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1 паѓа на испит
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2 збрка
confusion————————to confuse, to throw into, disorder, to derange, to disorganize, to make a mess, to mix up, to confound, to make a mistake, to err, to fail, to blunder, to miss————————confusion; disorder; mess————————disorder; mess* * *(сл)bind (n)--------jungle (fig), snarl up, muss, huddle (n), mishmash -
3 недостига
to fall short of, to be lacking in, to be wanting in, to be insufficient, to fail, to be without————————lack; be short of* * *lack -
4 пропушта
overlook————————to allow to pass, to omit, to permit, to neglect, to fail, to miss, (вода и фиг.) to pervious, to let to, leak* * *(прилика)let slip--------overlook 1, admit -
5 западне
to decay, to decline, to go to ruin, to go to rack and ruin, to go to the dogs, to lapse, to sink, to fail, to miscarry, to fall behind, (во невоља) to fall on evil days -
6 згасне
to put out fire, to extinguish, (светлина) to fade, to fail, to go out, to die out, to put out, (светло) to turn (to switch) off, to put out, (вар) to slake, to slack, to kill, (за човек to be nearing one's end -
7 изјалови
to frustrate, to defeat, to fail -
8 изневери
to fail, to desert, to forsake -
9 изостане
to stay away, to fail to come, to absent oneself -
10 неизоставно
infallibly, without fail -
11 премира
to faint, to swoon, to fail, to grow faint, to die away, to disappear -
12 премре
to faint, to swoon, to fail, to grow faint, to die away, to disappear -
13 претрпува фијаско
to fail, to do a complete failure, to make (to do) a fiasco -
14 пропаднува
to sink, to fail, to go to ruin, to go to wreck and ruin, to decay, to decline, to go to the dogs, to miscarry, to fall, to perish, to dye -
15 пропадне
to sink, to fail, to go to ruin, to go to wreck and ruin, to decay, to decline, to go to the dogs, to miscarry, to fall, to perish, to dye -
16 пропушти
to allow to pass, to omit, to permit, to neglect, to fail, to miss, (вода и фиг.) to pervious, to let to, leak
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