unproven - neprokázaný, nepotvrzený

adjective - not proved to be true

 

prove - ukázat se, projevit se (jako)

verb - to turn out to be

 

terrycloth - froté (tkanina)

noun - a type of thick cotton fabric that is used especially for making towels and bathrobes

Phillips - křížový (šroubek, šroubovák)

adjective, technical - (of a screw or screwdriver) with two crossing lines for turning

lathe - soustruh

noun - a machine used for shaping wood, metal, or other materials by turning it horizontally and using a fixed cutting tool

accusingly - vyčítavě

adverb - in a way that shows that you think somebody has done something wrong

accusing - vyčítavý, obviňující

adjective - showing that you think somebody has done something wrong

blinker - blinkr, směrovka (na autě)

noun, informal - one of the lights at the front or back of a car that you use when you want to inform other drivers that you are about to change direction

 

in the blink of an eye - okamžitě, v mžiku, co by dup

adverb - very quickly

blink - mrknutí, zamrkání (jako reflex)

noun - the act of closing and opening your eyes very quickly

comb out - rozčesat

verb - to make your hair neat with a comb, to remove tangles and knots from your hair using a comb

 

comb - pročesat (důkladně prohledat)

verb - to search something carefully and systematically

brush - učesat (kartáčem), česat (kartáčem)

verb - to make something smooth or tidy by using a brush

 

beer fear - výčitky z kocoviny

noun, British English, informal - the irrational state of regretting things you did when you were drunk, caused by a hangover

 

polished - vyleštěný, naleštěný

adjective - very clean and shiny