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1 sebe se
• oneself -
2 zanimati se
• come into property; empirium; interest; interest oneself; occupy oneself; occupy oneself with; occupy-oneself; occupy-oneself with -
3 baviti se
• attend; buckle; cultivate; dally; do; drive; empirium; go about; interfere in; live; lodge; maintain; occupy; occupy oneself; occupy oneself with; occupy-oneself; occupy-oneself with; practise; pursue; reside; run upon; sit; sojourn; stop; struggle; tamper; to deal with; to engage -
4 poslovati
• busy; deal; occupy oneself; occupy oneself with; occupy-oneself; occupy-oneself with; stirred; to deal with; to do business; to transact; transact; work -
5 povratiti se
• be recoverred; cast back; come to; pick up one's strenght; pull oneself together; reanimate; rebound; reboundrepay oneself; recover oneself; recuperate; recur; repay oneself; resuscitate; return; revert; revive -
6 pretstaviti sebi
• image to oneself; imagine; picture to oneself; represent oneself; to image to oneself -
7 pribrati se
• collect; get oneself together; pick on; pick up; pick upon; pull oneself together; pull round; recollect; recollect oneself; right oneself -
8 sav se predati
• addict; give oneself over to; give oneself up; to give oneself over to; to give oneself up -
9 trgovati
• buy and sell; chaffer; deal; exchange; handle; higgle; market; merchandise; occupy oneself; occupy oneself with; occupy-oneself; occupy-oneself with; sell; to do trade; trade; traffic -
10 krkati
• cram; cram up; gorge; gorge oneself; gormandize; guzzle; stoke; stuff; stuff oneself; to gorge oneself -
11 nakrkati se
• fill; gorge oneself; stuff; stuff oneself; to gorge oneself -
12 posaditi se
• seat oneself; settle; settle oneself; sit down; sit oneself down -
13 postaviti se
• line out; line up; plant oneself; posture oneself; set oneself -
14 predati se
• apply; capitulate; hand over; knock under; lend oneself; submit; submit oneself; surrender; surrender oneself -
15 pretstavljati sebi
• image to oneself; imagine; picture to oneself; to image to oneself -
16 razmetati se
• act up; assume; be ostentatious of; boast; buck; cackle; gasconade; huff; perk; plume oneself upon; pride oneself on; pride oneself upon; rodomontade; ruffle; swagger; swagger about -
17 sesti
• alight; light down; light from; light off; light off down from; seat; seat oneself; settle; settle oneself; sit; sit (sat, sat); sit down; sit oneself down; to go down -
18 spremiti se
• buckle to; get ready; make oneself ready; prepare; prepare oneself; ready oneself -
19 stati
• be at a stand; come to a stand; come to a standstill; desist; fetc; halt; hold for; hold hard; hold in; jib; languish; pause; pitch in; point out; posture oneself; pull oneself up; pull up; set in; shut off; stagnate; station to oneself; stop; to give up; to hold hard; to hold i -
20 udesiti se
• conclude; dressing herself; get up oneself; prink oneself; sleek up; suit; to get up oneself
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oneself — 1540s, one s self. Hyphenated 18c.; written as one word from c.1827, on model of himself, itself, etc … Etymology dictionary
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oneself — /wun self , wunz /, pron. 1. a person s self (used for emphasis or reflexively): One often hurts oneself accidentally. 2. be oneself, a. to be in one s normal state of mind or physical condition. b. to be unaffected and sincere: One makes more… … Universalium
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