wring - ždímat, vyždímat

verb - to twist a wet piece of cloth or clothing in order to remove water from it

 

ordinal - řadový, pořadový

adjective - having or related to a numerical order

 

additive - přísada

noun - a substance which is added in small amounts to food in order to improve its taste, make it last longer, etc.

blinds - závěsy, rolety, žaluzie, roleta

noun - something that can cover the window in order that daylight doesn't get into the room and people outside can't see in

playlist - seznam skladeb

noun - a list or collection of songs or pieces of music selected and arranged in a specific order

 

break down - rozebrat, rozepsat, analyzovat, rozčlenit

verb - to divide something into parts or smaller portions in order to analyse it or understand it better

 

stow away - cestovat na černo, cestovat jako černý pasažér

verb - to hide aboard a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle in order to travel secretly and without paying

buff up - namakat se, udělat si svaly

verb, informal - (usually of men) to exercise in order to make your muscles bigger and to look more attractive

run over - přeletět, proletět, rychle přečíst (text apod.)

verb - to read, look at, or rehearse something quickly in order to check the main points or details

 

grower - pěstitel

noun - a person who grows a particular type of plant, fruit or vegetable in order to sell them

 

crack - rozbít

verb - to break something such as an egg or a nut in order to use what is inside

antenna - anténa

noun, American English - a metal wire or a rod that a radio or television needs in order to receive signal

 

conservation - šetření, uchování

noun - the process of using something (water, gas, etc.) carefully in order not to waste or damage it

 

dissociate - odloučit se, distancovat se

verb - to show that you are not connected with something or someone, usually in order to avoid trouble

 

UHT milk - mléko s prodlouženou trvanlivostí

noun, British English - milk that has been heated to a very high temperature in order to last longer (British English)