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1 nuisance
s smetnja, neprilika, muka, neugodnost; ono što je štetno, neugodno ili nevaljalo; onečišćenje; [fig] dosadan čovjek, zanovijetalo, napasnik / it's a great # = velika je neprilika, vrlo je neugodno; what a # ! = kako neugodno !, kako glupo !, kako nezgodno!* * *
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2 attractive nuisance
klauzula prema kojoj se zahtijeva duћna paћnjaBilj.: Prema zakonu od vlasnika imovine ne zahtijeva se duћna paћnja u odnosu na osobe koje ometaju posjed, tj. vlasnik imovine ne snosi odgovornost za ozljede koje mu bilo kakav predmet moћe nanijeti pri ometanju posjeda; izuzetak je “attractive nuisance”, љto znači da se zahtijeva duћna paћnja kad su u pitanju djeca, odnosno predmeti ili stanja koji privlače djecu i koji ih mogu ozlijediti.Englesko-Hrvatski Glosar bankarstva, osiguranja i ostalih financijskih usluga > attractive nuisance
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3 make a nuisance of oneself
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4 sand nuisance
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5 fucking
adj [vulg] jeben(o) neugodan / what a # nuisance! = jebena neprilika!* * *
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jeben
jebeni
jebeno
jebeno neugodan
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