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1 balance beam
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2 beam
руда, главна бродска греда, сноп светлоfig ведар изглед, насмевка, ведринаv зрачи, весело се смее (зборува)* * *n. 1. греда, талпа;2. (naut.) најголемата ширина (брод); (colloq.) broad in the beam со широки колкови;3. сноп, зрак; млаз; *(colloq.) on the beam правилно;4. (on a scale) мост;5. (of a headlight) светло; a long (normal) beam долго (средно) светло; 6. see balance beam; 7. (for weaving) вратило; a warp beam задно вратило; beam II v1.tr upraviti, usmeriti (usmjeriti);2. intr sijati; he is beaming (with joy) sija mu lice (od sreжe);3. smeљiti (smijeљiti) se zadovoljnon. зрак, сноп светло; (прен.) ведрина, насмевкаv. сјае (и прен.) зрачи; греда; насочува; мост
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