unreadable - nezáživný, nudný, nehodí se číst

adjective - (of a book or an article) uninteresting, unenjoyable and dull to read

readable - čitelný

adjective - (of written or printed text) clear and easy to read

 

readable - čtivý

adjective - (of a book or an article) interesting and enjoyable to read

 

undone - nezapnutý, rozepnutý, nezavázaný, rozvázaný

adjective - not fastened (especially of clothing)

 

unitard - trikot (cvičební), celotělový trikot

noun - a piece of clothing that covers the whole body from the neck to the ankles, it fits the body tightly, it is worn by dancers and people doing some sports

 

drive-in - autokino

noun, American English - a place where people can watch a film from their cars

 

outdoor cinema - letní kino

noun - an open-air cinema where people can watch a film on a summer night

 

blessed - zatracený, setsakramentský, zpropadený

adjective, informal - used to express mild anger or annoyance

carton - kartón, krabice (na nápoje), tetrapaková krabice, kartónová krabice

noun - a paper or plastic container for food or drinks, it is shaped like a box

act up - zlobit, vypovídat poslušnost

verb - if a child misbehaves, or a machine doesn't work properly

pud - dezert, zákusek, moučník

noun, British English, informal - a sweet dish usually eaten after the main meal, a dessert

 

dessertspoon - dezertní lžička, lžička na zákusky,

noun, British English - a spoon that is larger than a teaspoon, but smaller than a tablespoon

 

infancy - počátek, počáteční stádium, začátek vývoje

noun - the early stage of development of something

 

infancy - dětství, útlé dětství

noun - the time when a child is very young and cannot walk or talk

 

middlebrow - obyčejný člověk, průměrný člověk, člověk průměrného vkusu

noun - a person of average taste, a person who is not very intellectual