a real stubborn streak
a real stubborn streak (noun phrase): a specific, noticeable part of someone’s character that makes them very determined to do what they want and refuse to do anything else. synonyms: obstinacy, inflexibility, bullheadedness, persistence. pronunciation: /ə rɪəl ˈstʌbən(...)
a trace of
trace (noun phrase): a very small amount of something. synonyms: a bit, a hint, a touch, a sign. pronunciation: /treɪs/ translation: pēdas, kripata, nedaudz example: There was just a trace of a smile on her face when she heard the news.
account for
Account for (phrasal verb) /əˈkaʊnt fɔːr/To explain the reason for something or how something happened. LV: izskaidrot, pamatot.To be the explanation or cause of something. LV: būt par cēloni.To form a particular amount or part of something. LV: sastādīt (daļu), veidot.To(...)
acquire
acquire (verb):General: to get or obtain something, especially something that requires effort or money.Business: to buy or take control of a company or an asset.Skills/Knowledge: to learn or develop a specific ability or habit over time.synonyms: obtain, gain, attain,(...)
adversary
Adversary (noun) /ˈæd.və.ser.i/:An enemy or opponent in a conflict, argument, or competition. LV: pretinieks, sāncensis.Example sentences:In the final round of the tournament, he faced his oldest adversary.To win the debate, you must understand the arguments of your(...)
adverse
Adverse (adjective) /ædˈvɜːrs/:Preventing success or development; harmful or unfavorable. LV: nelabvēlīgs, kaitīgs.Acting in a contrary or opposing direction. LV: pretējs.Example sentences:The flight was cancelled due to adverse weather conditions, including heavy fog and(...)
allies
allies (noun, plural):Political/Military: countries that have agreed to help and support each other, especially during a war.Social/General: people or groups that help and support you, especially when others are against you or when you are trying to achieve a difficult(...)
alongside
alongside (preposition/adverb): next to the side of something or someone, or together with something. synonyms: beside, next to, with, parallel to. pronunciation: /əˈlɒŋsaɪd/ translation: blakus, līdzās, kopā ar example: New houses were built alongside the river. other(...)
Ammunition Holding Area
AHA (noun/abbreviation): Stands for Ammunition Holding Area. It is a temporary or semi-permanent location used for the storage of ammunition and explosives, typically in a field environment or a military installation, while they await further distribution or use.synonyms: Ammo dump, ASP(...)
AHA
AHA (noun/abbreviation): Stands for Ammunition Holding Area. It is a temporary or semi-permanent location used for the storage of ammunition and explosives, typically in a field environment or a military installation, while they await further distribution or use.synonyms: Ammo dump, ASP(...)
approachable
approachable (adjective): friendly and easy to talk to; or (of a place) easy to reach or enter. synonyms: accessible, friendly, welcoming, sociable, reachable. pronunciation: /əˈprəʊtʃəbl/ translation: pieejams, laipns, viegli uzrunājams example: Despite being the CEO of a(...)
arrogance
arrogance (noun): an unpleasantly proud manner or belief that you are better, more important, or more talented than other people. synonyms: self-importance, vanity. pronunciation: /ˈærəɡəns/ translation: arogance, augstprātība example: His arrogance made it difficult for him(...)
at odds
at odds (idiom/prepositional phrase):Disagreement: to be in a state of disagreement or conflict with someone.Inconsistency: to be different from something else when the two things should be the same or match.synonyms: in conflict, at loggerheads, clashing, inconsistent,(...)
at odds
at odds (idiom/prepositional phrase):Disagreement: to be in a state of disagreement or conflict with someone.Inconsistency: to be different from something else when the two things should be the same or match.synonyms: in conflict, at loggerheads, clashing, inconsistent,(...)
attempt
Attempt (noun / verb) /əˈtempt/:(Noun) An act of trying to do something, especially something difficult. LV: mēģinājums.(Verb) To try to do something, especially something difficult. LV: mēģināt.Example sentences:This is my second attempt at passing the driving test.He(...)
available
Available (adjective) /əˈveɪ.lə.bəl/Translations (LV)Pieejams: Brīvs izmantošanai vai iegādei.Sasniedzams: Persona, kura ir brīva sarunai vai darbam.Derīgs: Kas ir spēkā vai izmantojams.Examples1. General & Professional Context"The conference room(...)
