notwithstanding - i přesto, nicméně

adverb, formal - despite something

 

notwithstanding - navzdory

preposition, formal - despite something

 

upstanding - čestný, poctivý

adjective, formal - behaving in a morally acceptable way

 

standing - permanentní, trvalý

adjective - existing permanently, not created for only one occasion

 

standing - stojící, ze stojící pozice

adjective - in a position in which you are standing; done from such a position

 

standing - trvání, doba

noun - the time for which something has existed

 

standing - reputace, postavení

noun - the reputation of somebody or something

 

stabiliser - stabilizátor

noun, British English - a device, mechanism, or chemical that keeps something steady

 

destabilisation - narušení (řádu ap.)

noun, British English - the act of to making a country, system, etc. less powerful or established, by causing problems

 

instability - nestabilita, nestálost

noun - the quality of being likely to change

 

instability - labilita (mentální)

noun - a mental condition in which someone's mood or behavior is changing suddenly

compete - soupeřit, konkurovat

verb - to try to be more successful than someone else who is trying to do the same as you

 

reapply - znovu použít (v jiné situaci)

verb - to use something in a different way

 

antiquity - starodávnost

noun - the state of being ancient

 

antiquity - historická památka, historický předmět

noun - an object such as a building, statue, etc. that was created a very long time ago and has survived to the present day