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(...)
exhilarating
exhilarating (adj) /ɪɡˈzɪl.ə.reɪ.tɪŋ/Similar to: thrilling; exciting; breathtaking; invigorating; electrifying Definition: making you feel very happy, animated, and full of energy; strongly stimulating. Translation: aizraujošs, uzmundrinošs, elektrizējošs Examples: "We went for an(...)
expect
expect (verb) /ɪkˈspekt/Similar to: anticipate; await; predict; hope for; require Definition: to believe that something will happen; to wait for something because it is scheduled or likely; or to demand that someone do something because it is their duty. Translation: gaidīt, paredzēt,(...)
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(...)
extensive
extensive (adj) /ɪkˈsten.sɪv/ Similar to: detailed; wide-ranging; vast; comprehensive; broad Definition: covering a large area; or having a great range or amount of something. Translation: plašs, ekstensīvs, aptverošs Examples: "The storm caused extensive damage to the coastal towns." "She(...)
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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(...)
ferocity
ferocity (noun) /fəˈrɒs.ə.ti/Similar to: fierceness; brutality; aggression; intensity; savagery; vehemence Definition: The state or quality of being ferocious; savage fierceness, wild cruelty, or intense, uncontrolled force. Translation: niknums, mežonīgums, nežēlība, intensitāteExamples:(...)
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(...)
firm
firm (adj) /fɜːm/ Similar to: secure; strong; stable; controlled; steady Definition: not soft or flexible; fixed strongly in place; or showing determination and control. Translation: stingrs, ciets, stabils Examples: "You need a firm foundation before you can build a house." "The boss was(...)
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/Similar to: defect; fault; imperfection; weakness; blemish Definition: a small fault or mistake that makes something less than perfect; a weakness in a person's character or a plan. Translation: trūkums, defekts, nepilnība, vainas Examples: "The diamond has a tiny flaw(...)
flawed
flawed (adj) /flɔːd/ Similar to: faulty; weak; defective; imperfect; damaged Definition: having a mistake, fault, or weakness that makes something less effective or valid. Translation: šaubīgs, nepilnīgs, ar trūkumiem, bojāts Examples: "The diamond was cheaper because it was slightly flawed."(...)
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(...)
gear up
gear up (phrasal verb) /ɡɪər ʌp/Similar to: prepare; get ready; brace oneself; equip; mobilize Definition: to prepare yourself, a team, or an organization for an upcoming activity, event, or difficult situation. Translation: sagatavoties, apbruņoties, mobilizēties, uzpucēties
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 (noun) /hed/the main meaning - a body part;Similar to: leader; chief; boss; director; principal; chairperson Definition: the person in charge of an organization, group, or department; the individual at the top of a hierarchy. Translation: vadītājs, priekšnieks, direktors, galva(...)
headhunter
headhunter (noun) /ˈhedˌhʌn.tər/Similar to: executive recruiter; talent scout; recruitment consultant Definition: a person or agency that seeks out highly qualified candidates for senior-level or specialized jobs, often approaching people who are not actively looking for a new position.(...)
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(...)
heat dome
heat dome (noun) /ˈhiːt ˌdoʊm/Similar to: extreme heatwave; high-pressure ridge; atmospheric trap Definition: A weather phenomenon where a persistent ridge of high atmospheric pressure traps hot ocean air beneath it, acting like a lid on a pot, causing temperatures to skyrocket to(...)
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,(...)
imperative
pavēles izteiksme
implement
Implement (verb) /ˈɪm.plə.ment/:To start using a plan, system, or law. LV: ieviest, īstenot.To put a decision or agreement into effect. LV: realizēt, izpildīt.Example sentences:The government plans to implement new tax laws starting next January.It can be difficult(...)
implementation
Implementation (noun) /ˌɪm.plə.menˈteɪ.ʃən/:The act of starting to use a plan, system, or law. LV: ieviešana, īstenošana.The process of putting a decision or design into effect. LV: realizācija.Example sentences:The implementation of the new security protocol took three(...)
impose
impose (verb):Rules/Laws: to officially force a rule, tax, or punishment to be obeyed.Beliefs: to force someone to accept your ideas or way of life.synonyms: enforce, dictate, inflict, foist, burden. pronunciation: /ɪmˈpəʊz/translation: uzlikt (piem. nodokli), uzspiest(...)
imprecise
imprecise (adj) /ˌɪm.prɪˈsaɪs/ Similar to: vague; unclear; inexact; loose; sketchy Definition: not accurate, exact, or detailed. Translation: neprecīzs, nenoteikts Examples: "The instructions were very imprecise, and I didn't know what to do." "Estimating the cost of the project is an(...)
