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s 1. krpa, krpica, komadić tkanine (kao znak), zakrpa 2. melem, flaster; zaštitni ovaj na oku idr. 3. umjetni madež na licu 4. malen komad zemlje 5. ostatak 6. površina koja se svojom bojom i dr. raylikuje od svoje okoline 7. [coll] par (u smislu jednak) / [fig sl] not a # on = ne može se ni porediti, nije ništa prema; [sport] to strike a bad # = nemati sreće, izaći iz forme; a purple # = najljepše mjesto (u književnom djelu); a # of potatoes = parcela zasađena krumpirom; # es of fog = mjestimična magla* * *
flaster
ispraviti
ispravka
izmiriti
komadić
komadića
korektura
krpa
krpanje
krpica
melem
mrlja
parÄe
popravak
sloj
staviti zakrpu
umetak
zakrpa
zakrpiti
zavoj
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