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1 hand
n. рака, грст, дланка; to shake hands - се ракува; to claps hands - ракоплеска; hands off! - не фаќај!; hands up! - рацете горе!adj. hand - при рака, близуadj. the hands of - од страна (на некого)adj. second hand - од втора рака, половно; by hand - со рака, рачно2. по курир; by the hand - за рака; on hand - има на располагање; (амер.) при рака, блиску; on one's hands - на нечие располагање2. на нечија одговорност; to come to hand - доаѓа во рацете;2. надмоќ; влијание, власт; to keep in hand - држи во зависност (некого); to get out of hand - откажува послушност; to change hands - оди во други раце;3. извршител, изведувач на работи; a good hand at - вешт, искусен во нешто;4. ракопис; а legible hand - читлив ракопис;5. потпис; to witness the hand of somebody - заверува нечив потпис;6. страна; on the one hand..., on the other hand - од една страна., од друга странаadj. any hand - во секој случај; to bear, to have a hand in - учествува во нешто; to turn one's hand to - прифаќа некоја работа; to get one's hand in - се вежба, се'усовршува; to get the hand - има предност; to give (to have) a free hand - дава ( -
2 walk back/home
се враќа дома2. чекори (up and down горе - долу)3. гази (on the grass по трева)4. пешачи, пропешачува: We walked all the way to the village Ние пешачевме се до селото; Shall we walk a little? Си (ли) за кратка прошетка?; She walks 5 кт every day Таа секој ден пешачи по 5 км5. walk it a) пешачи, пропешачува: If the last bus has gone, we'll have to walk it Ако заминал последниот автобус, ќе мораме да пешачиме. б) brit. inf. се прошета (до победата; лесно победува).; 6. hum. добива нозе: му реп seems to have walked моето пенкало изгледа добило нозе.; 7. walk (free) ослободен е (од обвинение).; 8. go walking оди на прошетка; се шета.; 9. шета (куче); води, шета, прошетува (коњ/некого): She walked me around Paris Таа ме прошета низ Париз.; 10. придружува (некого); допраќа,испраќа (sb to sth некого до нешто): I'll walk you to the station Ќе те допратам до станица.; 11. walk on air на седмо/деветто небо е.; 12. walk sb off his feet inf. npeморува/папсува некого со (долго/брзо) пешачење.; 13. walk tall оди/чекори со кренато
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