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1 skup
expensive, costly, valuable sastanak meeting* * *• expensive• collective• reunion• dear• upscale• set• tally• precious• gathering• bevy• crew• conference• congress• costly• agglomerate• aggregate• assembly• assemblage• pile• party• meeting• mob -
2 grozno
adv & adj terribly itd. (-užasno, strašno) I -! how awful!; - skup terribly/ /dreadfully/awfully/frightfully/atrociously expensive; grozno se provesti have an awful (ili a terrible/dreadful) time; tako mi je - I feel so awful/miserable; meni je to - I find it* * *• dreadful• dreadfully• shudderingly• terrible• ferociously• gruesomely -
3 nemoralno
adv immorally, wickedly; dissolutely, profligately; promiscuously l upravo - skupo wickedly/indecently/obscenely expensive* * *• immorally -
4 skuplji
adj comp more expensive; higher-priced, in the higher price bracket* * *• expansive -
5 skupocjen
adj precious, valuable* * *• expensive• sumptuous• precious• costly -
6 nejeftin
adj uncheap; expensive -
7 poskupiti
vt pf raise the price of, make more expensive; raise the costs of -
8 poskupjeti
vi impf become more expensive, go up (in price) | sve je -ilo everything has gone up -
9 preskup
adj too expensive, exorbitant, fancy--priced, excessively/prohibitively priced, un-reasonable | to je preskupo za mene that's too much for me, I can't afford it
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expensive — ex‧pen‧sive [ɪkˈspensɪv] adjective 1. costing a lot of money: • expensive computer equipment • Many manufacturers would find setting up their own High Street stores prohibitively expensive (= so expensive that they could not afford it ) . 2.… … Financial and business terms
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expensive — index exorbitant, invaluable, priceless, prohibitive (costly), valuable Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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expensive — *costly, dear, valuable, precious, invaluable, priceless Analogous words: exorbitant, extravagant, *excessive, immoderate Antonyms: inexpensive … New Dictionary of Synonyms
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expensive — /Ik spensIv/ adjective 1 costing a lot of money: That s a very expensive camera. Is it insured? | the most expensive restaurant in town | expensive to produce/run/buy etc: Cadillacs are beautiful cars but expensive to run. | prohibitively… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
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