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21 отклонува
to draw away, to divert, to decline, to reject, to refuse, to accept* * *avert -
22 пика
(копје) to pike, to lance, (ашов) to spade, to stuff, to cram, to push m, to drag m, to put m, to draw in, to involve, bung v* * *bung (v) -
23 привлекува
magnetize————————to draw, to attract, to appeal to one* * *(внимание)arrest--------magnetize, attract -
24 привлекување
drawing, attraction, pulling up to, attracting, draw* * *attraction -
25 притеснува
bulldoze (фиг.)————————to make tense (stretched), to stretch, to tighten, to draw tight, to narrow, to incommode* * *bulldoze (fig) -
26 развлекува
to pull out, to draw, to make longer, to extend* * *spin out -
27 разликува
to distinguish, to discriminate, draw a distin- ction, to make difference————————distinguish* * *know -
28 се влече
drag; trail; haul; draw; pull; tow; tug————————drag; trail; haul* * *moon (v) -
29 спушта
go down; descend————————to let down; to lower; (брод) to launch; (перде) to pull down; to draw, to drop————————go down; descend; lower* * *(едро)reef 2 -
30 ближи
(се)to draw near, to approach -
31 доближи се
to approach, to draw near -
32 доближи
to approach, to come nearer, to draw nearer -
33 доближува
to approach, to come nearer, to draw nearer -
34 дотрага
to drag up to, to draw up to, to trail up to -
35 дотркала
to rool (up), to draw, to drag -
36 дрпне
to pull, to tug, to draw, to haul -
37 ждреба
to draw (cast) lost, raffle -
38 завлече
to dragg away (off), to carry off, (за река, вода) to sweep, (to wash) someone (something) away, (вовлекува) to drag in, to draw m, to involve -
39 зближи се
to draw closer, to become intimate, to take up (with) to near, to approach -
40 зближува се
to draw together, to become good (close) friends, to near, to approach
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