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1 sveg
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2 svašta
pron everything, anything; all sorts/ /kinds/manner of things, many things, a lot of things | -! - koješta!* * *• everything• anything -
3 sve
all, everything, all included, sve u svemu all in all* * *• every• everything• full• all• anything• new -
4 crno-bijelo
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5 ispadati
vi impf fall out itd. (-ispasti); - proizlaziti l sve mi -a (iz ruke) I drop everything/things; ne -am dobro na slikama -nisam fotogeničan; coll -aj hop out!, out you go!* * *• come out -
6 kockica
f dim little cube, cubelet I text na -e - sitno kariran; cul rezati na -e dice (small); Lego -e Lego blocks; - kockicae mozaika; fig -e se slažu everything is falling into place* * *• chicken -
7 mijenjati se
vr impf change, alter, undergo changes, be modified, become different; -izmjenjivati se ! sve se -a everything changes, things change, nothing is forever, no condition is permanent; ne bih se - ao ni s kim I wouldn't trade places with anyone* * *• vary• fluctuate• alternate• pass• mount -
8 promijeniti se
vr pf change; change one's ways; (nabolje) change for the better; (nagore) change for the worse | sve se -lo everything has/is changed, nothing is the same, nothing is what it used to be; ti si se sasvim -o you're changed completely, you're not the same (* * *• change• alter -
9 svega
adv & pron - ukupno | svega pomalo a bit/ /little of everything* * *• anything -
10 unatoč
prep & adv in spite of, notwithstanding, in the face of, for all (- usprkos) | unatoč tome in spite of it; - (svemu) tome in spite of all that, for all that, even so; unatoč svemu in spite of everything, against all odds; (ipak, svejedno) all the same, nevertheless* * *• despite• spite• in spite• in spite of• although• notwithstanding• no matter• nevertheless -
11 doreći
vt pf finish (ili have done) speaking; say everything; spell out, be explicit; complete one's thought/statement -
12 drvlje
n collect trees; wood; AE lumber, BE timber; -drvo l osuti drvlje i kamenje na raise a hue and cry against, attack viciously, shower with abuse, tongue-lash; blame for everything -
13 iskupljivati (se)
vt (vr)impf -iskupiti (se) I fig to ju -uje that's her saving/redeeming grace; time se -uje sve that makes up for everything -
14 ispre-
pref(i ispri-, ispro-) l. (= sve/svi redom) vb + every (single) one, BE vb 4- the (whole) lot, vb + one by one, vb + one after the other 2. (= sve/sasvim) vb + all/everything, vb + completely/fully/thoroughly, vb + all over, vb + all over the place 3. -
15 izmiješano
adv in a mixed state/fashion, with everything mixed-up; indiscriminately -
16 ladolež
m bot I obični ladolež greater bindweed lađa/ship, boat, vessel, craft (specify teglenica, jedrenjak, ribarska ladolež); (za stanovanje) houseboat; ecd archil - brod l izgleda kao da su mu sve -e potonule he looks as if he (has) lost everything; he looks as glum as -
17 mutiti se
vr impf (voda) become turbid; (vrijeme) become overcast/clouded, cloud up/ /over, change for the worse; (odnosi) become disturbed I muti mi se u glavi - glava; muti mi se pred očima everything is a blur (ili is blurred/fuzzy); I can't focus -
18 najzgodniji
adj sup (najprikladniji) the most suitable; (najprivlačniji) the most attractive I iron a najzgodnijie je to da the best of it is that; and to top it all, and on top of everything -
19 pokopčati
vt pf button up; si grasp (one thing after another), catch on to (everything) itd. (- shvatiti; link up -
20 poskupjeti
vi impf become more expensive, go up (in price) | sve je -ilo everything has gone up
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