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1 čučanje
n squatting, sitting on one's heels itd.; crouch(ing)* * *• squat• squatting -
2 čučati
vi impf squat, sit on one's heels/haunches/ /hams, coll sit on one's hunkers; (životinja) crouch; (na visokom,, kao ptice/kokoši ili fig.) perch, be perched; fig -čepiti I fig - kod kuće -kuća* * *• squat -
3 kvrcnuti
vi/vt pf crack (once), snap (once), click (once), give a crack/snap/click, go click!; (nečim) flick; (prstom) (give a) fillip; bump (another car) I mil kvrcnuti petama click one's heels* * *• fillip• flick -
4 ljenčariti
vi impf loaf, idle, laze, lounge, coll cool one's heels, A sl goof off* * *• slug• potter• laze• idle away• idle• be idle• lounge -
5 ofucan
pp & adj broken-down, run-down, worn--out, shabby, seedy, bedraggled, down-at--the-heels (- otrcan); that has seen better days* * *• battered -
6 usprotiviti se
vr pf resist, oppose, balk at, take exception to, take issue with, disapprove, raise one's voice against; defy smb., stand up to smb., cross smb. | energično se - oppose vigorously/strongly; fig dig in one's heels (at), draw a line (at)* * *• prevent• object• oppose -
7 čepiti
vi impf -čučati; (čekati) cool one's heels, wait around; while away time, vegetate -
8 inatiti se
vr impf Tur show spite, be spiteful; be obstinate; fig dig one's heels in -
9 izgaziti
vt pf trample, tread on itd. (- gaziti); trample itd thoroughly, finish trampling itd. I izgaziti pete wear out one's heels -
10 zacopan
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11 zacopati se
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12 zainatiti se
vr pf (ili zaintačiti) Tur become ob-stinent, fig dig one's heels in; insist; -kapricirati se -
13 zateleban
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14 zatreskan
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