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back down
back down (phrasal verb): to admit that you were wrong or that you have been defeated; to stop doing something because a lot of people oppose you. synonyms: concede, withdraw, retreat, give in. pronunciation: /bæk daʊn/ translation: piekāpties, atkāpties (no savas pozīcijas),(...)
back up
back up (phrasal verb)Translations (LV)IT/Data: veidot rezerves kopiju, dublēt datus.Support: atbalstīt, apstiprināt (teikto).Movement: braukt atpakaļgaitā, atkāpties.Accumulation: sastrēgt, uzkrāties.Noun (Backup): rezerves variants, dublikāts,(...)
background
Background (noun) /ˈbæk.ɡraʊnd/Translations (LV)Fons aiz galvenā objekta.Izcelsme / biogrāfija: Cilvēka iepriekšējā pieredze, izglītība vai sociālā vide.Priekšvēsture: Notikumi vai apstākļi, kas izskaidro pašreizējo situāciju.Examples"The candidate has a(...)
benefitBenefit (noun):
1. An advantage or profit gained from something. Translation: labums, ieguvums.
2. A payment made by the government or an insurance company to someone in need. Translation: pabalsts.
3. A helpful service or extra feature provided by an employer in addition to salary.(...)
bipartisan
bipartisan (adjective): involving the agreement or cooperation of two political parties that usually oppose each other's policies.synonyms: cross-party, dual-party, cooperative, non-partisan (though slightly different). pronunciation: /baɪˈpɑːr.tɪ.zən/ translation: divpusējs,(...)
blast
blast (noun/verb):As a noun: a sudden, powerful explosion or a strong gust of wind; informally, it refers to a very enjoyable experience.As a verb: to blow something up with explosives, or to produce a very loud noise. Figuratively, it means to criticize someone(...)
bloat
bloat (noun/verb):As a verb: to swell up or become large/distended, typically with fluid, gas, or unnecessary data.As a noun: an undesirable state of being swollen; in computing, it refers to software that is slow or uses too much memory because of unnecessary features.synonyms:(...)
bottleneck
Bottleneck (noun) /ˈbɒt.əl.nek/:A place where a road becomes narrow, or a point where traffic often stops or slows down. LV: "pudeles kakls" (šaurā vieta ceļā), sastrēguma punkts.A stage in a process that causes the entire process to slow down or stop. LV: kavējošais posms, vājais(...)
bounce back
bounce back (phrasal verb): to return quickly to a normal condition or to a previous state of success or happiness after a difficult period, failure, or illness. pronunciation: /baʊns bæk/ translation: atgūties, atspirgt , "atlekt" atpakaļ example: The economy is beginning to(...)
breach
Breach (noun / verb) /briːtʃ/:An act of breaking a law, promise, agreement, or relationship. LV: pārkāpums.An opening or hole in a wall, fence, or line of defense. LV: pārrāvums, caurums.An incident where data is accessed or stolen without permission. LV: noplūde, drošības(...)
brisk
brisk (adj): doing something in a quick, energetic, and busy way.Synonyms: Quick, fast, energetic, active.Pronunciation: /brɪsk/Translation: Rosīgs, ņiprs or straujšExample: We went for a brisk walk in the park to get some fresh air before work.Other words from this(...)
bubbly
bubbly (adjective): (of a person) full of energy, cheerful, and high-spirited; also used to describe a liquid containing many small bubbles. synonyms: lively, animated, vivacious. pronunciation: /ˈbʌbli/ translation: dzīvespriecīgs, "dzirkstošs" , enerģisks example: She has(...)
bypass
bypass (noun): a road that goes around a town or city rather than through the center, intended to reduce traffic. synonyms: ring road, detour, beltway. pronunciation: /ˈbaɪpɑːs/ translation: apvedceļš / apbraucamais ceļš example: The heavy trucks were diverted onto the new(...)
