invert - obrátit, otočit

verb - to turn upside down, to reverse the position, order, or arrangement of something

uncompromising - nekompromisní, zásadový, neústupný, neoblomný

adjective - not willing to change opinions, standards, or behaviour, even to reach an agreement

 

volatile - těkavý, prchavý, snadno se odpařující

adjective - easily evaporating at normal temperatures; able to change from liquid to gas quickly

flex - machrovat, předvádět se, chlubit se

verb - to show off something you have or can do, especially to impress others

 

obstacle - překážka, problém, potíž

noun - something that makes it difficult to move forward or to achieve a goal

 

staple - sešít, secvaknout (sešívačkou)

verb - to attach something to something else using a stapler (e.g. sheets of paper)

 

crumple - posmutnět (v obličeji), zkroutit se (obličej)

verb - (of a face) to become sad or disappointed, as if wanting to cry

 

nurture - rozvíjet, zlepšit, zlepšovat, podporovat

verb, formal - to help something to develop and be better (e.g. a plan, an idea)

 

trusting - důvěřivý

adjective - willing to believe or tending to believe that people are good and honest

 

strip off - svléknout se, svléknout (co), sundat (si co), odložit (co)

verb - to take off your clothes, to take off a particular piece of clothes

trick-or-treat - koledovat (na Halloween), jít na halloweenskou koledu

verb - to go from house to house in costumes asking for candy on Halloween

 

wise up - dostat rozum, zmoudřet, probrat se

verb, American English, informal - to start to realize the truth about something, usually something bad or unpleasant

 

swirl - kolovat, šířit se (zvěsti, novinky)

verb - to circulate (news, rumours), to be talked about by a lot of people

understand - chápat, rozumět

verb - to realize something, to see how something works, why somebody does something etc.

contract - zadat na smlouvu, smluvně dohodnout, uzavřít smlouvu

verb - to make a written legal agreement with someone to do something for you