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1 clothing
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konfekcija
konfekcije
odijelo
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odjeće
odjeću
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3 clothing industry
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4 clothing product
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5 clothing technology
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6 protective clothing
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7 textile and clothing products
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8 sheep
s ([pl] #) ovca; stado, pastva, župljani; ovčja koža; [fig] strašljiv, plah, ograničen čovjek / # and goats = dobri i zli; black # = crna ovca; [fig] šugava ovca; to cast #'s eyes at a p = gledati koga zaljubljeno; to follow like a # = slijepo slijediti, ići za nekim kao ovca; as well be hanged for a # as a lumb = kad se griješi, nek' se griješi; kud je otišla sjekira nek' ode i držalo; # that have no shepherd = ovce bez pastira; narod bez vođe; a wlof in #'s clothing = vuk u ovčjoj koži; to separate the # from the goats = odijeliti žito od kukolja* * *
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ovca
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9 stitch
s 1. [med] bodac 2. ubod, bodac(iglom), zabodak, štih, šav; očica kod(pletenja); vrste vezenja, bodaca, šavova; vezenje; pletenje / a # in time saves nine = bolje spriječiti nego liječiti; to drop a # = ispustiti očicu (kod pletenja); [surg] to put a # in = sašiti ranu; every # = sva odječa; without a # of clothing = gol golcat; he had not a dry # on = bio je mokar do kože, mokar kao miš; broad # = plosni vez; chain # = lančanac; double back # = lozanje; flat # = pletenac; twine # = obamet* * *
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oÄica
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s ([pl] wolves [wulvz]) [zool] vuk; [fig] razbojnik; okrutan (pohlepan) čovjek; [mus] stanovita disharmonija kod nekih žica klavira ili sličnog instrumenta nastala pri ugađanju; [sl] zavodnik, osvajač žena / to cry # too often = prečesto vikati na krivu, pogrešnu uzbunu; [fig] to have (hold) the # by the ears = biti u škripcu, ne znati sebi pomoći; [fig] to keep the # from the door = izbjeći gladovanju, smrti od gladi; # in sheep's clothing = vuk u janjećoj koži* * *
kurjak
vuk
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