primeval - pravěký, prastarý, prvotní, prehistorický

adjective - relating to the earliest ages of the world or human history; ancient or prehistoric

 

mixed - smíšený, rozporuplný, nejednoznačný, rozpolcený

adjective - having both good and bad qualities or feelings at the same time; showing a combination of different emotions or reactions

 

view - prohlédnout si, zkoumat, prozkoumat

verb, formal - to inspect or examine something carefully

 

view - posuzovat, nahlížet, pohlížet, vnímat, pokládat

verb, formal - to consider or regard something in a particular way

 

view - sledovat, dívat se, pozorovat, prohlížet si

verb, formal - to see or look at something

 

stomach - pozřít, být schopen sníst

verb - to be able to east something without becoming ill

 

disproportionate - nepoměrný, nepřiměřený, neodpovídající

adjective - too large or too small in comparison to something else, not balanced or fair

 

discouraged - odrazený, sklíčený

adjective - feeling sad or without confidence because something was difficult or did not go well.

 

supposed - údajný, domnělý

adjective - claimed to be true or real without definitive proof

 

shtick - číslo, trik, typický prvek vystoupení

noun - a particular style of performance, joke, or routine that a performer is known for

sprightly - čiperný, čilý, svěží, vitální, veselý (o starších lidech)

adjective - full of energy, lively, especially in a way that is surprising for an older person

nurturing - pečující, podporující, vychovávající, láskyplný

adjective - giving care and encouragement to someone or something so that they can grow, develop, or succeed

coerce - donutit, přinutit, vynutit, tlačit k něčemu

verb, formal - to make someone do something by using force, threats, or pressure

interlaced - propletený, protkaný, spletený

adjective - having parts that cross over and are joined together, like threads or fingers

interlace - proplést, proplétat, proplést se, proplétat se, protkat protkat se

verb - to join different parts together by crossing or weaving them into each other