enrolment - počet zapsaných, počet přihlášených, počet účastníků

noun - the number of people who have registered or been accepted in an organization, institution, or course

undeliverable - nedoručitelný

adjective - that cannot be delivered to the receiver, usually because of an incorrect address or other problem

 

severance - odstupné, výpověď, ukončení pracovního poměru

noun - compensation paid to an employee upon termination of employment; the ending of employment, often with compensation

 

HMRC - finanční úřad

short for Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs, an agency responsible for collecting taxes in the UK

 

aggressiveness - agresivita

noun - the quality of being likely to behave in an angry way towards other people or animals

 

favouritism - protekce, nadržování

noun - the act of treating one person or one group better than others in an unfair way

 

Alicia Silverstone - Alicia Silverstone

noun - an American actress, among other roles she appeared in several Aerosmith music videos in the 1990s.

carnival - karneval

noun - an event in which people go out into the streets wearing many diffrent kinds of costumes

ironing - žehlení

noun - the activity of making clothes flat and smooth with an iron after they have been washed

 

swat - zaplácnout (hmyz)

verb - to kill or hit an insect with the palm of your hand or with something flat

 

recon - průzkum (vojenský), prozkoumávání

noun, American English - the act of looking for information about an enemy, esp. by using military units, soldiers etc.

 

distance education - distanční vzdělávání

noun - an education model in which students are not required to be physically present in the classroom

 

distance learning - distanční vzdělávání

noun - an education model in which students are not required to be physically present in the classroom

 

reconnaissance - průzkum (vojenský), prozkoumávání (vojenské)

noun - the act of looking for information about an enemy, esp. by using military units, soldiers etc.

 

Romanticism - romantismus

noun - an artistic and literary movement that originated in Europe in the late 18th and early 19th centuries characterized by a focus on emotion, individualism, imagination, and the celebration of nature