ergonomics - ergonomie

noun - the scientific study of designing objects, systems, and environments that are safe, comfortable, and efficient for people to use

 

fictive - imaginární, fiktivní, smyšlený

adjective - imaginary, not real

 

fictitious - fiktivní, smyšlený

adjective - made up, not real

 

fictionalize - zbeletrizovat

verb - to base a book on true events, but change or add some details

 

upholstered - čalouněný

adjective - (of a chair or sofa) covered with soft material and cloth

upholsterer - čalouník, čalounice

noun - a person whose job is to cover chairs and sofas with padding and cloth

 

coarse - hrubý, nezdvořilý (hlavně mluva, jazyk)

adjective - rude or offensive (esp. a language)

 

affectedly - afektovaně

adverb - in a pretended or exaggerated way, in a way that is not sincere

 

affected - afektovaný, nepřirozený

adjective - not sincere, pretended or exaggerated

 

affectation - afektovanost

noun - a deliberate and exaggerated display or pretense of certain attitudes or qualities

 

wrinkly - staroch, starouš

noun, British English, informal - an old person (offensive)

colon - tračník, tlusté střevo

noun - the main part of the large intestine

 

wrinkle - zádrhel, komplikace

noun, informal - a small complication or setback in a plan or situation

 

wrinkle - zmačkání, záhyb, přehyb (na látce, papíru)

noun - a small fold or a line, usually unwanted, in a piece of clothing or paper

 

wrinkle - svraštit, zvráskovatět, skrčit

verb - to make small lines in the skin on your face by moving muscles or because of old age