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1 armchair
фотелја* * *фотелја; фотеља arm -
2 plonk
v. inf.1.треснува, плеснува (sth (down) in/on sth нешто (долу) врз/на нешто): He plonked the bag on the floor Jа плесна торбата на под2. plonk (oneself) down се струполи (nа фотелја/кревет): He plonked himself (down) into the armchair Тој се бапна во фотелјата -
3 settle down
phr.v.1.удобно се сместува/наместува: He settled himself down in an armchair Тој удобно се смести во една фотелја2. се средува, се смирува: It's time he got married and settled down Крајно време е да се ожени и да се смири3. (се) свикнува, се привикнува (на нов живот/нова работа): He has settled down in his new job Се привикна на новата работа4. settle (sb) down смирува (некого)5. settle down to sth свртува внимание кон нешто; се концентрира на/врз нешто -
4 sit back
phr.v. 1. удобно седнува/се наместува (in an armchair во фотелја)2. ужива, се опушта (и чека): Sit back and enjoy it Удобно намести се и уживај3. седи со скрстени раце, ништо не презема; се држи понастрана: I can't just sit back and do nothing! He можам да стојам со скрстени раце и ништо да не преземам -
5 squidgy
adj. inf. (compar. squidgier, superl. squidgiest) мек; влажен: a nice squidgy cake убава и сочна торта; a squidgy armchair мека фотелја
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