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1 prazne priče
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2 zavijanje bure
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3 bjesnjeti
vi impf rage, be furious/infuriated itd. (-bijesan), fume, storm, rave, bluster, sl raise the roof I pjegavac je bjesnio typhus raged, t. was rampant/rife, t. ran wild; borbe bjesne u fighting rages in; bjesnjeti nesmanjenom žestinom rage unabated* * *• run riot• storm• ramp• rage• rampage -
4 buka
clamor, din, clamour, brawl, pother, noise, tumult, row de dow* * *• booming• buzz• brawl• clamour• clamor• rumble• row• rumpus• roar• riot• to-do• thunder• tumult• uproar• jangle• fuss• hubbub• bluster• affray• loudness• racket• noise -
5 hvalisati se
vr impf boast, brag; (bučno) bluster; coll talk big, si put up a big front; -podičiti se* * *• brag• vaunt• swagger -
6 samohvala
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7 bučenje
n making noise/racket; being noisy itd. (-bučan); dinning, noising, clamoring itd. (-bučati); (mora, vjetra, bujice) booming, roar(ing), bluster(ing), brawl(ing) (-huka) -
8 goropadno
adv truculently, with truculence, in a truculent manner I - se ponašati be truculent, behave truculently, rampage, rage, bluster -
9 hučanje
n roaring, roar(s), booming, rumbling, rumble(s); bluster -
10 indignacija
f indignation I burna indignacija a storm of i.; (prazne prijetnje) huffing and puffing, bluster -
11 junačiti
se vr impf nerve oneself, muster courage, summon/pluck up courage, screw up one's courage, show fight; (hvalisanje) brag, bluster, swagger l koji se junačitii braggart, blusterer, swaggerer (adj bragging, blustering, swaggering) -
12 lomatati
vt & impf (rukama) flail one's arms, gesticulate (wildly); (buka) clatter, rumble, make a noise/racket/clatter; (vjetar) blow hard, gust, bluster -
13 rogoboriti
vi impf clamor against, storm, bluster, vociferate
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bluster — UK [ˈblʌstə(r)] / US [ˈblʌstər] verb [intransitive/transitive] Word forms bluster : present tense I/you/we/they bluster he/she/it blusters present participle blustering past tense blustered past participle blustered to speak in an angry or… … English dictionary
