take everything in one's stride
take everything/it all in your stride (idiom): to deal with problems or difficult situations calmly and easily, without letting them worry or upset you.
synonyms: stay calm, cope well, handle with ease.
pronunciation: /teɪks ˈevriθɪŋ ɪn ðeə straɪd/
translation: uztvert visu(...)
tamper with
Tamper with (phrasal verb) /ˈtæm.pɚ wɪð/:
To touch or change something without permission, especially in order to damage it or change the results. LV: patvaļīgi mainīt, sabojāt, iejaukties.
In a legal context, to interfere with a witness or evidence to change the outcome of a(...)
tariffs
tariff (noun):
Trade: taxes imposed by a government on goods imported from other countries.
Services: a list of fixed prices for services, such as electricity, public transport, or hotel rooms.
synonyms: taxes, duties, levies, charges, fees.
pronunciation:(...)
Tech
tech (noun / adjective): a common abbreviation for technology or technician. It is used to describe the industry, the tools, or the people working within fields like computing, engineering, and electronics.
synonyms: technology, electronics, IT (Information Technology), machinery,(...)
tender
tender (noun/verb/adjective):
As a noun (Business): A formal offer to carry out work, supply goods, or buy an asset at a stated fixed price.
As a verb (Action): To formally offer or present something (e.g., to "tender a resignation" or "tender a payment").
As an adjective (Feeling):(...)
tensions
tensions (noun, plural):
Emotional/Social: feelings of worry, anger, or a lack of trust between people, groups, or countries that are in conflict.
Physical: the state of being stretched tight, or a feeling of stiffness and pressure in the muscles.
synonyms: (emotional) friction,(...)
the centre of attention
the centre of attention (idiom/noun phrase): a person or thing that everyone is looking at or interested in.
synonyms: limelight, focal point, heart of the matter
pronunciation: /ðə ˈsɛntər əv əˈtɛnʃən/
translation: uzmanības centrā
example: Being quite shy, she hated being the(...)
though
though (conjunction / adverb) /ðoʊ/
translations (LV)
Lai gan / kaut arī: Izmanto, lai ieviestu faktu, kas padara teikuma galveno daļu pārsteidzošu.
Tomēr / par spīti tam: Izmanto teikuma beigās, lai norādītu uz pretstatu iepriekš teiktajam.
Examples
"Though he is a native(...)
threat
Threat (noun) /θret/:
A suggestion that something unpleasant or violent will happen, especially if a particular action or order is not followed. LV: draudi, piedraudējums.
A person or thing likely to cause damage or danger. LV: apdraudējums.
In computing, a potential danger that(...)
threaten
threaten (verb):
General: to tell someone that you will kill or hurt them, or cause them problems, if they do not do what you want.
Situational: to be a danger to something or to be likely to cause harm or a bad result.
synonyms: endanger, imperil, intimidate, menace,(...)
treat
treat (verb/noun):
As a verb: to behave toward or deal with someone in a particular way; or to give medical care to someone.
As a noun: something special that you buy or do for someone (or yourself) that gives pleasure.
synonyms: (v) handle, manage, attend to; (n) delight,(...)
triad
Triad (noun) /ˈtraɪ.æd/:
A group or set of three connected people, things or ideas. LV: triāde, trijotne.
In music, a chord consisting of three notes played together. LV: trijskaņa.
A secret criminal organization, typically based in China or among Chinese communities. LV: triāde(...)
trilateral
trilateral (adjective):
General: involving three groups, parties, or nations.
Geometry: having three sides (though "triangular" is more common in everyday English).
synonyms: three-way, tripartite, triple.
pronunciation: /traɪˈlæt.ər.əl/
translation: trīspusējs
example:(...)
