unwittingly - nevědomky, neúmyslně, bezděčně

adverb - in a way that is done without knowing or intending it

 

betrothed - snoubenec, snoubenka

noun, literary - the person who someone has promised to marry

 

betrothed - zasnoubený, zaslíbený

adjective, dated - formally promised to marry someone

 

putrid - hnilobný, páchnoucí, shnilý, odporný

adjective - decaying and producing a very unpleasant smell; extremely unpleasant or disgusting

 

truncation - zkrácení, osekání, zestručnění, useknutí konce

noun, formal - the act of making something shorter by cutting off a part of it

 

truncate - zkrátit, osekat, seseknout, seříznout, zestručnit, uříznout konec

verb, formal - to make something shorter by cutting off a part of it

trail - sledovat, stopovat

verb - to follow someone or something, often secretly, in order to watch them

trail - táhnout (za sebou), vláčet, vléct

verb - to pull something behind you, or to be pulled along the ground

trailing - plazivý, převislý, popínavý

adjective - growing along the ground or hanging down instead of standing upright

 

exploratory - průzkumný, výzkumný, zjišťovací

adjective - done in order to discover information or to examine something in more detail

 

categorical - kategorický, jednoznačný, rozhodný

adjective - expressed in a very clear and direct way, leaving no doubt or possibility of change

 

semiconductor - polovodič

noun - a substance or material that allows electricity to pass through it under some conditions but not under others, used especially in electronic devices

 

conductor - vodič (elektřiny, tepla)

noun - a substance or material that allows electricity or heat to pass through it easily

 

commensurate - úměrný, přiměřený, odpovídající, srovnatelný

adjective, formal - matching something in size, degree, or importance; appropriate in relation to something else

 

dementia - demence, slabomyslnost

noun, technical - a serious mental condition in which a person gradually loses the ability to think, remember, and behave normally, usually because of disease or old age