loss - prohra, porážka

noun - the fact of being defeated in a competition or conflict

loss - ztráta (blízké osoby), úmrtí, smutek ze ztráty (blízké osoby)

noun - the death of a person, especially a loved one

 

loss - ztráta, úbytek, snížení, zmenšení

noun - the decrease or reduction of something in quantity, quality, or value

loss - ztráta (obchodní, finanční)

noun - a financial deficit, when expenses exceed income or revenue

 

liability - závazky, pasiva, dluhy

noun, technical - the legal debts or financial obligations that a person or organization owes to others, typically listed on a balance sheet (usually plural)

valour - chrabrost, udatnost, srdnatost, hrdinství

noun, literary - great courage in the face of danger, especially in battle

investor - investor

noun - a person or organization that puts money into financial schemes, property, or a business with the expectation of achieving a profit

 

sickie - den marodění (hlavně předstíraného)

noun, British English, informal - a day off work or school taken by someone who claims to be ill but actually is not

vocal - hlasitý, důrazný, hlasitě se ozývající

adjective - expressing opinions or feelings freely and loudly

pickle - nesnáze, šlamastika, brynda

noun, informal - a difficult or unpleasant situation

untroubled - nevzrušený, netrápící se, v klidu, klidný

adjective - not feeling worried or upset; free from problems or difficulties

 

tremendously - ohromně, nesmírně, velmi, nepopsatelně, strašně moc

adverb - to a very great extent; extremely or immensely

 

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