Translation for 'kitten' from English to Czech

kitten {noun}

kotě {n}zool.

• Ann-Margret was described as a sex kitten in the 1964 film Kitten with a Whip. But, other than Ann-Margret and Brigitte Bardot, the term wasn't associated with any other actresses in Hollywood.
• In the cartoon, which was largely a remake of the 1933 short "Mickey's Pal Pluto", Pluto saves the life of a kitten, and later feels jealous towards the kitten after Mickey Mouse takes the kitten in.
• Carbucketty's costume suggests a Bi-colour tabby and white kitten.
• On a windy January day in Hanover, Nebraska, Alexandra Bergson is with her five-year-old brother Emil, whose little kitten has climbed a telegraph pole and is afraid to come down.
• Hannah Shaw (known as the Kitten Lady) is an animal advocate and an internet celebrity, known for being an educator on kittens.

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• The Lolirock girls find an adorable new kitten, and Amaru starts to get jealous.
• They try to take Diaz's kitten Iglesias, but the kitten escapes.
• In 1881, Scientific American published a correspondence noting a female dog apparently mothered one puppy, but appeared to adopt a kitten born nearby and supposedly proceeded to suckling both her puppy and the kitten.
• In 2009, San Diego Humane Society opened its Kitten Nursery, which delivers 24-hour care to infant kittens before they become eligible for adoption.
• Felix and a little black kitten are outdoors blowing bubbles.

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• Julius arrives home with the orphan kitten. Alice, who has been waiting in the living room, was also amazed to see what her friend brought into the house.
• The film talks about two parallel tracks, the first one involving a young boy and his pet kitten.
• "The Sick Kitten" is a 1903 British short silent comedy film, directed by George Albert Smith, featuring two young children tending to a sick kitten.
• Cats between the age of three to nine weeks are sensitive to human socialization; Other factors that can enhance socialization are having many people handle the kitten frequently, the presence of the mother, and feeding.