'lɒdʒ/
AmE
/'lɑ:dʒ/

verb - to provide someone with accommodation; to stay temporarily in a place, especially overnight

 
invert - obrátit, otočit
BrE
/ɪn'vɜ:t/
AmE
/ɪn'vɜrt/

verb - to turn upside down, to reverse the position, order, or arrangement of something

 
removal man - stěhovák
BrE
/rɪ'mu:vl ˌmæn/
AmE
/rɪ'mu:vl ˌmæn/

noun, American English - a person whose job is to move furniture from one building to another

 
unhook - odepnout, sundat (něco co drží na háček)
BrE
/ʌn'hʊk/
AmE
/ʌn'hʊk/

verb - to undo the hooks on clothes or to remove something from a hook

 
carry - přenášet
BrE
/'kæri/
AmE
/'kæri/

verb - to have a disease that you can pass to other people or animals

 
transitionally - přechodně
BrE
/træn'zɪʃənli/
AmE
/træn'zɪʃənli/

adverb - in a way that relates to a change from one form to another

 
go over - přejít, překročit
BrE
/'gəʊ 'əʊvə/
AmE
/'gəʊ 'əʊvər/

verb - to move from one place to another, especially crossing a city, room, etc.

savory
savory - saturejka
BrE
/'seɪvri/
AmE
/'seɪvri/

noun - a plant that is used in cooking, especially to add taste to meat

 
industrial action - stávka, protest
BrE
/ɪnˌdʌstriəl 'ækʃn/
AmE
/ɪnˌdʌstriəl 'ækʃn/

noun, British English - an occasion when workers stop working to protest to their employers about something

 
persuasiveness - přesvědčivost
BrE
/pə'sweɪsɪvnəs/
AmE
/pər'sweɪdɪvnəs/

noun - the ability to make other people want or do what you want to

 
income tax - daň z příjmů
BrE
/'ɪŋkʌmˌtæks/
AmE
/'ɪŋkʌmˌtæks/

noun - a part of your income that you have to pay to the government

 
what is more - a co víc
BrE
/wɒt ɪz 'mɔ:/
AmE
/wɑ:t ɪz 'mɔ:r/

conjunction - a conjuction used to add more, usually surprising, information to the previous statement

 
get lost - zmiz, ztrať se, vypadni
BrE
/ˌget'lɒst/
AmE
/ˌget'lɑ:st/

verb, informal - a phrase used to tell someone you are angry with to go away