A friend in need is a friend indeed
A friend in need is a friend indeed (idiom/proverb) /ə frend ɪn niːd ɪz ə frend ɪnˈdiːd/Similar to: a true friend; a reliable ally; through thick and thin Definition: a proverb meaning that a friend who helps you when you are in a difficult situation is a true, reliable friend.(...)
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,(...)
adjust
adjust (verb) /əˈdʒʌst/Similar to: modify; adapt; regulate; tweak; alter; tune Definition: to change something slightly to make it more correct, effective, or suitable for a new situation; or to get used to a new environment or set of circumstances.Translation: pielāgot, noregulēt,(...)
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(...)
affordable
affordable (adj) /əˈfɔːr.də.bəl/Similar to: inexpensive; reasonably priced; budget-friendly; economical Definition: cheap enough that most people can afford to buy or pay for it; not too expensive.Translation: pieejams (cenas ziņā), pa kabatai, lētsExamples: "The city is looking for ways(...)
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(...)
appreciate
appreciate (verb) /əˈpriː.ʃi.eɪt/Similar to: value; treasure; acknowledge; understand; increase Definition: to recognize the full worth or quality of something; to be grateful for something; or to increase in value over time. Translation: novērtēt, pateikties, izprast, pieaugt vērtībā(...)
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(...)
as good as it gets
as good as it gets (idiomatic phrase) /æz ɡʊd æz ɪt ɡets/Similar to: the absolute best; peak perfection; top tier; the ultimate; unbeatable Definition: Used to say that a situation, product, or experience is of the highest possible quality or standard, and it is impossible for it to(...)
assaulting
assault (verb - present participle) /əˈsɔːl.tɪŋ/Similar to: attacking; striking; charging; molesting; storming Definition: the act of physically attacking someone; or making a sudden, violent attack on a place. In a legal sense, it can also refer to making someone believe they are about(...)
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(...)
attribution
attribution (noun) /ˌæt.rɪˈbjuː.ʃən/Similar to: assignment; credit; citation; acknowledgement; source; allocation Definition: The act of giving someone credit for a work, quote, or idea; or the process of explaining the cause of something. Translation: autorības noteikšana, attiecināšana,(...)
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(...)