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s 1. prilaz, prolaz, prijelaz, put, tjesnac, klanac 2. [mil] ključni položaj 3. plovni dio rijeke / to sell the # = izdati zemlju, zajedničku stvar; to hold the # = braniti svoju stvar s 1. dobar uspjeh, (najniža) prolazna ocjena; ispit 2. položaj, situacija, kritično stanje ([to, be at a desperate] # nalaziti se u tešku položaju) 3. propusnica, (slobodan) prelaz, ulaz, dopustni list; kratak dopust; besplatna karta (za vožnju) besplatna ulaznica 4. putni list, pasoš 5. vrsta udarca, navala pri mačevanju; finta 6.[sport] dodavanje, pasiranje lopte (u nogometu) / to bring to # = privesti, izvršiti; ostvariti; to come to # = dogoditi se, slučiti se; free # = besplatna ulaznica, karta; things have come to a pretty # = položaj je prilično težak, stvar je otišla predaleko; to make a # at = napastovati (koga)* * *
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