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1 џумка
bump n————————bump; lump* * *bump (n) -
2 жмучка
bump n* * *bump (n) -
3 набасува на
bump into* * *bump into -
4 се судира
bump* * *bump -
5 чукнува
bump————————чука* * *bump -
6 удар
attack————————hit, blow, stroke, kick, slap, knock, cuff, punch, tap' (медицински) stroke, apoplectic stroke (воен.) thrust, attack, (за срце) beat(ing), strike————————attack; bump; knock; blow; shock; impact————————bump; lump* * *(директен со рака)jab (n)--------bang, attack, bump (n), seizure 1, apoplexy, blast -
7 грутка
clump, rough lump, clod————————ball; clot; lump; bump————————clot————————bump; lump* * *ball, nub -
8 се тресе
quiver, bump, quake————————shake; shiver; tremble————————shake* * *quiver 1, bump, quake, twitch, oscillate -
9 судар
collision————————bump n* * *bump (n) -
10 убива
murder v, destroy, bump off (sl)————————to kill, to murder, to slaughter, to massacre, to assassinate* * *(од заседа)assassinate--------murder v, destroy, bump off (sl) -
11 удира
knock————————kick————————land (v sl), bump———————— (бранот)lap————————to hit, to strike, (шлаканица) to slap, to give a slap, (со камшик) 1О lash, to whip, to scourge, (темел) to lay (foundation), to kick, to knock, to smite, to blow————————hit; knock; strike; kick* * *(бранот)lap 2--------(топка)bounce--------land (v sl), bump, dash, jab, conk, baste (3) -
12 наеднаш
suddenly, all at once* * *bump (adv), all at once, at once, shortwinded -
13 пад
fall, falling, tumble, descent, (пропаст) downfall, rum, (неуспех) failure, (цена) drop, decline, (вредност) deprecation* * *(до успех)avenue--------bump (n), overthrow (n) -
14 потрес
earthquake, concussion, shock, (фиг.) chock* * *(на мозок)concussion (n)--------(фиг)convulsion--------bump (n), quake (n) -
15 силно
strongly, powerfully, vigorously* * *madly (coll), bump (adv), hotly -
16 згрутчена крв; ќумка
ball; clot; lump; bump -
17 згрутчена крв; џумка
ball; clot; lump; bump -
18 зааруса се
to bump, to jolt -
19 забувта
to begin to beat, to knock, to batter, to rap, to strike, to smite, to thump, to thud, to pound, to bang, to bump, to begin to drum, to tap, (скита to begin to loaf, to rove, to wander -
20 затруса
begin to bump, to jolt, to start making a rumbling noise
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