Impression
impression (noun) /ɪmˈpreʃ.ən/:An idea, feeling, or opinion about something or someone, especially one formed without conscious thought or on the basis of little evidence. LV: iespaids.The way that something seems, looks, or feels to a particular person. LV:(...)
in charge of
In charge of (idiom/phrase)Having the responsibility for something or someone; in a position of authority or control. LV: atbildīgs par, vadīt, būt priekšgalā.Example sentences:She was put in charge of the entire marketing department after only two years at the company.Who(...)
inconsistent
inconsistent (adj) /ˌɪn.kənˈsɪs.tənt/ Similar to: uneven; unreliable; erratic; contradictory; variable Definition: not staying the same in behavior or quality; containing parts that do not match or agree. Translation: nepasstāvīgs, pretrunīgs, nevienmērīgs Examples: "The player's performance(...)
incur
incur (verb) /ɪnˈkɜːr/Similar to: sustain; experience; bring upon oneself; run up; suffer Definition: to experience or be subjected to something unpleasant or unwelcome (such as a debt, a loss, or a penalty) as a result of one's own behavior or actions. Translation: izraisīt, uzņemties,(...)
inevitable
inevitable (adj) /ɪnˈev.ɪ.tə.bəl/Similar to: unavoidable; certain; fated; inexorable; sure to happen Definition: certain to happen; completely unavoidable due to nature, logic, or a specific chain of events. Translation: neizbēgams, neizbēgami Examples: "With both sides refusing to(...)
insist
insist (verb):to say firmly that something is true, especially when other people do not believe you.to demand that something must happen or that someone must do something, and not accept "no" for an answer.synonyms: demand, maintain, assert, command, persist.pronunciation:(...)
insulations
insulation (noun) /ˌɪn.sjəˈleɪ.ʃən/Similar to: shielding; padding; lining; lagging; isolation Definition: A material or substance used to stop heat, electricity, or sound from escaping or entering something; or the act of protecting something with such material. Translation: izolācija,(...)
intense
intense (adjective): (of a person) having a very strong personality, characterized by deep emotions, extreme focus, and a serious or forceful way of behaving. synonyms: driven, passionate, profound, fierce, earnestpronunciation: /ɪnˈtɛns/ translation: intensīvs, spēcīgs, dedzīgs(...)
interfere
interfere (verb) /ˌɪn.təˈfɪər/ Similar to: get in the way; hinder; meddle; obstruct; inhibit Definition: to involve yourself in a situation where you are not wanted; or to prevent something from working correctly. Translation: iejaukties, traucēt Examples: "I wish my neighbors would stop(...)
involve
Involve (verb) /ɪnˈvɑːlv/:To include someone or something as a necessary part or result. LV: ietvert, iesaistīt, nozīmēt.To cause someone to take part in an activity or situation. LV: iesaistīt (kādā darbībā).Example sentences:The new job will involve a lot of traveling(...)
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jubilation
jubilation (noun) /ˌdʒuː.bɪˈleɪ.ʃən/Similar to: joy; triumph; celebration; elation Definition: a feeling of great happiness and triumph; the act of celebrating a major success or victory. Translation: līksme, gaviļas, liela jautrība Examples: "There were scenes of wild jubilation in the(...)
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keep oneself to oneself
keep oneself to oneself (idiom): to live a quiet life and avoid spending much time with other people; to be private or unsocial.synonyms: stay private, be a loner, keep your distance.pronunciation: /kiːp wʌnˈsɛlf tuː wʌnˈsɛlf/translation: dzīvot savrupu dzīvi / norobežoties no(...)
