savvy - znalý věci, zkušený, chytrý, důvtipný

adjective, American English, informal - having practical understanding or knowledge; shrewd or well-informed

 

savvy - důvtip, znalost, chytrost, dobrý přehled, fištrón (schopnost vyznat se)

noun, informal - practical understanding or intelligence

gauze - gáza, řídké plátno, obvazová látka

noun - a thin, transparent fabric with a loose open weave, typically used for bandages or dressings

 

stockholder - akcionář, majitel akcií

noun, American English - a person who owns shares in a company

contractual - smluvní, dle smlouvy

adjective - relating to or contained within a contract

 

bottleneck - překážka, slabina, slabé místo, nesnáz, nedostatečná průchodnost

noun - something that delays progress in any way

 

vulnerable - náchylný, citlivý (na něco)

adjective - easily affected, harmed, or influenced by a particular factor, condition, or circumstance

 

iPhone - iPhone

noun - a line of mobile phones developed by Apple

 

stipulate - stanovit, určit, vyhradit, podmínit, uvést

verb, formal - to specify a condition or requirement as part of an agreement or contract

gaze - pohled, upřený pohled, zírání

noun - a long steady look

mentor - mentorovat, vést, radit, školit, zaučivat

verb - to advise or train someone, especially a younger or less experienced person

mentor - mentor, rádce, průvodce, učitel, instruktor

noun - an experienced and trusted advisor who guides and supports someone less experienced

 

bitterly - nesmírně, extrémně, prudce, ostře, urputně

adverb - extremely or unpleasantly (used to emphasize)

 

bitterly - hořce, trpce, zahořkle

adverb - in a way that shows strong negative emotions such as anger, sadness, or disappointment

 

achievable - dosažitelný, splnitelný, proveditelný

adjective - possible to accomplish or do successfully