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call off
call off (phrasal verb) /kɔːl ɒf/Translations (LV)Cancel: atcelt (plānotu pasākumu), pārtraukt.Stop an animal/person: atsaukt (piemēram, suni vai uzbrukumu), likt mierā.Examples1. Office & Professional Context"The meeting was called off at the last minute(...)
calm
calm (adj) /kɑːm/ Similar to: peaceful; serene; tranquil; quiet; relaxedDefinition: not excited, nervous, or upset; also used to describe weather or water that is still and without strong wind or waves.Translation: mierīgs, rāms, klusējošs***calm (verb) /kɑːm/ Similar to: soothe; quieten;(...)
cater for
cater for (phrasal verb) /ˈkeɪ.tər fɔːr/To provide what is needed or wanted by a particular group of people. LV: nodrošināt vajadzības, apmierināt prasības, piemēroties.To take something into account or make arrangements for a possible event. LV: paredzēt, ņemt vērā.Example(...)
chair
chair(verb) /tʃer/Similar to: preside; lead; moderate; oversee; directDefinition: to be the person in charge of a meeting, a committee, or a formal discussion.Translation: vadīt (sēdi), prezidēt, būt priekšsēdētājamExamples:"The most senior member of the board will(...)
cheerful
cheerful (adjective): noticeable happy and optimistic; showing that you are in a good mood. synonyms: joyful, upbeat, sunny, bright. pronunciation: /ˈtʃɪəfəl/ translation: dzīvespriecīgs, jautrs or priecīgs example: Even on a rainy Monday morning, she always arrives at the(...)
chemicals
chemicals (noun): substances with a distinct molecular composition that are produced by or used in a chemical process. In a broader sense, everything made of matter is composed of chemicals.synonyms: substances, compounds, elements, reagents. pronunciation:(...)
chivalry
Chivalry (noun) /ˈʃɪv.əl.ri/:The system of behavior followed by knights in the medieval period, including honor, bravery, and courtesy. LV: bruņnieciskums, bruņinieku kodekss.Very polite, honest, and kind behavior, especially by men towards women. LV: galantums,(...)
choke on the fumes
choke on the fumes (verb phrase): to have difficulty breathing because of strong, unpleasant, or dangerous gas or smoke. synonyms: gasp for air, suffocate, cough, struggle to breathe. pronunciation: /tʃəʊk ɒn ðə fjuːmz/ translation: rīstīties no izplūdes gāzēm / smakt(...)
Commissioning phase
Commissioning phase (noun phrase): The final stage of a construction or engineering project where systems (mechanical, electrical, plumbing, etc.) are tested and verified to ensure they function according to the design intent and the owner's requirements.synonyms: Startup phase,(...)
compound
Compound sentenceSynonyms: Combined sentence, linked sentence.Explanation: A sentence that connects two independent ideas using a word like "and," "but," or "so."Pronunciation: /ˈkɒmpaʊnd/Translation: Salikts sakārtots teikumsExample: I wanted to go for a walk, but it(...)
concern
concern (noun) /kənˈsɜːn/Similar to: worry; anxiety; interest; matter; considerationDefinition: a feeling of worry or care about a situation; or something that is important to you.Translation: bažas, rūpes, interese, jautājums(verb) /kənˈsɜːn/Similar to: affect;(...)
concerned
concerned (adj) /kənˈsɜːnd/Similar to: worried; anxious; troubled; interested; involvedDefinition: feeling worried or nervous about something; or being involved in or affected by a particular situation.Translation: noraizējies, bažīgs, iesaistīts, ieinteresētsExamples:(...)
confide in
Explanation: To tell someone a secret or private information because you trust them.Part of Speech: Phrasal verbPronunciation: /kənˈfaɪd ɪn/ (kon-FAYD in)Translation: UzticētiesExample: I always confide in my sister when I have a problem at work.
congestion
congestion (noun): the state of being extremely crowded and blocked with traffic or people, making movement difficult. synonyms: jam, bottleneck, blockage, overcrowding. pronunciation: /kənˈdʒɛstʃən/ translation: sastrēgums / pārpildītība example: The new bypass was built to(...)
