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1 doći sebi
• come to; snap out of it; to come to oneself; wake -
2 zanimati se
• come into property; empirium; interest; interest oneself; occupy oneself; occupy oneself with; occupy-oneself; occupy-oneself with -
3 oporaviti se
• come round; convalesce; mend; pick oneself up; pull round; rally; recondition; recover; recruit; recuperate; set oneself up -
4 ponavljati se
• come round; recur; repeat; repeat oneself -
5 rastaviti se
• come away; detach; disjoin; loosen; part; resolve; resolve oneself; sunder -
6 udaljiti se
• come off; digress; get out of the way; ramble; ramble about; ramble over; remove oneself; retire; run away from; run off the rails; seclude; stand away; straggle -
7 stati
• be at a stand; come to a stand; come to a standstill; desist; fetc; halt; hold for; hold hard; hold in; jib; languish; pause; pitch in; point out; posture oneself; pull oneself up; pull up; set in; shut off; stagnate; station to oneself; stop; to give up; to hold hard; to hold i -
8 povratiti se
• be recoverred; cast back; come to; pick up one's strenght; pull oneself together; reanimate; rebound; reboundrepay oneself; recover oneself; recuperate; recur; repay oneself; resuscitate; return; revert; revive -
9 odvojiti se
• abstract; allocate; come away; depart; depart from; derive; detach; deviate; disconnect; dissassemble; dissociate; distract; disunite; divorce; get from; get loose; loosen; pick out; reserve; run off; secede; seclude oneself; segregate; separate; separate oneself; sequester onese -
10 priznati
• acknowledge; admit; agree; allow; appreciate; approve; avouch; avow; cede; come clean; concede; confess; espouse; honor; make a clean breast of; noting; own; own oneself; profess; recognise; recognize; to own oneself -
11 pojaviti se
• present• show oneself• spring• spring up• come into sight• come out• encounter• emerge• immerge• arise• appear -
12 doći do
• attain; come; come into; fetch; find; get at; get possession of; possess oneself of; possess oneselfof; procure; retrieve; to get at -
13 pojaviti se
• appear; arise; arise in; arisen; arose; be out; com; come into sight; come out; crop up; develop; emerge; encounter; immerge; occur; peer; pop up; present; show oneself; spring up; to arise -
14 otići
• shift• come away• depart• to go away• take oneself off• get away• go away• go• leave -
15 povratiti se
• pull oneself together• return• come to -
16 dobiti
• acquire; acquiring; advantage; attain; be to seek; benefit; capture; catch; come by; derive; gain; gather; get; get under; got; make; net; obdain; obtain; overcome; pocket; pocket up; procure; profit oneself by; pull off one's boots; pull-to pull off one's boots; receive; secure; to -
17 izgubiti
• bleed; come of a loser; forfeit; lose; lose oneself; lost; mislay -
18 pokazati se
• appear; come out; display; make (made, made); manifest; prove; prove oneself; put in the licks
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