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1 prehrambena navika
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2 ugostiteljski objekt
• eating establishment -
3 jelo
* * *• chow• diet• eats• dish• eating• trencher• feed• food• course• plat• meal• meat -
4 jesti
eat, take food, have a lunch/break-fast/diner, životinje feed* * *• dig in• eating• eat• to eat• feed• have a lunch• have a break-fast• have lunch• have a diner• meal• lunch -
5 nagrizanje
n biting a bit/little of; chem corrosion; fig biting/cutting into, eating away at, erosion, corrosion* * *• erosion -
6 biljožder
m zoo herbivore, plant-eating animal -
7 blagovanje
n having (one's) meals, eating itd. (-blagovati) -
8 dojesti
vt pf finish eating, eat up, eat what is left -
9 jedenje
n eating, taking food, feeding -
10 makov
adj of poppy, poppy- I biti manji od -a zrna eating out of one's hand, knocked from one's high horse -
11 mljaskanje
n noisy munching/eating, smacks pl, slurps pi -
12 mrs
m eating of meat; eccl non-fast (ili fast-free) days -
13 prčvarnica
f derog cheap eating place; A coll eatery; sl: hash house, hashery, greasy spoon, beanery, cheap shop/store, dive
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eating — [ēt′iŋ] n. 1. the action of a person or thing that eats 2. something edible, with reference to its quality as food adj. 1. that eats or consumes 2. good for eating uncooked [eating apples] 3. used for eating or dining [eating utensils, an eating… … English World dictionary
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