prone to annoyance or frustration
podrážděný, dráždivý
to annoy someone, often over small matters
dráždit, otravovat
a man romantically involved with someone
miláček, přítel
marked by serene kindness and a radiant purity that resembles or befits an angel or saint
blažený, andělský
to declare a deceased person blessed, usually as part of the process toward sainthood in the Roman Catholic Church
blahořečit, prohlásit za blahoslaveného
one of the eight blessings pronounced by Jesus at the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount, each beginning with "Blessed are…"
blahoslavenství, blaženost
lacking movement or circulation
stagnující, nepohyblivý
to remain inactive or unchanging, leading to a lack of progress or development
stagnovat, zůstat nečinný
a state of being still, inactive, or not progressing
stagnace, nečinnost
to praise or express admiration for someone or something
chválit, velebit
(of an idea, intention, or act) deserving of admiration and praise, regardless of success
chvályhodný
expressing great praise or admiration
chvalozpěvný, oslavný
the act or process of moving upward
výstup, stoupání
moving toward a higher position
stoupající, vzestupný
the quality of being very challenging to explain or understand
hádanka, záhada
difficult to understand or interpret
záhadný, tajemný
to conceal or hide something
skrýt, zakrýt
the state of being unclear, hard to understand, or not well-known
nejasnost, obtížnost porozumění
