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1 always
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2 u svako doba
• always -
3 oduvjek
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4 bez iznimke
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5 oduvijek
always, from times immemorial* * *• always -
6 uvijek
always, ever, constantly* * *• ever• evermore• whenever• forever• aye• all times• always -
7 uvijek na vrhu
• always on top -
8 uvijek pijan
• always drunk -
9 uvijek predložiti
• always suggest -
10 uvijek upozoriti
• always warn -
11 dovijeka
for ever, always* * *• for ever• always -
12 ekstra
adj special, unusual, exceptional; (više) extra I uvijek hoće nešto - he always wants sthg. special (ili out of the ordinary); he is difficult* * *• extra-• extra• additional -
13 klopotati
vi impf clatter, rattle, make a racket (- klepetati); fig - blebetati l ona uvijek -će her tongue is always wagging (- ide joj jezik kao mlin)* * *• clunk -
14 neprestano
* * *• eternally• uninterruptedly• constantly• continuously• always• perennially• permanently -
15 nezastariv
adj safe from obsolescence, always--modern; jur unexpirable, of unlimited validity, exempt from the statute of limitations* * *• imprescriptible -
16 ogladnjeti
vi pf become hungry; feel hungry/ /hunger | -nio sam kao vuk I am/got ravenous(ly hungry), I am/was as hungry as a bear itd. (- gladan); od toga uvijek -nim it always makes me hungry (ili gives me an appetite)* * *• be hungry -
17 primisao
f mental reservation; (naknadna) afterthought, second thought(s) | kao stalna -ao always there at the back of one's mind; bez -li without an afterthought, without a (second) thought; nije mi ni u -li it never entered my mind (- ni nakraj pameti); o tome n* * *• afterthought -
18 prirediti
vt pf (pripremiti) prepare, arrange, make arrangements; (priredbu) organize, stage, present, give | derog uvijek nam nešto -i she always makes trouble for us; -iti banket u čast give a dinner for; -iti primanje za give/host a reception for; -iti doručak -* * *• edit• prepare• fix up• arrange• organize -
19 redovno
regularly, usually* * *• always• ordinarily• orderly• regularly -
20 svagda
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