steadfast - neochvějný, pevný, stálý, vytrvalý

adjective, literary - firm in belief or determination; loyal and unwavering

uni - vejška, výška, univerzita, vysoká škola

noun, British English, informal - university

amen - amen

interjection - a word that is used at the end of a prayer

head - stát v čele, vést, řídit

verb - to lead, direct, or be in charge of an organization, group, project, or activity

 

downer - depkař, negativista, zklamání, deprimující zážitek

noun, informal - something or someone that makes people feel sad or disappointed

 

downer - oblbovák, uklidňující prostředek

noun, informal - a drug that relaxes you and often makes you want to sleep

 

poser - pozér

noun, informal - a person who pretends to be something they’re not, usually to impress others

cuss - nadávat, klít

verb, informal - to swear at somebody

 

proof - kontrolní výtisk, korekturní výtisk, předběžná verze tisku

noun, technical - a copy of a printed work, such as a book or magazine, used for testing and correcting before final publication

 

weed out - protřídit, probrat, vyřadit, vytřídit, zbavit se (něčeho nežádoucího)

verb - to remove or eliminate something or someone that is unwanted or less desirable from a group, often to improve the overall quality or effectiveness

 

academia - akademická obec, vědecká obec, akademické prostředí

noun - the environment or community concerned with the pursuit of research, education, and scholarship, typically in universities or other academic institutions

camaraderie - kamarádství, soudržnost, přátelství

noun - mutual trust and friendship among people who spend a lot of time together

insole - vložka do bot

noun - a removable or built-in layer inside a shoe that provides cushioning and support for the foot

proof - zkontrolovat (text), kontrolovat (text), udělat korekturu (textu)

verb - to check a piece of text for mistakes

 

idiot-proof - velmi jednoduchý, snadný k pochopení, blbuvzdorný

adjective, informal - designed to be so simple or easy to use that it cannot be misused or misunderstood