translator - překladatel

noun - a person whose job is to change a written text from one language to another

 

smother - dusit, udusit, zadusit, škrtit, uškrtit, zaškrtit

verb - to prevent somebody from breathing by covering his face; to kill somebody in this way

 

roll - kymácet se

verb - (of a ship etc.) to move from side to side (usually because of strong wind)

 

eyeliner - tužka na oči

noun - make-up that is applied to the edges of the eyelids to emphasize the eyes

 

have a one-track mind - vidět věci jen z jedné strany, dívat se na věci jen z jedné strany

verb - to think about one thing only, to see things only from one point of view

 

rev - túrovat (motor)

verb - to make the engine turn faster, to increase its rotation, esp. making it much louder

 

embezzle - zpronevěřit

verb - to steal (or using wrongly) someone else's money or property that was entrusted to you

 

proactive - aktivní

adjective - being in control of a situation, as opposed to just waiting for things to happen

cling film - potravinová fólie

noun, British English - a very thin plastic foil used to wrap food in order to keep it fresh

pee - čůrat, čurat, močit

verb, informal - to go to the toilet and let the yellowish liquid come out of your body

instalment - splátka

noun - a regular payment that is sent to someone in order to pay off a debt

 

license - oprávnit, udělit povolení, povolit, udělit oprávnění

verb - to give a written permission to do an activity (e.g. use a car or gun)

bring - přinést, přivést, přivézt, vzít (s sebou)

verb - to come somewhere with something or with somebody, to take something or somebody with you

 

interrupt - přerušit, přerušovat

verb - to stop something that has been going on, to stop somebody who has been speaking

driveway - vjezd, přístupová cesta, příjezdová cesta (ke garáži apod.)

noun - a short private road leading from the street to a house, to a garage etc.