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1 attractive
мил, милозвучен (глас), привлечен, привлекувачки* * *згоден, милозвучен (глас), привлекувачки, милadj. привлечен, примамлив; привлечлив; привлекувачки -
2 attractive; pretty
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3 force
полицијата, војска (множ), енергија, влијаниеv убрзува раст, натура, провалува (врата), форсира* * *v. втерува, пробива (пат), форсира, силува, натура; јачина, присила, моќ, влијание, војска (множ)n. сила, моќ; impelling force - движечка сила; attractive force - привлечна моќ; to come into force - стапува на сила;2. насилство; by force - насилно, со сила;3. (обично мн.) (воени) сили; air force - воено воздухопловство; by force of - со помош, по пат на/ v. присилува, принудува, натерува, изнудува;2. провалува, продира со сила;3. присилува, натура, напрега; to force in - пробива, си прави пат2. прави со сила; сила; сила, моќ -
4 irresistibly
adv. 1. незапирливо, незадржливо, нескротливо,;2. find sb irresistibly attractive не може да одолее на нечиј шарм/привлечност
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