revulsion - odpor, znechucení, zhnusení, pocit hnus

noun - a strong feeling of disgust or repulsion, often caused by something unpleasant or offensive

 

enrolment - počet zapsaných, počet přihlášených, počet účastníků

noun - the number of people who have registered or been accepted in an organization, institution, or course

 

enrolment - přihlášení, registrace, zápis, zapsání

noun - the act of officially joining or registering for an organization, institution, or course

notions - galanterie, šicí potřeby

noun, American English, technical - small sewing items or accessories, such as buttons, zippers, thread, needles, and other supplies used for making or repairing garments

 

digital footprint - digitální stopa

noun - the record of a person's online activity, including websites visited, social media posts, emails sent, and any other actions taken on the internet

 

carbon footprint - uhlíková stopa

noun - the total amount of greenhouse gases, especially carbon dioxide, released into the atmosphere by a person, organization, event, or product

 

snag - chytit, získat, čapnout

verb, American English, informal - to get hold of something

 

turntable - gramofon, talíř gramofonu

noun - a record player, the rotating platform on a record player where vinyl records are placed

 

snag - zachytit se, chytnout se, zadrhnout se

verb, informal - to catch or tear something on a sharp object

clerical - úřednický, kancelářský, administrativní

adjective - relating to office work or administration

soluble - rozpustný

adjective - able to be dissolved, especially in water

 

flashback - retrospektiva, vzpomínka, záblesk minulosti, pohled do minulosti

noun - a sudden vivid memory or a scene set earlier than the main story

cosmos - krásenka, kosmea (rostlina)

noun, technical - a genus of flowering plants in the family Asteraceae, characterized by their daisy-like flowers in vibrant colours

 

buzz - být plný nadšení, pulzovat (nadšením)

verb - to be full of energy and excitement

 

nan - babička

noun, British English, informal - a child's grandmother