invert - obrátit, otočit

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

inverted commas - uvozovky

noun, British English - punctuation marks that show where a quotation begins and ends (" " or ' '), also called quotation marks

common-sense - rozumný, smysluplný (založený na zdravém rozumu)

adjective - demonstrating practical reasoning or judgment based on ordinary experience and understanding

 

search me - nemám tušení, vůbec netuším, nemám páru, nemám potuchy

phrase, informal - a phrase that we say when we don't have the slightest idea

turnpike - dálnice, placená dálnice

noun, American English - a toll road, typically a major highway or expressway, where drivers must pay a fee at toll booths

 

expressway - dálnice, rychlostní silnice, víceproudá silnice

noun, American English - a high-speed road designed for fast traffic, typically with limited access points and separate lanes for opposing directions

 

honoree - laureát, držitel ocenění, oceněná osoba

noun - a person who receives an award or honour

 

every now and again - občas, čas od času, sem tam

adverb - sometimes, occasionally

 

tastefully - vkusně, s vkusem, decentně

adverb - done with subtle elegance or refinement

 

pumice - pemza (hornina)

noun - a light, porous volcanic rock formed from solidified frothy lava

 

habitually - obvykle, zpravidla, zvyklostně

adverb - in a way that is usual for someone or often repeated

 

implacable - neúprosný, neoblomný, nesmiřitelný

adjective - unable to be stopped, changed, or satisfied; very determined in anger or opposition

 

incarnate - ztělesnit, zosobnit, vtělit

verb, formal - to represent a quality or idea in a clear and obvious form, especially in human shape

 

incarnate - vtělený, ztělesněný, zosobněný

adjective, formal - having taken human form; showing a quality in the most clear or extreme way

hovel - chatrč, barabizna, bouda, chýše

noun - a small, very poor, and dirty house or room