A monk, A member of a religious community, often living a simple, disciplined life, Yeast, A substance used in baking or brewing that causes fermentation, Sparkling wine, Wine containing bubbles, such as champagne, Venture into, To enter a new or unfamiliar situation, Chase sb with, To pursue someone while holding or using something, Get sth wrapped up, To finish or complete something, Take on an acquisition, To accept or manage the purchase of another company, Do the legwork, To do the practical, often boring preparation work, Pass the work off to sb, To give your responsibilities to someone else, Move goalposts, To change the rules or expectations unfairly, Take charge, To become the person in control, Backpack around Europe, To travel across Europe with a backpack, Be a bit of a wild card, To be unpredictable or unconventional, Go through a rough patch, To experience a difficult period, Ramble, To talk or write in a confused or unfocused way, Jet lag, Tiredness caused by travelling across time zones, Have time allocated for each sight, To schedule a specific amount of time for each place, Hit on sb, To flirt with someone, Crepe, A thin French pancake, Hot wine, Mulled wine, usually served warm, Pinky promise, A promise sealed by linking little fingers, Take over a family business, To inherit and manage a family-owned company, Devastated, Extremely upset or shocked, Cut the crap, Stop talking nonsense or avoid the truth, Pitch to sb, To present an idea or proposal to someone, Throw a party, To organise a celebration, Raid small businesses, To aggressively target or exploit small companies, Clarify the terms, To make conditions or rules clear, Be on speaking terms, To be able to talk to each other without conflict, Nightcap, A drink taken before going to sleep.

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