conscientious
conscientious (adjective): putting a lot of effort and care into your worksynonyms: diligent, industrious, meticulous, painstaking. pronunciation: /ˌkɒnʃiˈɛnʃəs/ translation: apzinīgs, pedantisks, skrupulozs example: Greg is a conscientious worker who always checks his reports(...)
consider
consider (verb) /kənˈsɪd.ər/Definition: to think carefully about something, usually before making a choice or a decision; to have a specific opinion about someone or something.Translations: (LV) apsvērt, apdomāt, uzskatītExamples:"Please take some time to consider our offer(...)
Contingency
Contingency (noun) /kənˈtɪn.dʒən.si/:A future event or circumstance which is possible but cannot be predicted with certainty. LV: neparedzēts gadījums, iespējamība.A provision for an unforeseen event or circumstance, such as an extra amount of money or a backup plan. LV: rīcības(...)
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corrugated
corrugated (adjective): shaped into a series of parallel ridges and grooves (waves) to provide added strength, rigidity, or to facilitate the drainage of liquid.synonyms: fluted, grooved, ridged, furrowed, wavy. pronunciation: /ˈkɒr.ə.ɡeɪ.tɪd/ translation: gofrēts, viļņots example: The(...)
counter
counter (verb / noun / adverb):As a verb: to act in opposition to something; to offer a different opinion or a new offer in a negotiation.As a noun: a long, flat surface in a shop, bank, or kitchen; or, an action taken to oppose a move by an opponent.As an adverb: in the opposite(...)
counter with
to counter with (phrasal verb): to respond to a move, an argument, or an offer with one of your own, usually to defend yourself or to gain an advantage.synonyms: to retaliate with, to respond with, to rebut. pronunciation: /tuː ˈkaʊntə wɪð/ translation: atbildēt ar, likt pretī,(...)
crammed
crammed (adjective): completely full of people or things that are pushed closely together. synonyms: packed, crowded, stuffed, jammed. pronunciation: /kræmd/ translation: pārpildīts, piebāzts example: The train was so crammed with commuters that i could hardly move my(...)
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deepfakes
Deepfakes (noun) /ˈdiːp.feɪks/:Digital media (videos, audio, or images) that have been manipulated using artificial intelligence to make someone look or sound like someone else. LV: dziļviltojumi.The use of deep learning technology to create highly realistic but false content. LV:(...)
defects liability
Defects Liability Period (noun phrase) /dɪˈfekts ˌlaɪ.əˈbɪl.ə.ti ˈpɪə.ri.əd/Translations (LV)Defektu pieteikšanas periodsGarantijas laiks (būvniecībā)Atbildības periods par defektiemDefinitionA specific time frame following the completion of a project(...)
defects liability period
Defects Liability Period (noun phrase) /dɪˈfekts ˌlaɪ.əˈbɪl.ə.ti ˈpɪə.ri.əd/Translations (LV)Defektu pieteikšanas periodsGarantijas laiks (būvniecībā)Atbildības periods par defektiemDefinitionA specific time frame following the completion of a project(...)
defensive
Synonyms: sensitive, watchful, guarded.Explanation: Behaving in a way that shows you feel criticized or attacked and want to protect yourself.Part of Speech: AdjectivePronunciation: /dɪˈfensɪv/ (di-FEN-siv)Translation: Aizsargājošs (general) or aizsardzības pozīcijā(...)
deflect
deflect (verb): to cause something to change direction; or, figuratively, to turn away a question, blame, or criticism toward someone or something else.synonyms: divert, sidetrack, parry, avert, pivot. pronunciation: /dɪˈflekt/ translation: novirzīt, atvairīt, novērst example:(...)
demagogue
demagogue (noun): a political leader who seeks support by appealing to the desires and prejudices of ordinary people rather than by using rational argument.synonyms: firebrand, rabble-rouser, provocateur, populist (in certain contexts). pronunciation:(...)
