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	Slovak	English
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	Čo to do teba vošlo?	What's gotten into you? `[Am.]`
	povedať n-čo vlastnými slovami `[dok.]`	to say sth. in one's own words
	Chceš si so mnou začať?	Do you want a piece of me? `[sl.]` `[idiom]`
	Čo ty na to? `[ľud.]`	What do you think? `[What` `is` `your` `opinion` `on` `this` `issue?]`
	do `{prep}` `[+gen.]`	in
	hudba do rytmu `{adv}`	in time
	do značnej miery `{adv}`	in large measure
	ponorený do myšlienok `{adj}`	absorbed in thought
	zahĺbený do myšlienok `{adj}`	lost in thought
	do istej miery `{adv}`	in a way `[idiom]`
	pohrúžený do n-čoho `{adj}`	absorbed in sth.
	pohrúžený do n-čoho `{adj}`	deep in sth.
	zabratý do n-čoho `{adj}`	absorbed in sth.
	zabratý do n-čoho `{adj}`	deep in sth.
	zahĺbený do n-čoho `{adj}`	absorbed in sth.
	krok `{m}` do neznáma	leap in the dark
	zapojiť sa do rozhovoru `[dok.]`	to chime in
	doprava nasadnúť do n-čoho `[dok.]`	to get in sth.
	doprava nastúpiť do n-čoho `[dok.]`	to get in sth.
	vstúpiť do histórie `[dok.]`	to go down in history
	miešanie `{n}` sa do n-čoho	interference in sth.
	pohrúženie `{n}` sa do n-čoho	absorption in sth.
	zapojenie sa `{n}` do n-čoho	engagement in sth.
	ponorený do n-čoho `{adj}` `[hlboko` `zaujatý]`	deep in sth.
	fušovať do n-čoho `[nedok.]`	to dabble in / at sth.
	preniknúť do vedomia `[dok.]`	to sink in `[fig.]` `[be` `understood]`
	včleniť do n-čoho `[dok.]`	to tie in to sth.
	vziať do úvahy n-čo `[dok.]`	to factor sth. in
	zapojiť n-ho do rozhovoru	to engage sb. in conversation
	miešať sa do n-čoho `[nedok.]`	to meddle in sth.
	pliesť sa do n-čoho `[nedok.]`	to meddle in sth.
	starieť sa do n-čoho `[nedok.]`	to meddle in sth.
	zamiešať sa do n-čoho `[dok.]`	to mingle in sth.
	hist. zapísať sa do histórie `[dok.]`	to go down in history
	zapojiť sa do n-čoho `[dok.]`	to engage in sth.
	zapojiť sa do n-čoho `[dok.]`	to join in sth.
	brať do úvahy n-čo `[nedok.]` `[dok.]`	to factor sth. in
	dať do poriadku n-čo `[dok.]`	to put sth. in order
	byť pohrúžený do n-čoho `[nedok.]`	to be engrossed in sth.
	byť ponorený do n-čoho `[nedok.]`	to be engrossed in sth.
	byť zabraný do n-čoho `[nedok.]`	to be engrossed in sth.
	byť zahĺbený do n-čoho `[nedok.]`	to be engrossed in sth.
	byť zapojený do n-čoho `[nedok.]`	to be involved in sth.
	byť zasvätený do n-čoho `[nedok.]`	to be in on sth.
	pohrúžiť sa `[dok.]` do práce	to drown oneself in work `[fig.]`
	pohrúžiť sa do n-čoho `[dok.]`	to become absorbed in sth.
	pohrúžiť sa do n-čoho `[dok.]`	to become engrossed in sth.
	ponoriť sa do n-čoho `[obr.]`	to drown oneself in sth.
	vojsť sa do n-čoho `[dok.]`	to fit in / into sth.
	zabrať sa do n-čoho `[dok.]`	to become engrossed in sth.

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