fossilization - fosilizace, zkamenění

noun - the process by which something becomes fossilized; often used literally for bones or plants turning into fossils, or metaphorically for ideas or behaviors becoming fixed and unchanging

 

immersion - ponoření se do jazyka, obklopení se jazykem

noun - a method of learning a language (or experiencing a culture) by being completely surrounded by it, without using your native language

 

intuitive - intuitivní

adjective - based on feelings or instinct, not on reasoning or evidence

 

competence - způsobilost, schopnost, kompetence

noun - the ability to do something well or effectively

 

receptive - receptivní

adjective - related to skills that involve understanding language, such as listening and reading, but not producing it

 

receptive - otevřený, vnímavý, chápavý

adjective - willing to listen to new ideas or accept suggestions

 

habitually - obvykle, zpravidla, zvyklostně

adverb - in a way that is usual for someone or often repeated

 

implacable - neúprosný, neoblomný, nesmiřitelný

adjective - unable to be stopped, changed, or satisfied; very determined in anger or opposition

 

incarnate - ztělesnit, zosobnit, vtělit

verb, formal - to represent a quality or idea in a clear and obvious form, especially in human shape

 

incarnate - vtělený, ztělesněný, zosobněný

adjective, formal - having taken human form; showing a quality in the most clear or extreme way

hovel - chatrč, barabizna, bouda, chýše

noun - a small, very poor, and dirty house or room

scornful - prohrdavý, opovržlivý

adjective - showing or feeling a strong disrespect or contempt towards someone or something

 

quench - prudce zchladit (ocel), kalit (ocel)

verb, technical - to rapidly cool (hot metal) by plunging it into water or oil to set its shape or properties

 

quench - utišit, uklidnit, uspokojit (emoce, touhu, vášně)

verb - to suppress or put an end to (a feeling, emotion, desire, etc.)

 

mundane - světský, pozemský

adjective - worldly, material, or concerned with the practical aspects of daily life, rather than the spiritual or transcendent