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Question 1

disparaging

Answer 1

přezíravý

Question 2

podceňující

Answer 2

disparaging

Question 3

disparaging

Answer 3

podceňující

Question 4

disparaging

Answer 4

přezíravý

Question 5

spiteful

Answer 5

zlomyslný

Question 6

spiteful

Answer 6

nevraživý

Question 7

nevraživý

Answer 7

spiteful

Question 8

zlomyslný

Answer 8

spiteful

Question 9

ramification

Answer 9

rozvětvení

Question 10

ramification

Answer 10

a subdivision of a complex structure or process.

e.g.: “an extended family with its ramifications of neighbouring in-laws”

Question 11

rozvětvení

Answer 11

ramification

Question 12

contravene

Answer 12

odporovat

Question 13

contravene

Answer 13

porušovat

Question 14

porušovat

Answer 14

contravene

Question 15

contravene

Answer 15

offend against the prohibition or order of (a law, treaty, or code of conduct).

Question 16

adversely

Answer 16

nepříznivě

Question 17

nepříznivě

Answer 17

adversely

Question 18

adversely

Answer 18

in a way that prevents success or development; harmfully or unfavourably.

Question 19

in a way that prevents success or development; harmfully or unfavourably.

Answer 19

adversely

Question 20

congruence

Answer 20

agreement or harmony; compatibility.

Question 21

agreement or harmony; compatibility.

Answer 21

congruence

Question 22

shoda

Answer 22

congruence

Question 23

congruence

Answer 23

shoda

Question 24

intermittent

Answer 24

occurring at irregular intervals; not continuous or steady.

střídavý

Question 25

occurring at irregular intervals; not continuous or steady.

Answer 25

intermittent

Question 26

enact

Answer 26

• put into practice (an idea or suggestion).
• make (a bill or other proposal) law.

Question 27

nařídit

Answer 27

enact

Question 28

kick the bucket

Answer 28

natáhnout bačkory

“when the old girl finally kicked the bucket there was no mention of yours truly in the will”

Question 29

kick the can down the road

Answer 29

odkladat

put off confronting a difficult issue or making an important decision, typically on a continuing basis.

“I appreciate that he doesn’t want to raise taxes, but sooner or later you have to stop kicking the can down the road”

Question 30

up a creek without a paddle

Answer 30

ve slozite situaci

(creek=zatoka/potok)

Question 31

disheartened

Answer 31

cause (someone) to lose determination or confidence:

“the farmer was disheartened by the damage to his crops”

zklamaně
sklíčený

Question 32

tenure

Answer 32

the conditions under which land or buildings are held or occupied.

the holding of an office:
“his tenure of the premiership would be threatened”

guaranteed permanent employment, especially as a teacher or lecturer, after a probationary period; security of tenure:
“tenure for university staff has been abolished”

give (someone) a permanent post, especially as a teacher or lecturer:
“I had recently been tenured and then promoted to full professor”

Question 33

abolished

Answer 33

formally put an end to (a system, practice, or institution):
“the tax was abolished in 1977”

zrušit

Question 34

judicious

Answer 34

judicious use of generative AI

soudny, s rozumem

Question 35

succumb

Answer 35

succumb to change

podlehnout
podridit se zmene

Question 36

perpetrator

Answer 36

chasing the perpetrator

pachatel

Question 37

nefarious

Answer 37

There is no indication of any nefarious intent

zlocinny umysl

Question 38

detained

Answer 38

it was reportedly detained by authorities afterward

zadrzeny

Question 39

summon

Answer 39

privolat

order (someone) to be present:
“a waiter was summoned”

authoritatively call on (someone) to be present as a defendant or witness in a law court:
“if the person summoned does not appear he may be arrested”
Similar:
summons
cite
subpoena
serve with a summons

urgently demand (help):
“she summoned medical assistance”
call people to attend (a meeting):
“he summoned a meeting of head delegates”

Question 40

fortitude

Answer 40

statečnost

courage in pain or adversity:
“she endured her illness with great fortitude”