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1 leg bail
s / to give # = dati petama vjetra -
2 leg-bail
s / to give # = dati petama vjetra -
3 bail
s 1. obruč koji drži platneni krov na kolima 2. držak, ručka 3. [Austr] okvir koji drži glavu krave pri muzenju s 1. jamstvo, jamčevina, kaucija 2. jamac / to surrender to one's # = po dužnosti se pojaviti pred sudom; to forfeit one #s = izgubiti jamčevinu, izgubiti kauciju; to go for # = jamčiti, biti jamac; to give leg # = pobjeći od suda, uteći od suda s 1. [hist] vanjska linija utvrđenja načinjena od kolača; zid dvorišta u zamku; dvorište zamka 2. pregrada u staji između konja 3. poprečni kočić na vratašcima (kriket)* * *
crpsti (vodu iz broda)
držaÄ
ispaljati barku
isprazniti vodu iz Äamca
jamac
jamÄiti
jamstvo
kaucija
osloboditi uz jamstvo
otklonski
palj
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