denounce
denounce (verb): to publicly declare something to be wrong or evil; to strongly criticize someone or something in a formal way. It can also mean to inform authorities about someone’s illegal or immoral activities.synonyms: condemn, criticize, censure, vilify, expose.pronunciation:(...)
derelict
derelict (adjective): in a very poor condition as a result of disuse and neglect. synonyms: abandoned, dilapidated, ruined, deserted. pronunciation: /ˈderəlɪkt/ translation: pamests, nolaists, pussabrucis example: The city council finally decided to demolish the derelict(...)
dingy
dingy (adjective): dark, dirty, and dull, usually because it has not been cleaned or cared for in a long time. synonyms: gloomy, shabby, grimy, murky. pronunciation: /ˈdɪndʒi/ translation: noplucis, netīrs or drūms example: The hotel room was small and dingy, with old curtains(...)
dispatch
dispatch (verb / noun):Logistics: to send off a person, vehicle, or package to a specific destination for a particular purpose.Emergency Services: to coordinate and send help (police, fire, ambulance) to a scene.Action/Task: to deal with a task or a problem quickly and(...)
dispatcher
dispatcher (noun):Logistics: a person whose job is to organize the movement of vehicles, deliveries, or workers.Emergency Services: the person who receives emergency calls (like 911 or 112) and sends the police, fire department, or ambulance to the correct(...)
don't sweat it
don't sweat it (idiom / informal): a phrase used to tell someone not to worry or be anxious about something. It is a way of saying "it’s not a big deal" or "don't worry".synonyms: don't worry about it, no biggie, no stress, forget about it. pronunciation: /doʊnt swɛt(...)
draw on
draw on (phrasal verb) /drɔː ɒn/Translations (LV)Use a resource: izmantot (pieredzi, zināšanas, resursus), balstīties uz.Time/Duration: tuvoties beigām, iestāties (par laiku vai gadalaiku).Physical action: uzvilkt (piemēram, cimdus), ievilkt (dūmu).Examples1.(...)
ductwork
ductwork (noun): a system of ducts (tubes or channels) used to move air for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) throughout a building.synonyms: air ducts, ventilation system, conduits. pronunciation: /ˈdʌkt.wɜːk/ translation: gaisvadu sistēma, ventilācijas(...)
dunnage
dunnage (noun): loose materials used to support and protect cargo during shipping and storage. It prevents movement, provides cushioning, and keeps goods away from moisture or the floor.+1synonyms: padding, bracing, packing, shims. pronunciation: /ˈdʌn.ɪdʒ/ translation: stivējuma(...)
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encompass
Synonyms: Include, cover, contain, involve.Explanation: To include a large number or range of different things.Part of Speech: VerbPronunciation: /ɪnˈkʌmpəs/Translation: Ietvert or aptvertExample: The new training course will encompass all aspects of digital(...)
enforce
Enforce (verb) /ɪnˈfɔːrs/:To make sure that people obey a particular law or rule. LV: izpildīt, piespiest ievērot.To cause something to happen by necessity or force. LV: uzspiest.Example sentences:It is the role of the police to enforce the law and protect citizens.The(...)
enhance
enhance (verb) /ɪnˈhæns/Definition: to improve the quality, amount, or strength of something; makes something good even better or more effective.Translations: (LV) uzlabot, palielināt, pastiprinātExamples"You can use this software to enhance the quality of your(...)
envoy
envoy (noun):Diplomacy: an official messenger or representative sent by a government on a specific mission or to represent their country in a foreign land.General: a person delegated to represent a group or organization to deliver a message or conduct negotiations.synonyms:(...)
essential
essential(adj) /ɪˈsen.ʃəl/Similar to: vital; crucial; critical; necessary; fundamentalDefinition: something that is absolutely necessary; a basic part that you cannot do without.Translation: būtisks, nepieciešams, neatņemams, pamatotsExamples:"Water and food are(...)
everyone has got an agenda
everyone’s got an agenda (idiom): a phrase used to express the belief that every person has a secret or hidden reason for doing something, often to benefit themselves. synonyms: hidden motives, self-interest, playing a gamepronunciation: /ˈevriwʌnz ɡɒt ən(...)
