neat - uspořádaný, upravený, úhledný, čistý, uklizený

adjective - tidy, caring about one's appearance, in order

 

adaptable - přizpůsobivý

adjective - able to change in order to succeed

 

arranged - uspořádaný

adjective - being put in a neat or required order

 

lest - aby ne

conjunction, literary - in order not to, for fear of something

 

subsequent - následný, po sobě jdoucí

adjective - following in time or order, happening after something

 

succession - následnictví, následovnictví

noun - the order in which one person succeeds another

 

succession - sled, řetězec (událostí)

noun - the order in which things follow one another

 

vice versa - naopak

adverb - the other way round, in the reverse order

 

reinvent - předělat, přetvořit

verb - to change something in order to improve it

 

hocus-pocus - habaďůra

noun - something you say in order to deceive people

 

haphazardly - ledabyle, chaoticky, nahodile, náhodně

adverb - with no particular order, in a disorganized fashion

first - první

determiner - coming before all others in time or order

 

fiddle around with - hrát si s (něčím) pohrávat si s (něčím), vrtat se v (něčem)

verb, informal - to keep moving or playing with something in order to make it look better, in order to fix it etc.

 

fiddle about with - hrát si s (něčím) pohrávat si s (něčím), vrtat se v (něčem)

verb, British English, informal - to keep moving or playing with something in order to make it look better, in order to fix it etc.

squint - mžourat, mhouřit, přimhouřit (oči)

verb - to close your eyes slightly in order to protect them from bright light or in order to see something better