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laid-back
laid-back (adjective): relaxed and easy-going; not easily worried or stressed by difficulties or other people's behavior. synonyms: relaxed, easy-going, mellow, nonchalant, low-maintenance. pronunciation: /ˌleɪd ˈbæk/ translation: mierīgs, relaksēts, "bezstresa" example: I(...)
landmark
landmark (noun) /ˈlænd.mɑːrk/Similar to: monument; milestone; marker; feature; turning point Definition: an object or feature of a landscape or town that is easily seen and recognized from a distance, especially one that enables someone to establish their location; also, an event or(...)
landslide win
landslide win (noun phrase) /ˈlænd.slaɪd wɪn/Similar to: sweeping victory; runaway win; overwhelming majority; blowout Definition: an election or contest victory in which one candidate or team receives a very large majority of the votes or points, far more than their opponents.(...)
lean forward
Lean forward (phrasal verb) /liːn ˈfɔːr.wərd/Translations (LV)Noliekties uz priekšu: Fiziska kustība.Būt proaktīvam: Izrādīt interesi, iniciatīvu vai gatavību rīkoties.Examples"The manager leaned forward to get a closer look at the blueprints for the fire(...)
legitimacy
legitimacy (noun) /ləˈdʒɪt.ə.mə.si/Similar to: validity; legality; authenticity; rightfulness; credibility Definition: the quality of being legal, fair, or acceptable; or the state of being based on established rules and principles. Translation: leģitimitāte, likumība, pamatotība(...)
light up
light up (phrasal verb): to suddenly become bright with light, or to show a sudden emotion like happiness or excitement on one's face. synonyms: brighten, illuminate, glow, beam. pronunciation: /laɪt ʌp/ translation: izgaismot, iedegties or atplaukt priekā example: the sky(...)
lighten up
lighten up (phrasal verb): to become less serious or worried; to stop being so annoyed or stressed about something. synonyms: relax, cheer up, take it easy, loosen up. pronunciation: /ˈlaɪtn ʌp/ translation: atslābt, kļūt dzīvespriecīgākam, uztvert lietas mierīgāk example: You(...)
littering
littering (verb - gerund): the act of leaving rubbish or trash in a public place instead of putting it in a bin.synonyms: dropping trash, polluting, fouling.pronunciation: /ˈlɪtərɪŋ/translation: piemēslošana, mēslošanaexample: Many cities have introduced strict laws and(...)
loner
loner (noun): a person who prefers to be alone or who has few friends; someone who avoids the company of others. synonyms: recluse, solitary, lone wolf, introvert. pronunciation: /ˈləʊnə/ translation: vienpatis, savrupnieks example: He was always a bit of a loner at school,(...)
loosen
loosen (verb) /ˈluː.sən/Similar to: relax; unfasten; release; ease Definition: to make something less tight or less firmly fixed; to become less strict or rigid. Translation: atbrīvot, atslābināt, padarīt vaļīgāku Examples: "He had to loosen his tie after the big meal." "The government(...)
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Machiavellianism
Machiavellianism (noun) /ˌmækiəˈvɛliənɪzəm/:The use of clever but often dishonest methods that deceive people so that you can win power or control. LV: makiavelisms (viltīga, negodprātīga rīcība mērķu sasniegšanai).In psychology, a personality trait characterized by being(...)
mainly
mainly (adverb) /ˈmeɪn.li/Translations (LV)Galvenokārt / lielākoties: Lielākajā daļā gadījumu vai attiecībā uz svarīgāko daļu.Pamatā: Norādot uz galveno iemeslu vai sastāvdaļu.ExamplesGeneral: "The new office layout is mainly designed to encourage collaboration(...)
manifesto
manifesto (noun) /ˌmæn.ɪˈfes.təʊ/Similar to: platform; proclamation; declaration; policy; testament Definition: a public declaration of policy and aims, especially one issued before an election by a political party or candidate. It can also be a written statement declaring the intentions,(...)
minor
minor (adj) /ˈmaɪ.nər/Similar to: slight; small; insignificant; secondary; trivial Definition: lesser in importance, size, or seriousness when compared to others of the same kind. Translation: neliels, sīks, maznozīmīgs, nepilngadīgs Examples: "The car was dented, but fortunately, the(...)
mitigation
Mitigation (noun) /ˌmɪt.ɪˈɡeɪ.ʃən/:The action of reducing the severity, seriousness, or painfulness of something. LV: mazināšana, mīkstināšana.The process of making a mistake or a bad situation less damaging. LV: seku novēršana.Example sentences:The city invested in better(...)
