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21 bolan
* * *• excruciating• bruising• shrill• smart• sharp• stinging• sore• tantalizing• ailing• agonizing• aching• painful• pained• poignant -
22 brz
fast, rapid, quick* * *• express• expeditious• brisk• winged• sharp• slippy• splutter• snap• spanking• speedy• swift• prompt• instant• fast one• fleet• fast• agile• rapid• rattling• quick• natty• nimble -
23 CIS
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24 dendi
m Eng dandy, natty dresser; sl: sharp dresser, fashion plate, clotheshorse (-kicoš)* * *• dude -
25 dotjeran
adj spruce, spruced up; (elegantan) natty (sl: spiffy, sharp, ritzy, dressed to kill); well groomed; (stil, izrada) polished, finished, touched/brushed up; refined* * *• dapper• elaborate• trimmed• tricksy• trim• trig• turned• well groomed• sleek• spruce• spick• straight out• posh• groomed• accomplished• polished• natty• nifty -
26 elegantan
adj smart, well-dressed, elegant, stylish, sharp-suited, in/with one's well-cut clothes, (samo žene) fashionable; coll swanky (AE+ swank), A coll tony; well-cut; (soba) tasteful I fig -na zarada easy money; fig -no dokazivanje elegant/neat argumentation* * *• elegant• classy• chic• ritzy• dinky• dressy• upscale• smart• snappy• snazzy• stylish• swank• fancy• gracious -
27 grub
* * *• brusque• brutal• brute• boisterous• boorish• broke• bumptious• churlish• coarse• rough and ready• rough and tumble• rugged• rustic• ribald• rough• scurrilous• rude• doggerel• tough• unmannerly• vulgar• sharp• severe• surly• indelicate• inhuman• gruff• ill bred• harsh• crude• oafish• lowbrow -
28 jak
* * *• thick• tight• vivid• yak• sharp• severe• steadfast• stiff• squall• stalwart• stanch• stout• strong• powerful• intense• fat• forte• fast• gorgeous• high• heavy• hard-edged• heavy-duty• poignant• massive• nervy• nappy• muscular -
29 jasan
clear, limpid, razumljiv intelligible, articulate, explicit* * *• emphatic• evident• explicit• bright• broad• clear-cut• clean• clear• robust• definite• distinct• discernable• downright• unmistakable• univocal• vivid• unequivocal• visible• unambiguously• vividly• sharp• self-evident• serene• straightforward• straight-forward• pronounce• pronounced• legible• apparent• articulate• obvious• palpable• overt• plump• pellucid• plain• perspicuous• manifest• lucid• neat -
30 nabusit
adj irascible, choleric; short-tempered, quick-tempered, sharp-tempered, hot--headed; impetuous, vehement; snappish, snarly; arrogant* * *• snappish• haughty• bad-tempered• arrogant -
31 nagao
rash, hasty, hot tempered, quick tempered* * *• brusquely• brash• rude• disposed• vehement• violent• sharp• short tempered• snap• startling• fast• headlong• hasty• impulsive• hot-headed• hot-tempered• heady• hot tempered• impetuous• abrupt• peppery• quick tempered• quick-tempered• rapid• rash• quick -
32 naoštriti
sharpen, na brusu edge* * *• edge• sharp• sharpen• nib -
33 odrješit
abrupt, sharp* * *• bluff -
34 okršaj
m mil skirmish, action, (minor) engagement, firefight, exchange of fire; fig skirmish, encounter, thrust and parry; poet affray I žestoki okršaj sharp engagement, heavy exchange of fire* * *• encounter• skirmish -
35 oštrač
m sharp rock/point/peak* * *• sharpener -
36 pikantno
adv piquantly, salaciousness, salacity, tangy taste, sharp flavor, spiciness, sauci-ness* * *• hot -
37 porasti
vi pf increase, rise, grow, go up, soar itd. (- odrasti, narasti); (u očima drugih) grow in stature | porastila je nezaposlenost unemployment is up; naglo -ti grow rapidly, shoot up, skyrocket, take a sharp upswing; vrtoglavo -ti fig: go through the roof, grow* * *• rise• to grow• soar• increase• grow up• go up• grow -
38 prepreden
pp (predivo) re-spun; fig crafty, wily, artful, cunning, sly* * *• elusive• cagy• cagey• dodgy• tricky• tricksy• vulpine• wily• sly• sharp• shrewd• smart• slick• subtle• subtile• guileful• cunning• artful• arch• paced• politic -
39 prodoran
* * *• cutting• trenchant• sharp• shrewd• shrill• steady• steadfast• stentorian• strident• pushy• incisive• acute• piercing• penetrating• pointed• penetrative -
40 razgovijetan
adj distinct, articulate; (razumljiv) clear, intelligible; (čujan) audible* * *• sharp• articulate• audible• plain
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