wield - mít (vliv, moc ap.)

verb - to have power, authority, etc. and can use it

wield - ohánět se (zbraní ap.)

verb - to carry a weapon, tool, or piece of equipment and look as if you are going to use it

 

stern - přísný, tvrdý

adjective - very strict and serious

 

sauerkraut - kysané zelí, nakládané zelí

noun - cabbage that has been cut into very small pieces, pickled and preserved

kale - kapusta

noun - a type of cabbage with dark green curled leaves

 

staggered - ohromený, udivený

adjective - very shocked, surprised and astounded

renowned - renomovaný, dobře známý, proslulý, slavný

adjective - respected and famous for something

 

deployment - nasazení, rozmístění (vojska, sil, ap.)

noun - the organization and positioning of troops or equipment

 

engagement - závazek, povinnost

noun, formal - an arrangement that you have made to meet someone or do something, especially something official

 

lager - ležák (pivo)

noun, British English - a type of light, pale beer that usually contains a lot of bubbles

 

seller - prodávající, prodejce

noun - a person who sells something

 

heartwarming - dojemný, hřejivý

adjective - making you feel happy

 

dubious - na pochybách, váhavý, nejistý, na vážkách

adjective - doubtful, unsure about something, having doubts

 

doubtful - nepravděpodobný, pochybný

adjective - probably not true, unlikely, uncertain

 

conformity - shoda, soulad s něčím

noun, formal - behavior or actions that follow the usual standards that are expected by society