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1 osvojiti
conquer, capture, take* * *• capture• captivate• win• seize• take• prepossess• conquer• attract• overrun• master -
2 pokoriti
subjugate, conquer* * *• vanquish• subdue• subject• submit• subjugate• conquer• overmaster• reduce -
3 svladati
vt pf (nadvladati., prevladati) overcome, get over, master, surmount, vanquish, conquer; (nadjačati) overpower, overwhelm get the better of, get the upper hand, get on top of; (pobijediti) win over, best, beat; (obuzdati) control, bring under control, cur* * *• suppress• conquer• overcome• repress -
4 izvojevati
vt pf win, achieve, gain, secure* * *• carve out• conquer -
5 osvajati
vt impf - osvojiti; impf be conquering, capture repeatedly | fig koji -a irresistible, enchanting, winning* * *• conquer -
6 pobijediti
defeat, outclass* * *• evince• carry the day• defeat• to win• vanquish• win through• win out• won• win• worst• smite• prevail• lick• have• bear down• beat• conquer• overwhelm• overmaster• outfight• overcome• overthrow• reduce -
7 podjarmiti
vt pf subjugate, subdue, bring under the yoke, vanquish, conquer; enslave* * *• enslave• yoke• submit• subjugate• reduce -
8 neosvajanje
n not conquering, failure to conquer/capture/take/win -
9 neosvojivost
f unconquerableness, impossibility to conquer, impregnability; unscala-bility -
10 nepokoravanje
n (nekoga) nonsubjugation, nonsubmission, nonconquest, nonsubjec-tion, failure to subjugate/conquer/subject; (nekome) nosubmission, failure to submit oneself, f. to knuckle under; (neposlušnost) insubordination, resistance, disobedience-recalcitrance -
11 nezauzimanje
n nonoccupation, failure to oc-cupy/take/fill; failure to conquer itd. (-neosvajanje); (za nekoga) - nezagovaranje
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