understandably - pochopitelně, logicky, přirozeně, srozumitelně

adverb - in a way that is easy to understand or that is reasonable given the situation

pedicure - pedikúra

noun - a cosmetic treatment of the feet and toenails, including cleaning, trimming, and sometimes painting the nails

artichoke - artyčok

noun - a vegetable with a large flower bud, eaten cooked, especially the fleshy leaves and heart

 

incarnation - ztělesnění, zosobnění, inkarnace

noun - a person or thing that represents or embodies a quality, idea, or concept in a clear or extreme form

uncompromising - nekompromisní, zásadový, neústupný, neoblomný

adjective - not willing to change opinions, standards, or behaviour, even to reach an agreement

Speedos - plavky, pánské plavky (vykrojené, slipové)

noun - (trademark) men’s tight-fitting swim briefs

ChapStick - balzám na rty, jelení lůj

noun - (trademark) a lip balm applied to prevent or treat dry or chapped lips

wardrobe - kostýmy (divadelní apod.)

noun - the department or collection of costumes used by performers in a theatre, film, or television production

armoire - šatní skříň, skříň, almara

noun, American English - a tall, freestanding cupboard or wardrobe, often decorative, used for storing clothes or household items

 

off-the-cuff - nepřipravený, improvizovaný, spontánní, pronesený bez přípravy, spatra

adjective - describing a remark, comment, or action that is made spontaneously, without preparation or forethought

 

off the cuff - spontánně, bez přípravy, improvizovaně, spatra, z fleku, bez rozmýšlení

adverb - said or done without preparation or planning, spontaneously

 

be in the clear - být mimo nebezpečí, nebýt v podezření, nemít problém

verb - to be out of danger, not to be under suspicion, to be free of problems

 

secession - odtržení, oddělení, odloučení, vystoupení

noun - the action of withdrawing formally from membership in a union, an alliance, or a political or religious organization

art nouveau - secese (umělecký styl)

noun - an artistic style of the late 19th and early 20th centuries characterized by decorative, flowing lines and natural forms

conjurer - kouzelník, kejklíř, mág, iluzionista

noun - a person who performs magic tricks or illusions