orientation - orientace, zaškolení, zorientování se, úvodní seznámení, nasměrování

noun, formal - the process of familiarizing someone with a new place, situation, or system, or the ability to understand your position or direction

clanger - bota, přešlap, trapas, faux pas

noun, British English, informal - an embarrassing mistake, especially one made in public

 

be in the clear - být mimo nebezpečí, nebýt v podezření, nemít problém

verb - to be out of danger, not to be under suspicion, to be free of problems

 

virgin forest - prales

noun - an area of trees and plants that has never been changed or damaged by people

mirage - fata morgána, zraková iluze

noun - an optical illusion caused by atmospheric conditions, where distant objects appear displaced or distorted, often seen in deserts or on hot roads, making it look like there is water or a reflection

 

credentials - přihlašovací údaje

noun, technical - information used to authenticate a user, such as a username and password, that allows access to a system or service

 

credentials - renomé, kredit, reputace

noun - the reputation or status that someone has based on their past achievements, qualifications, or experience, particularly in a professional context

 

credentials - osvědčení, doklady, pověřovací listiny, pověření

noun - documents, qualifications, or evidence that prove a person’s identity, authority, expertise, or suitability for a particular role or task

 

angular - vyzáblý, kostnatý

adjective - having a thin, bony, or sharp-angled appearance

angular - úhlový, lomený, hranatý

adjective - having angles or sharp edges; relating to or shaped like an angle

 

slander - pomlouvat, očernit, očerňovat, hanobit, osočit, osočovat

verb - to make a false and damaging statement about someone, with the intent to harm their reputation

 

slander - pomluva, nactiutrhání, hanobení, očerňování, urážka

noun - a false spoken statement that damages a person’s reputation

 

worldly - světský, pozemský, světaznalý

adjective, formal - concerned with or experienced in material, practical matters and the things of the physical world, as opposed to spiritual or religious matters

conjecture - domnívat se, domýšlet si, spekulovat, odhadovat

verb, formal - to form an opinion or reach a conclusion based on incomplete or limited information; to make an educated guess or assumption without having full evidence

conjecture - domněnka, dohad, spekulace

noun, formal - an opinion, theory, or conclusion formed on the basis of incomplete information or evidence; a guess or hypothesis that lacks full proof