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1 baggage
s prtljaga,[mil] prenosiva vojna oprema,[hum] bagaža, nevaljala žena, drska djevojka* * *
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2 baggage-hold
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3 luggage ins., baggage ins. (US)
English-Croatian dictionary > luggage ins., baggage ins. (US)
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4 bag
s 1. vreća, vrećica, kesa, torba, torbica 2. putna, lovačka torba 3. lovina 4. tobolac 5. vime (krave) 6. mjehur, kesica u tjelu insekta itd. (s otrovom, medom itd.) 7. podočnjak 8. vreća, bala (kao mjera) / [sl] #s [pl] = hlače; # of bones = mršav stvor, kost i koža, kostur; [fam] whole # of tricks = svi zajedno, sve skupa; in bot # tom of # = kao posljednje sredstvo; to let cat out of the # = izlanuti, odati tajnu, odati nehotice tajnu; # and baggage = sa svim svojim posjedom, sa svim posjedom; to make a good # = imati dobru lovinu* * *
bogatstvo
fišek
kesa
kofer
košara
lovaÄka torba
lovina
mreža
podoÄnjaci
torba
torbica
ubiti
vime
vreća
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5 excess
s prekoračenje, presezanje; prestupak; pretjeranost, neumjerenost, razuzdanost, krajnost; pretičak, preobilje; [math] višak, ostatak, razlika; [pl] ispadi, divljaštvo, razularenost / in # of = suviše, preko, više nego; # baggage (luggage) = višak prtljage; # profits duty (tax) = porez na izvanrednu (npr. ratnu) dobit; [rly] # fare = nadoplatak na putnu kartu; to carry a th to # = dovesti što do krajnosti, pretjerati; to eat to # = neumjereno jesti; # postage = nadoplata poštarine (za nedovoljno frankirana pisma); [tech] # pressure = prekotlak* * *
eksces
franšiza
odbitna franšiza
ostaci
ostatak
ostatke
prekomjeran
prekoraÄenje
preobilje
prestup
pretjeranost
višak
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