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1 hunting
n. лов, ловење; лов; ловење; лов -
2 hunting ground
n. 1. hunt, ловиште2. a happy hunting ground for рај/мека за -
3 hunting lodge
n. hunt, ловечка куќа -
4 flat-hunting
n. барање стан -
5 fox-hunting
n. hunt, лов на лисици -
6 head-hunting
n. 1. econ. потрага по перспективни кадри2. лов на глави -
7 hunt; hunting
лов; ловење -
8 job hunting
n. барање работа -
9 battue
n. (hunting) хајка, лов со гонење -
10 blind
слеп, ќор, несвесен заn завеса за сонце, ролетна, сончана завесаv заслепува, ослепувапараван* * *adj.слеп; to go blind - ослепува;2. нечитлив, нејасен;3. неразумен; to be blind to - неспособен да разбере, процени нешто;4. (сленг) пијан (исто и blind drunk)n. (pl.) слепциv. ослепи, заслепи;2. затемнува, намалува светлина; слеп; ролетна; слеп, заслепува; n 1. ролетна, желузини; to draw the blinds спуштање на релетни; to raise the blinds подигнување на ролетни (also Venetian blind);2. Br.; see window shade;3. (hunting) чека;4. измама; лажен објект;5. misc.; *the blind leading the blind не се зна кој е поголем слепец; blind II a слеп; born blind слеп од раѓање; blind obedience слепа послушност; blind in one eye слеп на едно око, ќор; she is blind to his mistakes таа е слепа на неговите грешки; *as blind as a bat сосема слеп; blind III v tr ослепување; заслепување; blinded by the sun заслепен од сонцето
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