exploratory - průzkumný, výzkumný, zjišťovací

adjective - done in order to discover information or to examine something in more detail

 

categorical - kategorický, jednoznačný, rozhodný

adjective - expressed in a very clear and direct way, leaving no doubt or possibility of change

 

semiconductor - polovodič

noun - a substance or material that allows electricity to pass through it under some conditions but not under others, used especially in electronic devices

 

conductor - vodič (elektřiny, tepla)

noun - a substance or material that allows electricity or heat to pass through it easily

 

commensurate - úměrný, přiměřený, odpovídající, srovnatelný

adjective, formal - matching something in size, degree, or importance; appropriate in relation to something else

 

dementia - demence, slabomyslnost

noun, technical - a serious mental condition in which a person gradually loses the ability to think, remember, and behave normally, usually because of disease or old age

 

bereft - zbavený (něčeho), ochuzený, připravený (o něco)

adjective, formal - feeling very sad and lonely because something important has been taken away, or lacking something you need or expect

atonement - odčinění, náprava, pokání, smíření

noun, formal - an action or process that shows you regret hurting someone or doing something bad, and try to make it better

atone - odčinit, napravit, odpykat

verb, formal - to do something to show you are sorry for something you caused and to make things right

sundries - drobnosti, různé věci, rozmanité věci

noun, formal - small, miscellaneous items that don’t fit into a specific category

sundry - různý, rozličný, všelijaký, rozmanitý

adjective, formal - various; of different kinds, usually not worth listing individually

mesmerize - uchvátit, očarovat, fascinovat, okouzlit, zhypnotizovat

verb - to hold someone's attention completely as if by magic or hypnosis; to fascinate or captivate someone intensely

 

esteemed - vážený, ctěný, obdivovaný, uznávaný

adjective, formal - highly regarded or respected, often used to describe someone who is admired for their achievements, character, or qualities (usually before noun)

 

deadpan - s vážnou tváří, s kamennou tváří, bez emocí, bez hnutí brvou

adjective - deliberately expressionless or emotionless in appearance or delivery, especially when making a joke or saying something amusing

 

fall flat - nezdařit se, nezabrat, nevyjít, vyznít naprázdno (vtip apod.)

verb - to fail completely or have no effect, especially when attempting to entertain, impress, or persuade