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1 scarcely
adv jedva, s mukom, teško, jedva jedvice* * *
jedva
jedva jedvice
rijetko
teško -
2 ever
adv 1. uvjek, svagda, vazda, neprestano 2. ponovo 3. ikada, uopće; samo / for #, for # and #, for # and a day = zauvijek, za svagda, naprestano, na sve vijeke; # after, # since = otada, odonda, od tog vremena; liberty for #! = živjela sloboda!; [arch] # and anon = ovda-onda, katkada; be as quick as # you can = požuri se što više možeš; what # = što mu drago, pa što, što samo; who # = tko god, tko mu drago; when # = kad god; where # = gdje god; which # = što god, koji god; how # = ma kako, kako samo; # so = vrlo, jako, upravo, ma kako; yours # = vaš odani; # so little = ma kako malo; hardly, scarcely # = gotovo nikad; for # so long = tko zna kako dugo; vrlo dugo; # so much = vrlo mnogo; not...for # so much = ni za što na svijetu; # so many = vrlo mnogo; an # bigger crowd = sve veće mnoštvo, sve veća gomila; the # increasing horror = sve veća strahota; the #-recurrent noise = buka koja se neprestano ponavlja; [fam] the best # = najbolji koji je ikada postojao; yours # = (na kraju pisma) srdačno te pozdravlja* * *
bilo kada
ikad
ikada
svagda
uopće
uvijek
См. также в других словарях:
scarcely — 1. The standard construction is scarcely…when…: • Scarcely had he begun when Claverhouse ordered him to rise A. Boyle, 1990. The construction with than, though increasingly common and perhaps suggested by the analogy of no sooner…than…, is non… … Modern English usage
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scarcely — [skers′lē] adv. 1. hardly; not quite; only just 2. probably not or certainly not [scarcely true] … English World dictionary
scarcely — index almost Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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scarcely — adverb 1 almost not or almost none at all: Parts of the city had scarcely changed since we were last there. | scarcely any/ever: There s scarcely any coffee left. | can/could scarcely: It was getting dark and she could scarcely see in front of… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
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scarcely — adverb Date: 14th century 1. a. by a narrow margin ; only just < had scarcely rung the bell when the door flew open Agnes S. Turnbull > b. almost not < could scarcely see for the fog > 2. a. certainly not < could scarcely int … New Collegiate Dictionary
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