Usages of zub
Od rána mě bolí zub, proto dnes nechci jíst nic studeného.
My tooth has hurt since morning, so today I do not want to eat anything cold.
Můj bratr říká, že ho také bolí jeden zub a že musí jít k zubaři.
My brother says that one of his teeth also hurts and that he has to go to the dentist.
Zubař říká, že když mě bude zub bolet i zítra, mám přijít ráno.
The dentist says that if my tooth still hurts tomorrow, I should come in the morning.
Zubařka mi říká, že po léku bude zub bolet méně.
The female dentist tells me that after the medicine the tooth will hurt less.
Prosím vás, bolí mě zub a mám teplotu; může se dnes na mě zubařka podívat?
Excuse me, my tooth hurts and I have a fever; can the female dentist see me today?
Než jdu spát, vždycky si čistím zuby kartáčkem a pastou.
Before I go to sleep, I always brush my teeth with a toothbrush and toothpaste.
Po večeři si moje dcera čistí zuby kartáčkem.
After dinner my daughter brushes her teeth with a toothbrush.
Pasta na zuby není na stole, je v koupelně.
The toothpaste is not on the table, it is in the bathroom.
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