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

 

oblige - ukládat za povinnost, zavázat, zavazovat, nutit, přinutit

verb, formal - to feel like you have to do something because of a rule or duty

 

pester - otravovat, otravovat, dotírat, dorážet

verb - to annoy or bother someone repeatedly with small, unnecessary requests or questions

anvil - kovadlina

noun - a heavy block of iron or steel with a flat top, used by blacksmiths to shape metal by hammering

thatched - doškový, pokrytý došky, s doškovou střechou

adjective, technical - describing a roof that is covered with straw, reeds, or similar material

thatch - došek (slaměný, rákosový), snopek došků (střešní krytina)

noun, technical -

snoop - slídit, šmírovat, čmuchat, zvědavě pátrat

verb - to secretly look at someone’s things or investigate their private matters without permission

pupa - kukla

noun - the life stage of some insects that occurs between the larva and adult stages, during which the insect is typically inactive and undergoes transformation

 

blithe - bezstarostný, ležérní, lehkovážný, radostný

adjective, literary - cheerful and carefree

 

blithe - nedbalý, ledabylý, bezstarostný, bezohledný

adjective - showing a casual and cheerful indifference considered to be callous or improper

 

trademark - typický rys, charakteristická vlastnost

noun - a distinctive characteristic or feature that is closely associated with a particular person, company, or product