hanging loop - poutko, poutko na pověšení

noun - a small strip of fabric attached to clothes or towels so you can hang them on a hook

drawstring - šňůrka na stažení, stahovací šňůrka

noun - a string or cord that you pull to tighten or close something, like the waist of trousers or the top of a bag

belt loop - poutko na pásek

noun - a small strip of fabric on trousers, skirts, or shorts, used to hold a belt in place

buttonhole - knoflíková dírka

noun - a small hole in a piece of clothing where a button fits through to fasten it

cuss out - sprdnout, seřvat, vynadat

verb, American English, informal - to angrily speak to someone usually using offensive or rude language; to swear at someone

memento - památka, upomínka, vzpomínkový předmět, suvenýr

noun, formal - an object kept to remind you of a person or place

 

hobbyist - nadšenec, fanda, člověk se zájmem (o něco)

noun - a person who does something for pleasure in their free time, not professionally

keepsake - památka, dárek na památku, vzpomínkový předmět, upomínka

noun - an object kept as a reminder of a person, place, or event

sweatsock - sportovní ponožka, silná ponožka

noun, American English - a thick, soft sock usually worn for sports or exercise

crop top - krátké tričko

noun - a short shirt that shows your stomach

jaundice - žloutenka

noun - a medical condition in which the skin and the whites of the eyes become yellow because of an increase of bilirubin in the blood

hepatitis - hepatitida, zánět jater, infekční žloutenka

noun - a serious disease in which the liver becomes inflamed, often caused by a virus, alcohol, or toxins

 

handball - hraní rukou (v kopané), dotyk rukou, ruka (ve fotbale)

noun, technical - an illegal act of touching the ball with the hand or arm when playing football

handball - házená (sport)

noun - a game in which two teams of seven players try to throw a ball into the opposing team’s goal, using their hands

set - scéna, výprava, kulisy, scénická dekorace, jevištní výprava

noun - the scenery and furniture used on a stage or in a film to show the place where the action happens