intersection - průnik, křížení, protínání, protnutí, styčný bod

noun, American English - the point or area where different things meet or overlap

 

standpoint - hledisko, stanovisko, úhel pohledu, pohled

noun - a way of thinking about something based on a particular set of beliefs or experiences

 

veil - závoj, rouška, pláštík (přeneseně)

noun - something that hides or obscures the truth, meaning, or real nature of something

 

perquisite - benefit, výhoda, výsada (v zaměstnání)

noun, formal - a perk

 

teaser - oříšek, těžká otázka

noun, informal - a very difficult question or problem

 

discredit - zdiskreditovat, znevěrohodnit, zpochybnit, shodit

verb - to cause people to stop respecting or believing someone or something

wild garlic - medvědí česnek, česnek medvědí

noun - a wild plant with broad leaves and a strong garlic smell, often found in woods

ramsons - medvědí česnek, česnek medvědí

noun, technical - a wild plant with broad leaves and a strong garlic smell, often found in woods

bratty - spratkovitý, frackovitý, drzý, nevychovaný

adjective, informal - behaving in an annoying, spoiled, or childish way, especially when complaining or demanding

inconspicuous - nenápadný, nepozorovatelný, nevýrazný, nebudící pozornost

adjective - not easily seen, noticed, or attracting attention

 

sheathe - obalit, pokrýt, potáhnout, zakrýt (ochrannou vrstvou apod.)

verb - (usually in passive) to cover something, especially to protect it (e.g. with a layer of material like metal, plastic, etc.)

 

sheathe - zasunout, vsunout, schovat (do pouzdra, do pochvy)

verb, literary - to put something, such as a knife or sword, into a protective covering or sheath

conjugal - manželský, související s manželstvím, partnerský

adjective, formal - relating to marriage or the relationship between spouses

mattock - krumpáč, motyka

noun - a tool for digging

gentian - hořec (rostlina)

noun - a plant of the genus Gentiana, typically with bright blue or purple trumpet-shaped flowers, often found in alpine or temperate regions