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21 obmanuti
vt pf delude, fool (- zavarati) beguile, throw dust into smb's eyes; mislead; mistify; use sham, use false pretenses; (za šalu) hoax; deceive itd. (- prevariti)* * *• cheat• delude• dupe• impose• bluff• beguile• mislead• nick -
22 obmanjivanje
n deluding, beguiling itd.; delusion(s), beguilement(s); - obmana* * *• fool -
23 petljati se
vr impf interfere itd. (- miješati se); (oko nečega) fool around with, mess (around) with; - upuštati se* * *• intermeddle• labour• labor -
24 povlačiti se
vr impf drag (along) (besposleno) idle/hang about (- vući se, skitati se), (vojska) (be in) retreat - povući se; - s muškarcima hang/fool around with men; on se lako -i he is a quitter povlađivanje n applause, acclamation, cheering; approval, approbation* * *• retrocede• back -
25 prevariti
delude, palm off, double cross, hoax, cozen, befool* * *• circumvent• chicane• cheat• chisel• chouse• screw• rope in• seduce• rope• rook• diddle• defraud• deceive• dupe• disappoint• double cross• trick• victimize• wile• sell• set up• skunk• spoof• stick• string along• take in• juggle• let down• fool• flimflam• gyp• get round• hoodwink• bilk• bamboozle• beguile• befool• cozen• con• overrach• mulct• nick -
26 tratiti
dawdle away, barter away* * *• dawdle away• trifle• waste• squander• fool away -
27 vratoloman
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28 zafrkavati se
vr impf tease each other; fool around* * *• joking -
29 zavarati
vt pf deceive, trick, hoodwink; throw off, create a diversion; throw dust in smb's eyes; - zavaravati* * *• fool -
30 zavaravati se
vr impf delude/deceive/fool/kid oneself, lie to oneself, have/harbor illusions, suffer delusions, indulge in make-believe, pretend | nemojte/nemojmo se -ati make no mistake (about it); neka se nitko ne -a let no one be deceived; ne treba se -ati we mustn'* * *• baffle -
31 blamirati
vt pf/impf disgrace, discredit, bring disgrace/discredit on, embarrass; make a (damn) fool of -
32 blamirati se
vr pf/impf disgrace/discredit one-self, bring disgrace/discredit on oneself, cut a poor figure, embarrass oneself, fall on one's face, lose face; make a (damn) fool of oneself; fig end up with egg all over one's face I da se ne blamirati semo pred to avoid discredit -
33 blesavko
m little booby/ninny/fool/goose -
34 budalasto
adv foolishly, in a silly/foolish manner, like a fool itd. (-budala) -
35 budalica
f/m dem & hyp little fool itd. (- budala), silly -
36 ispreskakati
vt pf jump (over) every (single) one, jump (over) repeatedly itd. (- ispre-); fig make a fool of, confuse, daze (- is-kritizirati) -
37 ljubakati se
vr imp f A sl: smooch, neck, spoon; (imati avanturu) have a (casual) affair, carry on, A sl make out, A sl fool/mess around -
38 majstorisati
vt imp/make, build, put together; fig fool around with, cook up -
39 obmanuti se
vr pf delude/fool o. s. -
40 obmanjivati se
vr impf delude/fool o. s.; iter keep deluding/fooling o. s.
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