go wrong - pokazit se, porouchat se

verb, British English - to stop working correctly

 

go wrong - nevydařit se

verb - to become unpleasant and unsuccessful

 

let off - vystřelit, odpálit

verb - to fire a gun or make a bomb or fireworks explode

 

put out - obtěžovat, dělat potíže, dělat problémy, dělat nepříjemnosti

verb - to cause difficulty for someone

 

dosage - dávkování (léku)

noun - the amount of medicine or drug that someone should take at one time

 

counterpart - protějšek

noun - a person or a thing that has the same or similar function or position as another one in a different situation

happy ending - šťastný konec

noun - the last part of a story, book or film when everything turns out well end everyone is happy

busted - zatčen, přistižen, zatčený, přistižený

adjective, American English, informal - caught doing something wrong

 

pivot - ústřední bod, středobod

noun - the central point that supports something that balances or turns

 

additionally - navíc, kromě toho

adverb - in a way that is to a greater extent than before

 

go off - odejít, opustit místo

verb - to leave a place and go somewhere else, especially to do something

 

let off - dát mírný trest

verb - to not punish someone who committed a crime or to give them only a light punishment

 

Argentinian - argentinský

adjective - relating to Argentina

 

Argentinian - Argentinec

noun - a person from Argentina

 

creek - malá zátoka, fjord

noun, British English - a narrow place where the sea flows into the land