mentor - mentorovat, vést, radit, školit, zaučivat

verb - to advise or train someone, especially a younger or less experienced person

mentor - mentor, rádce, průvodce, učitel, instruktor

noun - an experienced and trusted advisor who guides and supports someone less experienced

 

bitterly - nesmírně, extrémně, prudce, ostře, urputně

adverb - extremely or unpleasantly (used to emphasize)

 

bitterly - hořce, trpce, zahořkle

adverb - in a way that shows strong negative emotions such as anger, sadness, or disappointment

 

achievable - dosažitelný, splnitelný, proveditelný

adjective - possible to accomplish or do successfully

stifle - dusit, přidusit, dusit se

verb - to suffocate or make unable to breathe properly

stifle - potlačit, zadržet, brzdit, bránit

verb - to restrain or suppress e.g. an action, emotion, or thought

caterer - dodavatel občerstvení, cateringová firma, poskytovatel cateringových služeb

noun - a person or company that provides food, drinks, and sometimes other services for events, gatherings, or parties

 

cater - obstarávat, zajišťovat potřeby, vyhovět, uspokojit (potřeby)

verb - to satisfy the needs or desires of a particular group or individual

cater - zajišťovat občerstvení (na akci apod.)

verb - to provide food, drink, or services for an event, gathering, or group of people

golfer - golfista, hráč golfu

noun - a person who plays the game of golf, either as a hobby or professionally

 

destitute - bez prostředků, chudobný, nuzný, zcela nemajetný

adjective - lacking the basic necessities of life, such as food, shelter, or money; completely impoverished

 

impasse - slepá ulička, patová situace, bezvýchodná situace, mrtvý bod

noun - a situation in which progress is impossible, especially because of disagreement

imploring - prosebný, úpěnlivý, naléhavý

adjective, formal - showing or expressing an earnest or desperate appeal or plea; asking or begging with a sense of urgency and emotion

implore - zapřísahat, žadonit, naléhavě prosit, úpěnlivě žádat

verb, formal - to beg someone earnestly or desperately to do something; to plead with great emotion or urgency