orientation - orientace, zaškolení, zorientování se, úvodní seznámení, nasměrování

noun, formal - the process of familiarizing someone with a new place, situation, or system, or the ability to understand your position or direction

clanger - bota, přešlap, trapas, faux pas

noun, British English, informal - an embarrassing mistake, especially one made in public

vole - hraboš, hryzec

noun - a small mouse-like rodent with a rounded body, short tail, and short legs that lives mainly in fields or woodland

 

fend - ubránit se, vypořádat se, bránit se, ubránit se, čelit, postarat se (o sebe)

verb - to protect yourself or deal with a problem, attack, or unwanted situation successfully

terrarium - terárium

noun - a glass container in which plants or small animals are kept and grown in controlled conditions

 

clamp - sevřít, upnout, přiskřípnout, upevnit svorkou, stáhnout, pevně držet

verb - to fasten, hold, or press something tightly in place, often using force or a device

 

behemoth - kolos, obr, gigant, moloch, monstrum

noun, formal - something extremely large, powerful, or overwhelming, especially an organization or machine

 

bland - nudný, fádní, mdlý, nezajímavý, nevýrazný, neslaný nemastný

adjective - lacking interest, excitement, or distinctive qualities

flywheel - setrvačník

noun, technical - a heavy rotating wheel that stores energy and helps keep a machine running smoothly and steadily

dredge - posypat, poprášit (moukou, cukrem apod.)

verb - to cover food lightly with flour, sugar, or another dry ingredient

dredge - bagrovat, prohlubovat (dno pod vodou), hledat, prohrabávat (dno pod vodou)

verb - to remove mud, sand, or debris from the bottom of a river, lake, or harbour; or to search for something by doing this

 

disclaim - odmítnout, popřít

verb, formal - to deny responsibility for something, to state that you do not own or accept something, or to refuse to acknowledge something as true

 

disclaimer - vyloučení odpovědnosti, zřeknutí se odpovědnosti

noun, formal - a statement that limits responsibility, denies liability, or clarifies what is not guaranteed

stroppy - mrzutý, nevrlý, protivný, nabručený, hádavý, vznětlivý

adjective, British English, informal - easily annoyed, bad‑tempered, difficult to deal with

 

effrontery - nestydatost, drzost, opovážlivost, troufalost, nehoráznost

noun, formal - shameless, rude, or extremely bold behaviour