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naïve
naïve (adjective): lacking experience, wisdom, or judgment; often used to describe someone who is too willing to believe that people are good or that life is simple. synonyms: innocent, unsophisticated, gullible, idealistic, green. pronunciation: /naɪˈiːv/ translation: naivs,(...)
narrate
narrate (verb) /nəˈreɪt/ (UK) or /ˈnær.eɪt/ (US)Similar to: tell; recount; describe; chronicle; voice over Definition: to tell a story or describe a series of events in speech or writing; or to provide a spoken commentary for a movie, documentary, or play. Translation: stāstīt, atstāstīt,(...)
native
native (adj) /ˈneɪ.tɪv/Similar to: indigenous; local; original; inherent; innate Definition: relating to the place where a person was born or where a plant or animal naturally lives and grows; also describes a skill or quality you have from birth. Translation: dzimtais, vietējais,(...)
neglect
neglect (noun): the state of not being cared for properly or the act of failing to give enough attention to something. synonyms: disregard, abandonment, carelessness, oversight. pronunciation: /nɪˈɡlekt/ translation: nolaidība, nevērība, pamešana novārtā example: The historic(...)
neglected
neglected (adjective): not receiving enough care or attention. synonyms: abandoned, ignored, disregarded, derelict. pronunciation: /nɪˈɡlektɪd/ translation: hroniski neievērots, pamests novārtā, nolaists example: the garden was neglected for years and was completely overgrown(...)
nightmare
nightmare (noun) /ˈnaɪt.mer/Translations (LV)Murgs: Briesmīgs sapnis.Liels pārdzīvojums / šausmas: Ļoti nepatīkama, sarežģīta vai biedējoša situācija.Examples"I had a recurring nightmare about being back in school and failing an exam.""The traffic during the(...)
No man is an island
No man is an island (idiom/proverb) /nəʊ mæn ɪz ən ˈaɪ.lənd/Similar to: we're all in this together; human connection; interdependence Definition: a proverb meaning that no one is truly self-sufficient; everyone relies on others and is affected by what happens to others. Translation:(...)
nudge
nudge (verb) /nʌdʒ/Similar to: poke; jog; prompt; encourage; coax Definition: to push someone gently, typically with your elbow, to get their attention; or to gently encourage someone to do something or take a particular decision. Translation: pabakstīt, maigi pamudināt Examples: "She(...)
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objective
objective (noun) /əbˈdʒek.tɪvz/Definition - a "target" or a "result" that you want to reach. It is something you plan to do or finish.Translation: mērķi, uzdevumiExamplesMy objective is to pass the English exam next week.Our objective is to finish the report by(...)
occur
occur (verb) /əˈkɜːr/Similar to: happen; take place; transpire; arise; crop up Definition: to happen or take place, especially unexpectedly or as part of a specific process; also, to be found or present in a specific place. Translation: notikt, gadīties, atgadīties, būt sastopamam(...)
occurrence
Occurrence (noun) /əˈkʌr.əns/:Something that happens; an event or incident. LV: gadījums, notikums.The fact or frequency of something happening or existing. LV: sastopamība, biežums.Example sentences:A power cut is a rare occurrence in this part of the city.The(...)
occurrence
occurrence (noun) /əˈkʌr.əns/Similar to: event; incident; happening; instance; existence Definition: an incident or event that happens; or the fact of something existing or being found in a particular place or situation. Translation: gadījums, atgadījums, parādība, izplatība Examples:(...)
on-the-spot
on-the-spot(adj/adv) /ˌɒn.ðəˈspɒt/Similar to: immediate; instant; spontaneous; extemporaneousDefinition: something that happens immediately, without any waiting or preparation.Translation: uz vietas, tūlītējs, bez sagatavošanāsExamples: "The manager gave him an on-the-spot job offer after(...)
one-off
one-off (noun) /ˈwʌn.ɒf/Similar to: unique event; exception; single occurrence; rarity Definition: something that happens or is made only once and is not intended to be repeated. Translation: vienreizējs pasākums, izņēmums, unikāls gadījums Examples: "The concert was a one-off to raise(...)
