contend - tvrdit, prohlašovat

verb, formal - to state or argue something strongly, especially in a formal context or in disagreement

 

contend - zápasit, bojovat, potýkat se

verb - to struggle or compete against someone or something difficult, often in order to win or survive

cinder - škvára, struska

noun, technical - the residue left after the combustion of coal, refuse, or metal ore, consisting mostly of ash, mineral fragments, and unburned material

clutch - psaníčko, malá kabelka

noun - a small, flat handbag for women

 

discredit - zdiskreditovat, znevěrohodnit, zpochybnit, shodit

verb - to cause people to stop respecting or believing someone or something

wild garlic - medvědí česnek, česnek medvědí

noun - a wild plant with broad leaves and a strong garlic smell, often found in woods

ramsons - medvědí česnek, česnek medvědí

noun, technical - a wild plant with broad leaves and a strong garlic smell, often found in woods

bratty - spratkovitý, frackovitý, drzý, nevychovaný

adjective, informal - behaving in an annoying, spoiled, or childish way, especially when complaining or demanding

inconspicuous - nenápadný, nepozorovatelný, nevýrazný, nebudící pozornost

adjective - not easily seen, noticed, or attracting attention

 

ceasefire - příměří, zastavení palby, klid zbraní, dočasné přerušení bojů

noun - an agreement to stop fighting, usually temporarily, between two opposing sides

 

exemption - výjimka, osvobození, zproštění, úleva

noun - permission not to do or pay something that others are required to

stocktaking - inventura, sčítání zásob, kontrola zásob, revize skladu

noun, British English - the process of counting and checking all the goods or materials a business has

keychain - klíčenka, kroužek na klíče, přívěsek na klíče

noun - a small chain or ring used to hold keys together or attach them to something

legibility - čitelnost, srozumitelnost, přehlednost

noun - the quality of being clear enough to read

ravage - zpustošit, zdevastovat, ničit, zničit, vyplenit

verb - to damage something very badly