bolster - podpořit, posílit, povzbudit, pozvednout

verb - to support, strengthen, or improve something, often by providing encouragement or help

ferment - kvasit, zkvasit, fermentovat, podrobit kvašení

verb - to cause a chemical change in food or drink by the action of bacteria or yeast

aperitif - aperitiv

noun - an alcoholic drink taken before a meal to stimulate the appetite

 

consolidation - sloučení, sjednocení, integrace

noun - the process of combining several things into a single more effective or organized whole

 

consolidation - upevnění, posílení, sjednocení, konsolidace

noun - the process of becoming stronger, more united, or more certain

 

unforgiving - neúprosný, nelítostný, drsný, nepřívětivý, nehostinný, nevlídný

adjective - (of conditions or situations) very difficult, harsh, or severe

 

unforgiving - neodpouštějící, nesmiřitelný, nekompromisní, neúprosný, nemilosrdný

adjective - (of a person) not willing to forgive other people for their mistakes

 

resound - ozývat se, rozléhat se, znít, hlasitě znít, dunět

verb - to fill a place with a loud sound or echo

 

resounding - zvučný, hlasitý, jasně znějící

adjective - (of a sound) very loud and deep

 

resounding - ohromný, výborný, vynikající, obrovský, mimořádný

adjective - very great, clear, or complete

valerian - kozlík, kozlík lékařský

noun, technical - a plant witch clusters of small white and pink flowers whose root is used in medicine, often to help people relax or sleep

off-white - špinavě bílý, smetanový, mírně našedlý, nažloutlý

adjective - describing something that is almost white, but not pure white

off white - špinavě bílá, smetanová, mírně našedlá, nažloutlá (barva)

noun - a colour that is close to white but with a hint of another shade, such as cream, beige, or grey

 

internalize - zinternalizovat, osvojit si, přijmout za své

verb - to make something (like an idea, belief, or behavior) a natural part of the way you think or behave

 

fossilization - fosilizace, zkamenění

noun - the process by which something becomes fossilized; often used literally for bones or plants turning into fossils, or metaphorically for ideas or behaviors becoming fixed and unchanging