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dire+ii

  • 1 direktan

    dire'kt, unmittelbar, gera'-de; d. prijenos Dire'ktsendung f (-, -en), Dire'ktübertragung f (-, -en)

    Hrvatski-Njemački rječnik > direktan

  • 2 izravan

    (-no) unmittelbar, dire'kt; gera'dewegs; i-na veza unmittelbare Verbindung f; i. put (i-na kola) dire'kter Weg (Wagen); i. porez direkte Steuer f

    Hrvatski-Njemački rječnik > izravan

  • 3 bijeda

    f misery, calamity (-jad, nevolja); (neimaština) abject/wretched/grinding pover-ty, dire want, penury, privation, destitution, pauperism; (moralna) misery, wretchedness, contemptibility; -bijednik, bijednost I bijedaa i nevolja great misery; baciti u bijedau plung
    * * *
    • disaster
    • squalor
    • poverty
    • pest
    • misery

    Hrvatski-Engleski rječnik > bijeda

  • 4 grozan

    horrible, terrible, awful
    * * *
    • dreadful
    • direful
    • dire
    • shuddering
    • shocking
    • terrible
    • fiercely
    • formidable
    • ghastly
    • grisly
    • gruesome
    • horrible
    • horrendous
    • horrid
    • awful
    • cruel
    • creepy
    • atrocious
    • atrocius
    • odious
    • plaguy
    • lurid
    • macabre
    • monstrous

    Hrvatski-Engleski rječnik > grozan

  • 5 strašan

    * * *
    • enormous
    • disastrous
    • dreadful
    • dire
    • tremendous
    • shuddering
    • shrill
    • shocking
    • terrible
    • terrific
    • fearful
    • fearsome
    • gruesome
    • grim
    • frightful
    • grisly
    • horrible
    • howling
    • horrid
    • horrific
    • awful
    • awesome
    • cool
    • almighty
    • appalling
    • appaling
    • perishing
    • redoubtable
    • monstrous

    Hrvatski-Engleski rječnik > strašan

  • 6 ravnatelj

    Leiter m (-s, -), Vorsteher m (-s, -); Dire'ktor m (-s, -to'ren); Rektor m (-s, -to'ren); r-stvo Direk-tio'n f (-, -en), Leitung f (-, -en)

    Hrvatski-Njemački rječnik > ravnatelj

  • 7 upravan

    gera'de, dire'kt; u-ni govor unabhängige (wörtliche gerade, direkte) Rede; (u aritmetici) u. razmjer ein gerades arithmetisches Verhältnis

    Hrvatski-Njemački rječnik > upravan

  • 8 upravitelj

    (-ica) Leiter m (-s, -) (L-in f, -, -nen); Verwa'lter m (-s, -) (V-in f, -, -nen); Dire'ktor m (-s, -to'ren) (D-in f, -, -nen)

    Hrvatski-Njemački rječnik > upravitelj

  • 9 zloguk

    adj dire; ill-omened; disaster-predicting; -i prorok

    Hrvatski-Engleski rječnik > zloguk

См. также в других словарях:

  • dire — DIRE. v. a. Je dis, tu dis, il dit; nous disons, vous dites, ils disent. Je disois; nous disions. Je dirai, tu diras, il dira; nous dirons. Dis. Je dirois. Que je dise. Que je disse. Disant. Exprimer, énoncer, expliquer, faire entendre par la… …   Dictionnaire de l'Académie Française 1798

  • dire — Dire, Dicere, Praedicere, Eloqui, Enuntiare. Dire par jeu, et non à bon escient, Dicere ioco. Dire à bon escient et de courage, Ex animo dicere. Dire à bon escient et selon qu on le pense, Dicere sedulo. Dire d or, C est dire avec grande maniere… …   Thresor de la langue françoyse

  • dire (1) — {{hw}}{{dire (1)}{{/hw}}A v. tr.  (pres. io dico , tu dici , egli dice , noi diciamo , voi dite , essi dicono ; imperf. io dicevo ; pass. rem. io dissi , tu dicesti , egli disse , noi dicemmo , voi diceste , essi dissero ; fut. io dirò , tu… …   Enciclopedia di italiano

  • dire — (ant. dicere / ditʃere/) [lat. dicĕre ] (pres. dico, dici [ant. o pop. di  ], dice, diciamo, dite, dìcono ; imperf. dicévo, ecc.; pass. rem. dissi, dicésti, ecc.; fut. dirò, ecc.; condiz. dirèi, ecc.; cong. pres. dica,... diciamo, dìcano ; cong.… …   Enciclopedia Italiana

  • Diré —   Commune and town   …   Wikipedia

  • dire — [ daır ] adjective 1. ) very severe or serious: News reports portray the situation as dire. in dire need: Refugees are arriving in dire need of food and medical attention. in dire straits (=in a very bad situation): The farming industry in this… …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

  • dire — dire; dire·ful; dire·ly; dire·ness; ar·thro·dire; cryp·to·dire; dire·ful·ly; dire·ful·ness; pleu·ro·dire; …   English syllables

  • dire — [daıə US daır] adj [Date: 1500 1600; : Latin; Origin: dirus] 1.) extremely serious or terrible ▪ warnings of dire consequences that often don t come true ▪ The country is in dire need of food aid. ▪ The situation looked dire. 2.) be in dire… …   Dictionary of contemporary English

  • dire´ly — dire «dyr», adjective, dir|er, dir|est. causing great fear or suffering; dreadful: »the dire consequences of a nuclear war, dire necessity. Dire was the noise of conflict (Shakespeare). ╂[< Latin dīrus] …   Useful english dictionary

  • Dire — (d[imac]r), a. [Compar. {Direr} (d[imac]r [ e]r); superl. {Direst}.] [L. dirus; of uncertain origin.] 1. Ill boding; portentous; as, dire omens. [1913 Webster] 2. Evil in great degree; dreadful; dismal; horrible; terrible; lamentable. [1913… …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

  • Diré — Géographie Pays  Mali Région Tombouctou Cercle …   Wikipédia en Français

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