hessian - pytlovina (materiál)

noun, British English - a type of thick rough clothes that is often used for making sacks

burlap - pytlovina, jutová tkanina

noun, American English - a type of thick rough clothes that is often used for making sacks

 

wear out - onosit se (o oblečení), opotřebovat se (o oblečení)

verb - (of clothes) to become thinner, damaged or weakened by being used too much

take off - svléknout, sundat, svlékat, svléci, zout

verb - to remove something you have been wearing, e.g. a piece of clothes etc.

diver - potápěč

noun - a person who goes under water in special clothes and with special equipment

 

elastic - elastický

adjective - able to be stretched and returned to the original size (e.g. clothes etc.)

line - šňůra (na prádlo)

noun - a piece or rope or wire used e.g. for hanging wet clothes on

flannel - flanel

noun - a soft cloth, containing wool or cotton, that is used for making clothes

 

unhook - odepnout, sundat (něco co drží na háček)

verb - to undo the hooks on clothes or to remove something from a hook

washing powder - prášek na praní, prací prášek

noun - the fine powder that is used in a washing machine to wash clothes

 

leprechaun - leprikón, trpaslík

noun - a small magical man from Irish stories who wears green clothes and hides gold

 

made-to-measure - udělaný na míru, šitý na míru

adjective - made using particular measurements to fit a person or place (e.g. clothes or curtains)

seamstress - švadlena, krejčová

noun - a woman who is good at sewing or whose job sewing and making clothes

trunk - kufr (lodní), bedna, truhla (na oblečení apod.)

noun, American English - a large piece of luggage used for carrying clothes in when you are travelling

cotton - bavlněný

adjective - made of a plant that is used for making clothes, e.g. T-shirts etc.