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s 1. mjesto, položaj, prostor (koji zauzima neko tijelo, živo biće) 2. predjel, mjesto, kraj; grad, mjesto, selo; prebivalište, obitavalište, kuća stan; zgrada, prostorija, trg, mjesto (koje se upotrebljava za posebnu svrhu [# of worship] hram) 3. mjesto na površini tijela i dr.; mjesto, citat u knjizi, tekstu i dr. 4. položaj, služba, čast; dužnost, služba, zaposlenje 5. mjesto 8kod stola i dr.), sjedalo (u kazalištu, kolima i dr.) 6. mjesto u slijedu, nizu broja (koje pokazuje njegovu vrijednost) 7. [racing] mjesto koje zauzimaju takmaci / in # na pravom mjestu, u pravu položaju ([& fig]); out of # = neumjesno, nezgodno; bez službe; in the first # = najprije, na prvom mjestu; to take # = dogoditi se, odigrati se; to give # to = ustupiti mjesto, uzmaći, popustiti; in # of = mjesto; to know one's # = znati svoje mogućnosti, znati svoje mjesto; in # s = mjestimice; [US] to go # s = razgledati znamenitosti; eight # s were laid = stol je bio prostrt za osam osoba; in the next # = zatim; to keep one in his # = ne dati kome da postane preuzetan; to take the # of = zamijeniti koga; there is no # like home = svagdje je dobro, ali je kod kuće najbolje; to hold one's # = junački se oprijeti* * *
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worship — [[t]wɜ͟ː(r)ʃɪp[/t]] worships, worshipping, worshipped (in AM, use worshiping, worshiped) 1) VERB If you worship a god, you show your respect to the god, for example by saying prayers. [V n] I enjoy going to church and worshipping God. ...Jews… … English dictionary
worship — 1 verb worshipped, worshipping also worshiped, worshiping AmE 1 (I, T) to show respect and love for a god, especially by praying in a church, temple etc 2 (T) to admire and love someone very much: She absolutely worships those children. 3 worship … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
