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1 prekinuti
* * *• break• break up• break off• cancel• buzz off• cease• rupture• cut short• cut off• decouple• cut• curtail• disconnect• disrupt• discontinue• shut• sever• shut down• stop• put an end• intercept• interrupt• kill• leave off• adjourn• abort• part• quit -
2 raskrstiti
vr pf (s nekim) break with smb. (zbog over), drop smb., part company/ways (-prekinuti s nekim, razići se); (s nečim) leave sthg. behind, be finished with, have done with -
3 kontinuirano
adv without break, with continuity* * *• continuous• constantly -
4 raskinuti
impf break/tear/rip/pull/rend apart (ili to pieces); break in two; dismember; sever, sunder; (spone, lance) break bonds, unfetter, unchain; (ugovor) cancel, abrogate, rescind | - sa break/split with, part ways, break away from, break off, go one's own way* * *• cancel• break up• break• rupture• disrupt• sever• tear• terminate• pull apart• rend -
5 iznevjeriti
vt pf betray, be disloyal (to), break faith (with); fail (smb.), let (smb.) down; desert, abandon, throw over; leave in the lurch (-ostaviti na cjedilu) l -ti ideal betray (ili fall short of) an ideal; iznevjerititi sporazum break an agreement, renege on an a.; iznevjeritila* * *• sell• fail• betray -
6 obiti
vt pf (pojačati okovima) - okovati; (daskama) line with boards, board up (- pokriti oplatom) I obiti bravu (lokot) pick a lock (padlock); obiti sef break into a safe* * *• break open• stud• pry -
7 razići se
vr pf (društvo, skup) break up, disperse, scatter, take leave; (skupština) ad- journ; (neslaganje) break up (sa with, zbog over), part vvays/paths/company, come to a parting of the ways; (u mišljenju) disagree, not see eye to eye; (vremenom) drift apart;* * *• scatter• depart• disband -
8 odvaliti
push off, dovršiti get it over with* * *• break off• push off -
9 osuti se
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10 pokoriti se
vr pf submit, yield, knuckle under, resign oneself to, obey, fall into line, be brought to heel; comply with | ne pokoriti se disobey, defy, resist, kick against, be restive/unmanageable/refractory; prov ili se -i ili ukloni bend or break* * *• comply• yield• surrender• knuckle down -
11 priopćiti
vt pf communicate, inform, notify, convey, advise, report, apprise of, announce, impart, make known, reveal, make acquainted with, pass on, relate | pažljivo priopćiti (losu vijest) break it gently to* * *• communicate• declare• disclose• inform• give notice• advise• acquaint• announce• notify• refer -
12 svisnuti
vi pf break down with emotion; (od bola, žalosti) pine/grieve to death | bilo mi je da -em I was ready to die* * *• die -
13 kompanjonstvo
n partnership I stupiti u -o sa go/enter into p. with; istupiti iz -a dissolve (ili break up, leave) p.; ugovor o -u p. contract, deed of p. -
14 razgaziti
vt pf tread flat/underfoot, crush with foot, crush underfoot, tread out, trample down; break in (shoes)
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