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1 complete
adj.полн;2. севкупен, завршен;3. потполн, целосенv. завршува, довршува;2. дополнува, исполнува; комплетен; завршува; извршува; довршува complete a contract ahead of time specified го извршува договорот пред предвидениот рок -
2 complete; full
потполн; целосен complete; full; integral; overall; t -
3 complete; finish
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4 antithesis
антитеза, противречност* * *(pl.antitheses) 1. антипод (to/of sth/sb на нешто/некого): His political views are the complete antithesis of mine Неговите политички ставови се дијаметрално спротивни со моите2. антитеза -
5 nutcase
n. sl. лудак, чукнат, шутрак, брле: He's a complete nutcase! Тој навистина не е со сите! -
6 white elephant
n. 1. бескорисен (скап) предмет2. промашена инвестиција; црна дупка (проект): The new plane has turned out to be a complete white elephant Новиот авион се покажа како сосема промашена работа
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