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1 plemenitost
• favour -
2 pokazati naklonost
• favour -
3 povlađivati
• favour -
4 biti povoljan za
• favour -
5 ići u prilog
• favour, -
6 pokazati naklonost
• favour -
7 primljeno pismo
• favour -
8 zota
• favour, -
9 milost
• favour• mercy -
10 blagonaklonost
• favour; good will; good-will; propitiousness -
11 dobrota
• benefit; benevolence; boon; bounty; charity; fairness; favor; favour; favour,; goodness; humanity; kindliness; kindness; leniency; merit; q-quality; service; sooth -
12 govoriti komu u prilog
• plead for a person; plead in a persons favour; plead in a person's favour -
13 govoriti u čiju korist
• plead for a person; plead in a persons favour; plead in a person's favour -
14 pod okriljem
• by favour of; under favour of -
15 pod zaštitom
• by favour of; under favour of -
16 pomoću
• across; by; by dint of; by favour of; by means; by means of; by the aid of; by the hand of; by the instrumentality of; by this means; by using; by virtue of; due to; instrument; through; trought; under favour of; using; via; whereby; with -
17 posredstvom
• by dint of; by favour of; by means; by means of; by the agency of; by this means; by virtue of; thanks to; through; under favour of; upon; with -
18 uz čiju pomoć
• by favour of; by the favour of -
19 zahvaljujući
• by favour of; due to; owing; owing to; thanks to; under favour of -
20 zalagati se za koga
• plead for a person; plead in a persons favour; plead in a person's favour
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