excessively
excessively (adverb): to a greater degree or in greater amounts than is necessary, normal, or desirable. It implies that a limit has been crossed.synonyms: exceedingly, immoderately, disproportionately, overly, inordinately. pronunciation: /ɪkˈsesɪvli/ translation: pārmērīgi,(...)
exclamation mark
Synonyms: Exclamation pointExplanation: A punctuation mark used at the end of a sentence to show strong feeling, such as surprise, anger, or excitement.Pronunciation: /ˌekskləˈmeɪʃn mɑːrk/Translation: Izsaukuma zīmeExample: "Watch out**!**" she shouted when she saw the car(...)
executive
executive (noun / adjective) /ɪɡˈzek.jə.tɪv/Translations (LV)Vadītājs / augstākā līmeņa vadītājs: Persona ar pilnvarām pieņemt lēmumus.Izpildvara: Organizācijas vai valsts varas daļa, kas vada darbus.Izpild- / vadības-: (Adjektīvs) Saistīts ar(...)
exploit
Exploit (noun / verb)/ˈek.splɔɪt/ (n) /ɪkˈsplɔɪt/ (v):(Verb) To use someone or something unfairly for your own advantage. LV: izmantot savā labā, ekspluatēt.(Verb) To use something well in order to get an advantage from it. LV: pilnvērtīgi izmantot (resursus).(Noun) In(...)
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fend for
fend for (phrasal verb) /fend fɔːr/Translations (LV)Take care of oneself: parūpēties par sevi, iztikt paša spēkiem.Self-reliance: tikt galā bez citu palīdzības.Examples1. General & Personal Context"Now that the kids have moved out, they have to learn how(...)
fine
fine (verb - fined: past tense/participle): be made to pay an amount of money as a punishment for breaking a rule or law. synonyms: penalize, punish, charge. pronunciation: /faɪn/ translation: uzlikt naudas sodu, sodītexample: The driver was fined for parking his car on the(...)
flat
flat(adj) /flæt/Similar to: level; even; smooth; horizontalDefinition: a surface that is straight and does not have any high or low parts; can also describe something thin or a battery with no power.Translation: līdzens, gluds, plakans, izlādējies (par bateriju)Examples:"The floor must be(...)
flaw
Flaw (noun) /flɔː/:A fault, mistake, or weakness, especially one that happens while something is being planned or made. LV: trūkums, kļūme.A small physical crack or mark that makes an object less perfect. LV: defekts, plaisa.Example sentences:A serious flaw in the security(...)
Formidable
Formidable (adjective) /ˈfɔːr.mɪ.də.bəl/:Causing fear, respect, or awe because of being very powerful, large, or difficult. LV: iespaidīgs, biedējošs, grūti pārvarams.Example sentences:The mountain presents a formidable challenge even for the most experienced climbers.She(...)
fraud
fraud (noun) /frɔːd/The crime of getting money or an advantage by deceiving people. LV: krāpšana, krāpniecība.A person or thing that is not what it is claimed to be. LV: krāpnieks, viltojums.Example sentences:He was arrested for credit card fraud after using someone else’s(...)
fraudulent
Fraudulent (adjective) /ˈfrɔː.dʒə.lənt/:Intended to deceive people, usually in order to get money or a physical advantage illegally. LV: krāpniecisks.Obtained, done by, or involving deception, especially criminal deception. LV: viltots, nelikumīgs.Example sentences:The(...)
full of herself
Full of oneselfExplanation: Someone who thinks they are much more important or better than other people.Translation: Iedomīgs (arrogant) or pārāk augstās domās par seviExample: They are so full of themselves that they never stop talking about their own success.
Full stop
Synonyms: Period, end point, dot.Explanation: A small dot used at the end of a sentence to show that the thought is finished.Translation: PunktsExample: Every sentence in your essay should end with a full stop.Other words from this root: Stop (verb/noun), stoppage (noun).
