invert - obrátit, otočit

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

 

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

 

wise up - dostat rozum, zmoudřet, probrat se

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

 

rejuvenate - omladit, osvěžit, oživit

verb - to make someone or something to look better, work better or feel younger

understand - chápat, rozumět

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

 

swirl - kolovat, šířit se (zvěsti, novinky)

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

contract - zadat na smlouvu, smluvně dohodnout, uzavřít smlouvu

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

 

go over - přejít, překročit

verb - to move from one place to another, especially crossing a city, room, etc.

savory - saturejka

noun - a plant that is used in cooking, especially to add taste to meat

 

detach - oddělit, izolovat, vytvořit odstup

verb - to move one thing further from another, to separate something from a group

 

sourdough - kvásek (chlebový)

noun - dough that is left to ferment in order to make bread using it

 

what is more - a co víc

conjunction - a conjuction used to add more, usually surprising, information to the previous statement

 

pass on - předat dál

verb - to give something to somebody (especially after you've had it or used it)

 

persuasiveness - přesvědčivost

noun - the ability to make other people want or do what you want to

 

industrial action - stávka, protest

noun, British English - an occasion when workers stop working to protest to their employers about something