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s sunce, sunčeva toplina, sunčeva svjetlost, sunčev sjaj; [poet] dan, godina; [astr] zvijezda sa satelitima; [fig] sjaj, sreća, blagostanje; (ili # burner) jak svijećnjak / the midnight # = ponoćno sunce polarnih krajeva; empire on which the # never sets = carstvo koje se širi po cijelom svijtu, gdje sunce nikad ne zalazi; let not the # go down upon your wrath = neka tvoja srdžba traje samo jedan dan; nothing new under the # = ništa novo pod suncem; mock # = pasunce, jasno svjetlo koje se kadšto vidi uza sunce; to see the # = biti živ ; to rise with the # = ustajati u zoru; make hay while the # shines = željezo dok je vruće; to hold a candle to the # = raditi što suvišno; [mar] to take (shoot) the # = odrediti položaj suncu; with the # = u svitanje; slijedeći put sunca; u smjeru kazaljke na satu; against the # = u smjeru suprotnom kretanju kazaljke na satu; in the # = na suncu; [fig] a place in the # = mjesto pod suncem; to take the # = sunčati se; [fam] to have the # in one's eyes = biti pijan; his # is set = prošli su dani njegove slave; odbrojeni su mu dani* * *
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