ousted
ousted (adj) /ˈaʊ.stɪd/Similar to: removed; expelled; ejected; displaced; overthrown Definition: describes someone who has been forced out of a position of power, a job, or a place. Translation: atstādināts, gāzts, izraidīts Examples: "The ousted president fled the country shortly after(...)
overlooking
overlooking (adj) /ˌəʊ.vəˈlʊk.ɪŋ/Similar to: commanding a view of; fronting; facing Definition: providing a view of a place from above. Translation: ar skatu uz, pārredzošs Examples: "We stayed in a beautiful hotel room overlooking the sea." "The balcony is perfect for a morning coffee,(...)
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pandemonium
pandemonium (noun) /ˌpæn.dəˈməʊ.ni.əm/Similar to: chaos; bedlam; mayhem; turmoil; uproar Definition: a situation where there is a lot of noise, confusion, and lack of control; wild disorder. Translation: pandemonijs, jūklis, elles troksnis, haoss Examples: "Pandemonium broke out in the(...)
pavement
pavement (noun): the flat path at the side of a road for people to walk on. synonyms: sidewalk, footpath, walkway. pronunciation: /ˈpeɪvmənt/ translation: ietve, trotuārs example: The city is cleaning the pavements to make the streets look better for tourists. other words(...)
pedestrianise
pedestrianise (UK) / pedestrianize (US) (verb) /pəˈdes.tri.ə.naɪz/Similar to: car-free zone; restrict traffic; walkable city; car-free planning Definition: To convert a street, shopping district, or town center into an area reserved exclusively for pedestrians by blocking or banning all(...)
pillar
Pillar (noun) /ˈpɪl.ər/:A tall, strong vertical post used to support a roof or as a decoration. LV: pīlārs, balsts, stabs.A person or thing that provides essential support for an idea, organization, or community. LV: balsts, pamatakmens (pārnesta nozīme).A fundamental part or(...)
pitfall
pitfall (noun) /ˈpɪt.fɔːl/Similar to: trap; hazard; danger; drawback; snagDefinition: a hidden or unexpected danger or difficulty that is likely to happen in a particular activity or situation.Translation: lamatas, neprātība, slēpts risks, klupšanas akmensExamples: "The book provides advice(...)
pivotal
pivotal (adj) /ˈpɪv.ə.təl/Similar to: crucial; central; critical; decisive; key Definition: of crucial importance in relation to the development or success of something else; acting as a point on which everything else turns or depends. Translation: izšķirošs, kritiski svarīgs, pamat-,(...)
predicate
Explanation: The part of a sentence that includes the verb and tells what the subject is or does.Pronunciation: /ˈpredɪkət/Translation: IzteicējsExample: In the sentence "The dog ran quickly to the park," the bold part is the predicate.
preservation
Preservation (noun) /ˌprez.əˈveɪ.ʃən/:The act of keeping something the same or preventing it from being damaged or destroyed. LV: saglabāšana, aizsargāšana.The process of treating food or organic material to prevent it from decaying. LV: konservēšana.The maintenance of a building(...)
pressure
pressure (noun): a feeling of stress or urgency caused by the need to achieve something. synonyms: force, strain, stress, weight, burden. pronunciation: /ˈpreʃə/ translation: spiediens, spriedze, slogs example: The team is under a lot of pressure to win the final game of the(...)
Prick up your ears
prick up your ears (idiom): to suddenly start listening very carefully because you have heard something interesting, surprising, or important.synonyms: listen intently, be all ears, pay close attentionpronunciation: /prɪk ʌp jɔːr ɪərz/ translation: saspicēt ausis example: The(...)
prickly
prickly (adjective): (of a person) easily annoyed, offended, or sensitive to criticism; also used to describe something covered in prickles or thorns. synonyms: touchy, irritable, thorny pronunciation: /ˈprɪkli/ translation: dzēlīgs, aizkaitināms, "ass" (raksturā) example: You(...)
principled
principled (adjective): based on or acting in accordance with strong moral beliefs and high standards of behavior. synonyms: ethical, upright, honorable, righteous, moral. pronunciation: /ˈprɪnsəpəld/ translation: principiāls, godprātīgs, stingru principu cilvēks example: She(...)