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adj 1. (u afirmativnim rečenicama) svaki, svaka, svako; ma koji, ma koja, ma koje; koji god, koja god, koje god 2. (u upitnim rečenicama i pogodbenim s neg. smislom) ikoji, ikoja, ikoje; koji, koja, koje; ikakav, ikakva, ikakvo; išta, što (u partitivnom smislu) 3. (u negativnim rečenicama) nikakav, nikakva, nikakvo, nikoji, nikoja, nikoje; nijedan, nijedna, nijedno; ništa (u partitivnom smislu) / at # rate, in # case = u svakom slučaju, na svaki način; he is as rich as # one bogat je da ne može biti bogatiji; yuo can get it in # shop možete to dobiti u svakoj trgovini; you can get # number možete dobiti svaku količinu; have you # letters for me ? imate li pisama za mene?; is there # chance? ima li izgleda?; if there are # letters, send them to me ako bude pisama, pošaljite mi ih; that won't do you # harm to ti neće ništa škoditi* * *
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bilo koje
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bilo koji
bilo kojoj
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ikakav
ikakvih
ikoji
ikoliko
išta
itko
jedan
kojekakav
koji bilo
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ma koje
ma koji
neki
nekoliko
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nijedno
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by any chance — possibly. → chance … English new terms dictionary
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chance — 1 noun 1 POSSIBILITY (C, U) how possible or likely it is that something will happen, especially something that you want: chance/chances of: What are her chances of survival? | there s a chance (that): There s always the chance that something will … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
