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1 baggage
багаж, дрска девојка, мустра* * *n. багаж; to check one's baggage предавање на багажот; мустра, багаж, дрска девојкаn. багаж;2. (војно) комора;3. дрска жена; silly baggage - глупачка; багаж; дрска девојка, багаж, мустрабагаж -
2 baggage allowance
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3 baggage car
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4 baggage master
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5 baggage room
(Am) гардероба (на станица)* * *baggage room гардероба; (Am) гардероба (на станица); гардероба (на станица) -
6 luggage; baggage
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8 bag
n ќесе, вреќа, ташна, чанта, подочник, торбаv здиплува, става в торба, краде, уловуваn бечви (мн), подочник, уловвиси лабаво, отстрелува* * *n. 1. кеса, вреќа, торба; a school (traveling) bag школска (патна) торба; a mail (shopping) bag торба за пошта (за пазар); a sleeping bag вреќа за спиење;2. ташна;3. куфер; he checked his bag го предаде својот куфер;4. лов, отстрел, улов; a good bag добар лов (see also catch I 2);5. (colloq.) дружина, група; 6. (colloq.) струка, специјализација; 7. фишек; a bag of peanuts фишек на кикиритки; 8. misc.; *to clear out bag and baggage собирање на парталите (исчежнување без трага); *to be left holding the bag извисување; *in the bag осигурен; *to let the cat out of the bag ненамерно оддавање на тајна; *a mere bag of bones само коски и кожа; *the whole bag of tricks се што е потребно; (colloq.) an old bag стара непривлечна жена; (Br.) bags of многу на (од); bag II v tr1.ставање во торба;2. ловење; to bag a rabbit ловење на зајак; (vt) виси лабаво, отстрелува; (v) здиплува, уловува, става в торба, краде; (noun) подочник, улов, бечви (мн); (n) подочник, торба, чанта, ташна, вреќа, ќесеn. вреќа;2. кожена торба;3. кеса, торбичка; вреќа; торба; кеса; ќесе, вре(noun) бечви (мн), подочник, улов(vt) отстрелува, виси лабаво bag and baggage со сите работи, цакум пакум
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