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s Uskrs / # day, # Sunday = uskrsna nedjelja; # eve = vece uoci Uskrsa; # eggs = uskrsna jaja; pisanice; # week = svijetla nedjelja (tjedan nakon Uskrsa)* * *
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2 Easter cake
Pinca
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3 Easter egg
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4 Easter Monday
Uskrsni ponedjeljak
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5 Easter people
uskršnji ljudi -
6 Easter Sunday
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7 Easter fair
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8 Easter tide
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10 Easter-tide
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11 Happy Easter
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12 north easter
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13 north-easter
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prep 1. u, kod, na [lit fig] / # school, # the door, # home, # a proper place, # the head of = (mjesto) 2. u, oko / # two o'clock, # the same time, # Easter= (vrijeme) 3. u, na pri,kod / # a gallop, # best, # most= (način); # liberty, # peace, # hand, # work = (stanje) 4. iz / # our hand = (porijeklo) 5. uz, po, na / to sell # a price = (iznos, cijena, broj) 6. [lit fig] u, na / arrive # Oxford, arrive # a place, to aim # the mark = (smjer, kretanje) / # all = kikako, uopće, nipošto, ni na koji način (u negativnim, upitnimi pogodbenim rečenicama); # all events = u svakom slučaju, na svaki način; # best = u najboljem slučaju; # first = isprva, najprije, prvo; # home = kod kuće; # last = napokon, konačno; # least = barem, najmanje; # most = najviše; # one = jednoglasno, složno; I'll take it # that = uzet ću to kao takvo; # times = katkada, od vremena do vremena; not # all = nikako, uopće ne, ni najmanje; # any rate = na svaki način, svakako; # hand = pri ruci, blizu; # once = smjesta, odmah, odjednom; # any price = pod svaku cijenu; # a time = najedamput, svaki put; to be good # = biti spretan, vješt, dobar u čemu; to be hard # it = biti jako zaposlen, zaokupljen čime; and... # that = štoviše, uz to, k tome, pored toga; # close quarters = posve izbliza, posve blizu, iz neposredne blizine; to be # a [th] = biti čime zaokupljen, zabavljen* * *
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Easter — [ēs′tər] n. [ME ester < OE eastre, pl. eastron, spring, Easter; orig., name of pagan vernal festival almost coincident in date with paschal festival of the church < Eastre, dawn goddess < PGmc * Austro (> Ger Ostern) < IE base *… … English World dictionary
Easter — East er, v. i. (Naut.) To veer to the east; said of the wind. Russell. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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