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s 1. ljupkost, dražest, gracija; otmjenost, sklad, lakoća, dotjeranost, skladnost 2. prijaznost, učtivost, pristojnost (have the # to do) 3. ukras, ures; [fig] krepost, odlika ([spec pl]) 4. [mus] ukrasna nota (nebitna za harmoniju) 5. milost, volja, dobrohotnost; (božja) milost, milosrđe; oproštenje 6. [univ] dozvola za polaganje diplomskog ispita; oslobađanje od propisa 7. milost, oproštenje; odluka, zaključak (by # of the senate prema zaključku senata) 8. oprost, dozvola odgode (plaćanja), rok milosti 9. molitva (prije ili poslije jela) 10. naslov kojim se oslovljuje vojvoda, vojvotkinja ili nadbiskup (His, Her, Your Grace) / [myth] the Graces= (tri) Gracije; with a good # = pripravno, dragovoljno; with a bad # = protiv volje, nerado; airs and #s = izvještačeno (afektirano) ponašanje (prividna) otmjenost; to be in one's good #s = biti u nečjoj milosti; with the # of God = po milosti Božjoj; to give a day's # = dati jednodnevnu odgodu; [com] days of # = (zakonski ili običajem) dopušteno prekoračenje roka za isplatu mjenice ili premije osiguranja, respektni dani; Act of Grace = službeno ([spec] opće) pomilovanje zaključkom parlamenta; in the year of # = ljeta Gospodnjeg* * *
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dotjeranost
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ljupkost
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grace of God — noun (Christian theology) the free and unmerited favor or beneficence of God God s grace is manifested in the salvation of sinners there but for the grace of God go I • Syn: ↑grace, ↑free grace • Topics: ↑Christian theology … Useful english dictionary
Grace — The word grace means a special favor, and is applied to the whole obedience, merit, Passion and Death of our Lord and the benefits that flow from them, justification, wisdom, sanctification, Redemption. The Church, which is the Body of Christ … American Church Dictionary and Cyclopedia
God bless you — may God bestow grace on you; gesundheit, to your health (said after a person sneezes) … English contemporary dictionary
