denote - znamenat, značit, znázorňovat, představovat

verb, formal - to mean something

 

enticing - lákavý, vábivý

adjective - attractive or tempting; appealing in a way that makes you want something.

 

entice - lákat, nalákat, přilákat, vábit, přivábit

verb - to attract or tempt someone or to persuade someone to do something by offering them something appealing or desirable

putty - tmel, kyt

noun, technical - a soft, flexible substance used for sealing glass panes in window frames and filling small gaps or cracks in woodwork

 

trim - zdobit, ozdobit, lemovat

verb - to add decorative details or finishing touches to enhance the appearance of an object or space

pale - zblednout, vyblednout, blednout

verb, literary - to become lighter in colour or rather white

 

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

 

flak - protiletadlová palba

noun, technical - explosive shells fired from anti-aircraft guns, aimed at shooting down planes

 

flak - ostrá kritika

noun - severe criticism or disapproval

shake somebody's hand - potřást někomu rukou, podat někomu ruku

verb - to grasp and briefly move someone's hand in greeting, agreement, or congratulations

shake on - plácnout si na (něco), potvrdit podáním rukou

verb - to make an agreement by shaking hands

 

profanity - sprosté slovo, vulgarismus, nadávka, hrubý jazyk

noun, formal - (usually plural) an offensive, obscene, or vulgar word that is generally considered inappropriate in polite conversation