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Central and Eastern Europe Vocabulary - Czech Republic

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Central and Eastern Europe Vocabulary
blend
blend
[noun]

a mixture in which different elements are combined evenly

Ex: The coffee was a rich blend of Arabica and Robusta beans. 
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charm
charm
[noun]

a quality or trait that attracts others and creates a positive impression

Ex: Her charm won over the entire audience. 
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to locate
to locate
[Verb]

to be situated or established in a particular place

Ex: The museum is located near the river. 
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lively
lively
[Adjective]

(of a place or atmosphere) full of excitement and energy

Ex: She loved the lively atmosphere at the outdoor market. 
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to go back

to trace the existence or origin of something to a specific point in time

Ex: The tradition of celebrating the festival goes back for centuries. 
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tribe
tribe
[noun]

a social group united by shared ancestry, culture, or customs

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for a time
for a time
[Adverb]

for a limited period

Ex: She lived in Chicago for a time after college. 
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far and wide
far and wide
[Adverb]

over a great distance or in many places, often used to describe the extent of someone's search, travels, or influence

Ex: They searched far and wide for the missing dog but couldn't find it. 
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occupation

the state or period in which a country, city, etc. is taken control of by armed forces

Ex: The occupation of the city by enemy forces lasted for nearly a decade, during which the local population suffered greatly. 
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to split
to split
[Verb]

to be divided into smaller groups or parts

Ex: The large tour group split into smaller factions to explore different areas of the city. 
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rare
rare
[Adjective]

happening infrequently or uncommon in occurrence

Ex: Seeing a shooting star is a rare occurrence that fills people with wonder and awe. 
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conflict
conflict
[noun]

a hostile encounter between armed forces during a war

Ex: The soldiers engaged in a brief conflict at the border. 
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thriving
thriving
[Adjective]

characterized by growth and success

Ex: The thriving business expanded its operations to new markets. 
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to [land] on {one's} feet

to experience success or good fortune, particularly after a period of facing challenges or setbacks

Ex: After losing his job, he landed on his feet with a better position. 
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birthplace

the place in which someone was born

Ex: He visited his birthplace after many years. 
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composer
composer
[noun]

a person who writes music as their profession

Ex: The composer created a symphony that was performed by a prestigious orchestra. 
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spirit
spirit
[noun]

courage, energy, and determination to continue or succeed

Ex: She showed great spirit during the race. 
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when it comes to {sth}

used to refer to a particular topic or situation when discussing or considering something

Ex: When it comes to solving problems, she always finds creative solutions. 
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castle
castle
[noun]

a large and strong building that is protected against attacks, in which the royal family lives

Ex: They toured the ancient castle, exploring its grand halls and secret passages. 
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to [take] a step

to move one foot forward or to change one's position by moving one's feet

Ex: When approaching the edge of the cliff, he took a step back to ensure his safety. 
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to [stand] the test of time

to remain strong, valuable, or effective over a long period, despite changes or challenges

Ex: A stable relationship stands the test of time. 
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to [have|keep] {one's} finger on the pulse of {sth}

to stay closely informed about changes, developments, or current conditions in something

Ex: She has her finger on the pulse of the fashion industry. 
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whip
whip
[noun]

an instrument consisting of a handle and a flexible lash, used for striking

Ex: The rider carried a leather whip. 
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willow
willow
[noun]

a type of tree that grows near water, with thin leaves which can be used for making baskets

Ex: The willow tree in the park had long, slender branches that swayed gently in the breeze. 
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rolling
rolling
[Adjective]

having a gently rising and falling surface with many small hills

Ex: The village was surrounded by rolling hills. 
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thick
thick
[Adjective]

(of plants) existing and growing densely close together with little space in between, creating a lush and impenetrable area

