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1 obarati
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2 spustiti
* * *• bring down• Collapse• ring off• drop• turn down• set down• sit• take down• put down• let down• lend• keep down• lay down• fall• hang up• lower• lowering -
3 prizemljiti
vi pf aero land, touch down; vt pf fig lower, bring down to earth, sober down* * *• alight -
4 snijeti
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5 svesti
vt pf (na manje) reduce to, bring down to, boil down to; (skrenuti) draw off, channel (away), divert | svesti na najmanje minimize* * *• reduce -
6 posramiti
vt pf shame one, make ashamed, put to shame, make one blush, mortify, embar-rass; coll take/bring down a peg (ili notch),* * *• embarrass• dishonour• dishonor• shame• abash -
7 snesti
vt pf (jaje) lay (egg); (donijeti) bring down -
8 donijeti
bring, get, fetch* * *• enact• establish• carry away• bring• bring (something)• brought• bring in• bring into force• carry• retrieve• yield• set out• issue• lay down• fetch• get• adopt• arrive• pass -
9 smiriti
vt pf calm down, bring under control, defuse, put to rest; tranquilize, pacify, bring peace to; soothe, assuage | - napetost reduce tension(s)* * *• smooth• appease• pacify• placate• quiet• moderate -
10 pronaći
vt pf find, come across/upon; locate, trace, track down, find smb's whereabouts; (otkriti) discover, detect, identify, seek out, bring to light, turn up, uncover; (rješenje) work out, devise, invent; (proniknuti u) fathom, get to the bottom of | pronaćići naftu* * *• seek• retrieve• dig up• device• detect• dog down• discover• trace• spot• invent• locate• find• find out• get a hold of• hunt out• contrive• occur -
11 smirivati
vt impf try to calm down (bring under control, defuse); - smiriti* * *• settle down -
12 oduševljenje
n enthusiasm; elation, ardor, fervor, keenness, ebullience, delight | izazvati oduševljenje kindle/elicit enthusiasm, fill with enthusiasm (- oduševiti); (publike) bring the house down; s -m with enthusiasm itd. - oduševljeno); s najvećim -m with the greatest enthus* * *• enthusiasm• enchantment• elation• thrill• verve• uplift• zest• zeal• mettle• rapture -
13 poravnati
vt pf (izravnati) even, level; smoothe down, flatten, plane; (po paraleli, osovinama) align, bring into alignment, realign; (izjednačiti) equalize; (svinuto) straighten; (kravatu, sliku na zidu) adjust, straighten I - račune - izravnati račune, obračunati* * *• smooth• surface• flatten• aline• align• alline• adjust -
14 staviti
put, place, set, lay* * *• bring up• bottle• to put• set• station• stick• put• posit• put on• insert• input• laid• lay• lay (down)• apply• pedestal• Paste• park• pop• place -
15 zakipjeti
vi pf start boiling, boil, (i fig) come to the boil(ing point); vt bring to the boil, boil | u meni je -lo my blood boiled* * *• boil down -
16 furor
m furore I theat &fig praviti -e bring the house down, be a sensation
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