dimwit - trouba, idiot, blbeček, hlupák

noun, informal - a person who is not very intelligent or is slow to understand things

 

dim-witted - zabedněný, vypatlaný, blbý, hloupý

adjective, informal - not intelligent or quick-thinking; somewhat stupid or slow to understand

 

draper - obchodník s látkami

noun, British English, dated - a person who runs a shop selling fabrics

 

renaissance - obroda, obnova, renesance

noun - a renewal of life, interest, or activity; a rebirth or revival

vicious - nebezpečný, silný, zákeřný, zhoubný

adjective - severe, very bad or unpleasantly strong

vicious - zlomyslný, jedovatý, uštěpačný

adjective - immoral, wicked or unkind, hurting someone's feelings

grout - spárovací hmota (na mezery mezi kachličkami apod.)

noun, technical - cement-based mixture used to fill gaps between tiles

breast - tlačit hrudí, opřít se hrudí, podepřít hrudí, protrhnout hrudí

verb, formal - to press against or through something with your chest

breast - náprsenka, hruď (ptačí)

noun - the front part of a bird's body

breast - zdolat, dojít na vrchol

verb, formal - to reach the top of something, e.g. a hill or slope

 

cloudy - kalný, zakalený

adjective - (of liquids) not clear, not transparent

 

hard cider - cider, alkoholický cider, jablečné pivo

noun, American English - an alcoholic drink made from apples

beefcake - svalovec, svalovci, vazba, vazby, maso

noun, informal - an attractive man with large muscles; attractive men with large muscles

gravelled - štěrkový, posypaný štěrkem

adjective - covered with gravel

fissure - prasklina, trhlina, puklina

noun - a long, narrow crack, especially in rock or the Earth's surface; a split or separation in a body part, such as the skin or the brain