Romanticism - romantismus

noun - an artistic and literary movement that originated in Europe in the late 18th and early 19th centuries characterized by a focus on emotion, individualism, imagination, and the celebration of nature

 

crossly - naštvaně, podrážděně, nazlobeně

adverb, British English - in an angry or annoyed way

 

middle name - charakteristický rys

noun - a characteristic or trait that is so closely associated with someone that it might as well be a part of their name

thread - provléct, provléknout, navléknout (nit, tkaničku apod.)

verb - to put a string, lace, thread etc. through a hole

thread - závit (šroubu)

noun - the raised line that runs around a screw

 

twine - obtočit, obtočit se, omotat, omotat se, ovinout

verb - to twist or weave together two or more strands or threads in a spiral manner

twine - motouz, provázek, špagát

noun - a strong string or cord made by twisting together two or more strands of material, such as cotton, hemp, or nylon.

 

surrogate - náhradní (např. matka)

adjective, formal - replacing someone else or something else

daylily - denivka (rostlina)

noun, technical - a plant similar to a lily which has orange or red flowers that bloom for a very short time

 

unblemished - dokonalý, bezvadný, bez vady, neposkvrněný

adjective - not marked or spoiled in any way

 

blemished - problematický, s vadami (vzhledem)

adjective - with small marks that slightly spoil the appearance

 

blemish - pokazit, poskvrnit, poškodit (např. pověst)

verb - to slightly spoil something that is otherwise beautiful

 

blemish - kaz, vada, nedostatek (v reputaci, morální apod.)

noun - a fault in someone's character

cloak - zahalit, zakrýt, přikýt

verb - to cover or hide something or somebody

 

hold up - zdvihnout, zvednout, držet zdvihnuté, ukázat, ukazovat

verb - to show something by lifting it up, to keep something lifted up