English vocab summer semester

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quaint

charmingly unusual or old-fashioned, often evoking a sense of nostalgia.

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lobbying

the act of attempting to influence decisions made by officials in the government, typically regarding legislation or policy.

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reception

the act of receiving guests or visitors, often involving a formal gathering or event.

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trade fair

a gathering where businesses display and promote their products or services to potential buyers.

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bay

a body of water partially enclosed by land, often providing a harbor or anchorage.

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a whole host of

large number of

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undulating

smoothly rising and falling in waves or hills.

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low-rise

building with few stories

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well-appointed

having a good supply of comfortable or necessary furniture and attractive decorations.

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soaring

reaching a great height

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secluded

remote

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floodlights

Powerful electric lights designed to illuminate large outdoor areas, often used in sports venues, construction sites, and for architectural lighting. Floodlights provide broad, intense light coverage, enhancing visibility and safety during nighttime or low-light conditions.

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whitewashed

with white paint

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cobbled

a surface, street made from rounded stones

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to exceed

to go beyond a limit or standard.

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amenity

a desirable or useful feature or facility that enhances comfort, convenience, or attractiveness. Amenities can include services such as pools, gyms, parks, or other shared spaces in residential or commercial properties.

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a chamois

mountain goat kamzik

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a marmot

large rodent - svišť

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a leech

parasitic or predatory worms - pijavica

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to trample all over

to step heavily and destructively

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erode away

to be rubbed away, slowly wash away, reduce, destruct

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concede

admit smt, acknowledge

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deny

deny accusations

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decline

decline an offer

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reject

not accept

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refuse

refuse to do smt

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imply

to suggest something without saying it directly,

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maintain

continue

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remark

point out

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suggest

mention something for others to consider

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threaten

they say or imply that they will do something unpleasant to you

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urge

strongly advise

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a gimmick

an unusual trick or unnecessary device that is intended to attract attention or to persuade people to buy something

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to descend ON

to visit somebody/something in large numbers, sometimes unexpectedly

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p.l.c.

public limited company - s.r.o.

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to write minutes

written record of the conversation

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find common ground

share opinions beyonf dissagreements

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raise the subject

start a new subject

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go round in circles

keep repeating the same conversation

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a foregone conclusion

an obvious result

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a heated argument

an argument full of emotions

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key issue

main problem - a stumbling block

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a vested interest

a strong personal reason

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workable agreement

an agreement that can be achieved

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to have a say

have an opportunity to e

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to monopolise the discussion

to dominate a discussion by doing most of the talking, thereby preventing others from contributing or having their fair share of input.

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give the floor to smb

allow or invite to speak

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a rowing boat

a small, open watercraft propelled by human power using oars, commonly used for leisure, transportation, or fishing.

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an open-jaw ticket

arrival and departure are from different airports

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to see smb off

accompany to the point of departure and say goodbye

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to take after somebody

to resemble somebody, an older relative by appearence or characteristics

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to put off

to postpone or delay

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to turn up

to appear, show up

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to drop in

to show up unannounced, informal visit

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to drop off

take smb to a destination and leave them there

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to tell off

scold them for doing something wrong or unacceptable.

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to draw up

prepare a formal document

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toll

fee to pay to use the road

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registration number

unique sequence of numbers gor a vehicle

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a stand-by ticket

a cheaper ticket sold just before a flight or a performance

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to press on

to continue

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a runway

used by aircrafts for the take-offs and landings

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a station wagon

an estate car - combi

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train compartment

a separate, enclosed, or semi-enclosed section within a passenger carriage, designed for privacy and comfort - kupé

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carriage

a separate, articulated section of a passenger train designed to hold passengers - vagón

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a crossing

journey across body of water or where pedestrians move across the road

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to make for

to move towards a certain direction or destination

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a jet lag

temporary sleep disorder caused by rapid travel across multiple time zones

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a starboard

right hand side on the ship

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a coach

long distance comfortable bus

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a deck

a flat area for walking on, built across the space between the sides of a boat: paluba

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to disembark

to leave a ship

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a purser

a senior officer on a ship or aircraft responsible for managing administrative, financial, and supply duties, alongside overseeing passenger comfort.

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maitre d´hotel

head waiter

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industrial dispute

a conflict between employers and employees (or among employees) regarding employment terms, labor conditions, wages, or job security, often managed by trade unions.

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to break even

s a business or person earns just enough revenue to cover total costs, resulting in neither a profit nor a loss.

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irreconcilable

impossible to find agreement between or with, or impossible to deal with: irreconcilable differences of opinion. - nezlúčiteľný

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a retail shop

where you can buy in small quantities

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a wholesale shop

in large quantities

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to pay a balance

to settle remaining debt

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off-hand

doing something wihout preparation, particularly speaking or making a decision, without previous thought, preparation, or study.

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bemoan

complain or express sadness about smt

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saddled with

burdened with resposibilities

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a ploy

carefully plannes, sneak trick

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buoyant

be able to float

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a suite

set of connected rooms

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a lectern

a stand used to hold documents for a speaker

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LAN

local area network

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plug

connector attached to a device´s cord

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socket

a fixed connector in stalled in a wall usually to provide power

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stringent

very strict

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loath

unwilling , reluctant

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margin of error

a statistic expressing the amount of random sampling error in the results of a survey. - chybovosť

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profit margin

a financial metric measuring a company's profitability, calculated as a percentage of revenue left after paying expenses.

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null and void

describes an agreement, contract, or decision that has no legal force, binding power, or validity from the outset. It means the item is invalid, ineffective, or considered as if it never existed - invalid

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toss and turn

unable to sleep

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supply and demand

the amount of goods and services that are available for people to buy compared to the amount of goods and services that people want to buy.

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wear and tear

the damage that happens to an object in ordinary use during a period

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hard and fast

describes rules, principles, or distinctions that are strict, definite, fixed, and unchangeable.

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facts and figures

precise, detailed, and often numerical information about a specific subject or situation. It represents concrete data—such as statistics, dates, or measurements—used to support an argument, illustrate a point, or provide a comprehensive overview.