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gated
gated apartments (noun phrase): a group of residential buildings surrounded by walls or fences with a controlled entrance for extra security.synonyms: private community, secure housing, gated complex.pronunciation: /ˌɡeɪtɪd əˈpɑːrtmənts/translation: norobežots dzīvokļu(...)
get dragged down
get dragged down (phrasal verb): to be made to feel unhappy or depressed by a situation; or to be forced into a worse situation or a lower standard of behavior by someone else. synonyms: be discouraged, be depressed, be pulled down, deteriorate. pronunciation: /ɡɛt dræɡd(...)
get into
get into (phrasal verb) /ɡet ˈɪn.tuː/To become interested in an activity or subject. LV: aizrauties ar kaut ko, ieinteresēties.To be accepted into an organization, school, or profession. LV: tikt uzņemtam (skolā, darbā), iekļūt.To start a particular habit or a way of(...)
get my head around
get my head around (idiom/verb phrase) /ɡet maɪ hed əˈraʊnd/Similar to: understand; comprehend; grasp; fathom; make sense of Definition: to succeed in understanding something that is complicated, strange, or difficult to accept. Translation: aptvert, izprast, tikt skaidrībā, sagremot(...)
go along with
go along with (phrasal verb):to agree with someone else's idea, opinion, or plan.to support or accept a decision, even if you do not completely agree with it or didn't think of it yourself.(literally) to travel or go somewhere with another person.synonyms: agree, concur,(...)
grand
grand (adjective): impressive and large or important. synonyms: big, impressive, noble, great. pronunciation: /ɡrænd/ translation: varens, dižs or grezns example: The hotel has a grand staircase in the main lobby.
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handle
handle (verb) /ˈhæn.dəl/Similar to: manage; deal with; control; cope with; manipulate Definition: to touch or move something with your hands; or to be in charge of a situation or problem. Translation: rīkoties, tikt galā, apstrādāt, aiztikt Examples: "Please wash your hands before you handle(...)
hashing
Hashing (noun) /ˈhæʃ.ɪŋ/:The process of turning a large amount of data into a shorter, fixed-length string of characters. LV: jaucējfunkcijas lietošana, hešēšana.In cybersecurity, a method used to ensure that a file or message has not been changed (integrity). LV: datu integritātes(...)
hazardous
hazardous (adjective): involving risk or danger, especially to someone's health or safety.synonyms: dangerous, risky pronunciation: /ˈhæzədəs/ translation: bīstams, riskants, veselībai kaitīgs example: The firefighters had to wear specialized suits to enter the building(...)
head
head(verb) /hed/Similar to: lead; direct; guide; supervise; manageDefinition: to be in charge of a group or organization; or to move in a particular direction.Translation: vadīt, būt priekšgalā, doties, virzītiesExamples:"She was chosen to head the new research(...)
headquarters
Headquarters (noun) /ˈhedˌkwɔːr.tərz/:The main office of an organization (such as a company or a military unit). LV: galvenā mītne, štābs, administrācijas ēka.Example sentences:The tech giant moved its global headquarters from California to Texas last(...)
high-stakes
high-stakes (adjective): A situation where there is a lot to lose or a lot to win depending on the result.Synonyms: Critical, serious, important, risky.Pronunciation: /ˌhaɪˈsteɪks/Translation: Augstas likmes or izšķirošsExample: The final exam is a high-stakes test because(...)
hint (noun / verb):As a noun: a small piece of practical information or advice; or, a slight sign that suggests something without saying it directly.As a verb: to suggest something in an indirect way.synonyms: (n) clue, tip, suggestion, pointer; (v) imply, intimate, insinuate.pronunciation:(...)
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IFB / CFB / RFB
IFB (Invitation for Bids) / CFB (Call for Bids) / RFB (Request for Bids)These are formal invitations to vendors to submit a priced bid for specific goods or services. They are common in government and construction sectors.Synonyms: Sealed bidding, competitive bidding,(...)
IFB
IFB (Invitation for Bids) / CFB (Call for Bids) / RFB (Request for Bids)These are formal invitations to vendors to submit a priced bid for specific goods or services. They are common in government and construction sectors.Synonyms: Sealed bidding, competitive bidding,(...)