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1 obećanje
promise, održati obećanje keep a promise* * *• vow• prudential• promise• assurance• obligation• plight• pledge• parole -
2 obećati
promise, make a promise* * *• promise• assure -
3 obećavati
vt impf promise (repeatedly), make promises, keep promising; be/look promising, show (ili hold out) promise, bode well, bid fair, raise expectations (- davati nadu) I mnogo -ati promise a lot, show (ili hold out) great promise, raise great expectations, b* * *• pledge -
4 obećati se
vr pf give one's promise, engage oneself; (zaručnica) promise one's hand to -
5 istočnjaćko obećanje
• eastern promise -
6 izgled
* * *• expectancy• complexion• dithering• visage• view• show• semblance• sight• promise• presence• Preview• prospect• look• leer• looks• layout• fashion• features• guise• appearrance• appearance• aspect• perspective -
7 nada
hope, expectation, prospect, u nadi hopeful, bez nade hopeless* * *• expectancy• promise• hope• aspiration• reliance -
8 obećan
pp & adj promised; pledged I Bibl -a zemlja the Promised Land; fig the p.l., land of promise; njegova -a his betrothed* * *• betrothed -
9 očekivanje
n expecting, anticipating, looking forward to; expectation, anticipation I u -u in anticipation/expectation, expecting; ispod očekivanjea falling short of expectations/promise, below expectations, less than expected; iznad -a beyond/exceeding expectations, more th* * *• expectation• expectance• expectancy• expected value• abeyance -
10 potencijal
m potential | ljudski potencijal human p./ /resources; umjetnički potencijal artistic p./promise; vojni potencijal military p./capability* * *• potentiality• potential -
11 zavjet
vow, pledge, oath* * *• commitment• sacrament• vow• Testament• promise• behest• covenant• oath -
12 besa
f given word, solemn promise (among Albanians) -
13 beskompromisno
adv uncompromisingly, in an uncompromising manner, without com-promise; nothing if not -
14 interesantnost
f - zanimljivost itd. l - tržišta promise/attraction of a market -
15 neperspektivnost
f unpromising quality, laclr of promise; - besperspektivnost -
16 opošteniti se
vr pf (popraviti se) mend one's ways; (održati obećanje) keep one's word/ /promise -
17 zareći se
vr pf swear, make a firm decision, promise oneself, pledge one's word, vow, make a point; (nehotice) make a slip (of the tongue), misspeak oneself (- izlanuti se)
См. также в других словарях:
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