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1 box on the ears
ćuška
pljuska -
2 fetch
vt/i I.[vt] poći ili poslati po koga ili što; dovesti; (poći i donijeti; napraviti; izazvati (suze); pustiti (krv); ostvariti, donijeti (prihod), postići (cijenu); pribaviti, namaknuti (svotu); izvesti (zaključke, analogije); privlačiti, primamiti, izmamiti; prispjeti, stići, doći do (obale i sl.) II.[vi] kretati se; [hunt] donijeti ubijenu lovinu (pas); [mar] držati kurs; okretati se, obrnuti se; mijenjati se (vjetar); stići na cilj / # and carry = raditi proste poslove; [hunt] aportirati (pas); far #ed = dalek, nategnut, neuvjerljiv, problematičan; to # a breath = predahnuti; to # a high price = postići visoku cijenu; to # a sigh = duboko uzdahnuti; to # a p a blow = zadati kome udarac, udariti koga; to # him a box on the ears = prilijepiti mu zaušnicu* * *
dobaviti
dohvat
dohvatiti
donijeti
hvatati
nestašluk
pribaviti
zgrabiti -
3 lend
vt (lent, lent) 1. posuditi; pozajmiti (kome) 2. pružiti, davati; pridavati; podijeliti / to # ear (one's ears) = poslušati, saslušati; to # a (helping) hand = pomoći, pomagati, biti od koristi, pružiti ruku pomoćnicu; [arch] to # a p a box on the ear = dati (opaliti) zaušnicu komu, udariti po obrazu koga; to # assistance = pomoći, biti na pomoći, biti koristan; to # oneself to = pristati (na); it does not # itself to the purpose = nije prikladno za tu svrhu; [US] # and lease bill = zakon o najmu i zajmu; to # a sympathetic ear = saslušati s razumijevanjem* * *
biti pogodan
dati u zajam
davati
posuditi
posuditi kome
pozajmiti
pozajmiti kome
pružiti
spustiti
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