beat money out of sbvyrazit z někoho peníze They should learn to quit trying to beat money out of a dead horse. WebC They won't come to your house to beat money out of you, unless you've managed to do tons without paying for it. WebC That issue dealt with the fact that the NEA is using legislation to beat money out of the taxpayers... WebC |
big spenderten, kdo hodně utrácí New defence minister a big spender. WebC It's a hard sell to convince young people who are the big spenders that cider is the most fashionable drink. WASPS Report calls city of Pittsburgh a big spender. WebC |
blow one's money on sthutratit všechny své peníze najednout, rozhazovat penězi But my dad blew his money on drinking and drugs and buying rounds for his friends. WebC He blew his money on alcohol and spent late nights at a bar, leaving his wife at home stressed out and worried about her husband. WebC After the 16th century, tastes changed again; royal families blew their money on lavish parties instead of sculptures honoring the dead. WebC |
blow one's stakepřijít o/utratit všechny své peníze We now went uptown, for we didn't see a town very often, to blow our stake. WebC Larger bets may be more to your liking if you're willing to blow your stake in a grab at a bigger prize. WebC They come to a ranch an' work up a stake and then they go into town and blow their |
book bargainvýprodej knih The Friends shop is a popular place for book bargain hunters. WebC If you are looking for a book bargain, this is it. WebC It is indeed a book bargain day, as the maximum price on any item is $1.00. WebC |
born with a silver spoon in one`s mouthod narození dobře zaopatřený Charles was born with a silver spoon in his mouth, in the castle of Arona in Northern Italy, on October 2, 1538. WebC The student in our class was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. He's never worked a day in his life. WebC He didn't work for anything. He was born with a silver spoon in his mouth and just expects to be treated like a king. WebC |
bottom outDosiahnuť najnižšiu úroveň, padnúť až na dno 1. And of course that become overlayed by the Gulf situation , but there are clear signs now that the recession has bottomed out but that we 're on the way up again. BNCB 2. This potential demand is estimated to be of the order of 600,000 , and if it becomes clear that the housing market has bottomed out and house prices are rising once more , it could provide significant support to the housing market . BNCB 3. It 's bottomed out now , but it 's fallen by about fifty or sixty in the last eight months . BNCB |
brand newzbrusu nový There was this guy who had just bought a brand new Ferrari F-50 and he was taking it for a cruise. WebC I just bought a brand new pine table that is painted black from Spiegel. WebC When was the last time you bought a brand new car? WebC |
bread and butterživobytí, obživa I’ll keep my radio job for fun, but the Monkey knife fighting is my bread and butter, and my passion. WebC The glamour industry of course, is my bread and butter. WebC Because tennis is my bread and butter I would not stop playing. WebC |
bread linefronta na potraviny rozdávané charitou; existenční minimum Right now I guess I'll focus on this life and finding something to keep me out of the bread line. WebC Finally, I stood in the bread line in Twenty-fifth Street... WebC It must be understood that about 80 per cent of the Indian people live below the bread line. WebC |
bring home the baconživit rodinu One of the reasons why Anne's parents approved of her new husband was the fact that he really brought home the bacon. Google Can women bring home the bacon and have their husbands not feel emasculated? WebCorp Why are today's two-income household budgets leaner than when just one parent brought home the bacon? Google |
bucket shopcestovní agentura, kde je možné zakoupit levné letenky If you manage to get a ticket from a bucket shop, make sure you read the fine print. WebC Your best bet may be to fly to London, or even Munich, and pick up a cheap flight from a bucket shop there. WebC If you're just after cheap international airfare, you're probably better off going to a bucket shop. WebC |
buy a lemonkoupit bezcennou, nepoužitelnou věc (obvykle o autě) If you think you've bought a lemon, first try to resolve the problem with your dealer. WebC You don't know if you've bought a lemon until it's too late. WebC Initially we loved the car but began having lots of problems, I think we were just unlucky and had bought a lemon. WebC |
buy a pig in a pokekupovat zajíce v pytli There's a definite limit on what you can successfully sell through a classified ad because people simply won't buy "a pig in a poke". WebC While English speakers must be careful not to buy a pig in a poke, Czechs have to watch out for hares in sacks. WebC "They're asking people to buy a pig in a poke, and not really telling us what the pig looks like," he said. WebC |
buy a pupkoupit něco bezcenného The car didn't even have a cam cover over the timing belt so I guess I bought a pup. WebC The fact is that the Government bought a pup. WebC At Wimbledon the size and nature of the crowds led Sam to sell to those who ultimately felt that they had bought a pup. WebC |