Ex: The explorers got lost in the thick forest, unable to find their way out. 
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stunning
stunning
[Adjective]

causing strong admiration or shock due to beauty or impact

Ex: The stunning landscape of the countryside was captured in the artist's painting. 
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formation
formation
[noun]

the way something is arranged or organized in a particular pattern or structure

Ex: The rocks were found in a unique formation along the beach. 
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to flock
to flock
[Verb]

to gather in a group

Ex: The tourists began to flock around the famous monument for photos. 
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vineyard
vineyard
[noun]

a piece of land on which grapes are grown to make wine

Ex: They visited a vineyard in France to learn about winemaking. 
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winemaking

the process and science of producing wine, encompassing grape cultivation, harvesting, fermentation, aging, blending, and bottling

Ex: Winemaking requires a delicate balance of science and artistry to produce exceptional wines. 
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abroad
abroad
[Adverb]

in or traveling to a different country

Ex: They plan to travel abroad next summer to explore Europe. 
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peak
peak
[noun]

the pointed top of a mountain

Ex: The climbers reached the peak of Mount Everest after weeks of strenuous effort. 
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to stand
to stand
[Verb]

to possess or exhibit a specific vertical height

Ex: The ancient tower stands 100 feet. 
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to take in

to breathe air, smoke, or another substance into the lungs

Ex: He took in a deep breath before speaking. 
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to soak up

to fully immerse oneself in an experience

Ex: During the workshop, participants were encouraged to soak up the knowledge being shared by the expert. 
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hearty
hearty
[Adjective]

providing essential nutrients

Ex: After a long day of hiking, they enjoyed a hearty stew that was both warming and filling. 
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filling
filling
[Adjective]

(of food) making one's stomach feel full

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dish
dish
[noun]

food that is made in a special way as part of a meal

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ingredient

a food item that forms part of a recipe or culinary mixture

Ex: Flour is the main ingredient in bread. 
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creamy
creamy
[Adjective]

having a smooth and soft texture

Ex: The soup had a creamy texture, rich and velvety on the palate. 
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brewing
brewing
[noun]

the business or activity of making beer

Ex: Brewing beer at home has become a popular hobby for many craft beer enthusiasts. 
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lager
lager
[noun]

a fizzy beer that has been brewed at a low temperature

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pub
pub
[noun]

a place where alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, and often food, are served

Ex: They went to the pub after work for a few drinks. 
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to [rub] shoulders with {sb}

to have the opportunity to spend time with a famous person, whether professionally or socially

Ex: He was excited to attend the prestigious event, where he could rub shoulders with industry leaders. 
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hospitality

kindness in welcoming guests or strangers

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firsthand
firsthand
[Adverb]

in a manner directly from the original source or from personal experience

Ex: She learned about the incident firsthand from a witness at the scene. 
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to [roll] with the punches

to adapt to difficulties or setbacks as they happen without resisting or becoming overwhelmed

Ex: She learned to roll with the punches during her first year at university. 
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to shine
to shine
[Verb]

to show exceptional talent or perform exceptionally well in a particular activity or endeavor

Ex: Despite his lack of experience, the rookie athlete quickly began to shine on the basketball court. 
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approach
approach
[noun]

a way of doing something or dealing with a problem

Ex: The teacher's approach to discipline focuses on positive reinforcement. 
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thought-provoking

causing one to seriously think about a certain subject or to consider it

Ex: The movie left a lasting impression on me with its thought-provoking exploration of existential questions. 
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to turn into

to change and become something else

Ex: The caterpillar turned into a beautiful butterfly. 
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modernity
modernity
[noun]

the quality of being up-to-date or related to recent times, especially in culture, technology, or ideas

Ex: The artist’s work reflects the modernity of the 21st century, blending technology with traditional techniques. 
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to stand out

to be prominent and easily noticeable

Ex: The glowing neon sign made the cafe stand out among the other businesses on the street. 
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open
open
[Adjective]

ready to accept new ideas or different opinions without judging them unfairly

Ex: She is open to learning about other cultures. 
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innovation

the creation of new ideas or concepts in the mind

Ex: Her innovation in storytelling brought fresh perspectives to the novel. 
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to [strike] a balance

to achieve a state of harmony by managing different aspects or priorities effectively

Ex: She strives to strike a balance between her work commitments and personal life. 
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to [think] outside the box

to think in a creative way in order to come up with original solutions

Ex: The team always thinks outside the box to come up with unique advertisements for all its clients. 
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