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41 postrojiti se
vr pf mil line up, fall in, be fallen in, form into ranks, form up; draw up; draw up (for battle)* * *• draw up• line• fall in• muster -
42 posvađati se
quarrel, fall out with* * *• spat• fall out -
43 prevrnuti se
vr pf turn over, overturn, tip/ /topple/flop/fall over; (brod) capsize; tumble down* * *• capsize• coagulate• upset• flip over• fall over -
44 pri dospijeću
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45 prionuti
vi pf (na posao) get/knuckle down to, set/fall to, apply oneself to, fall to work vigorously, exert oneself, study/work hard, work away; (latiti se) tackle, take up, set about, grapple with; (prilijepiti se) cling (ili cleave, adhere, stick) to; - uz učen* * *• cleave• set• tackle -
46 smanjiti se
vr pf decrease, become smaller, grow less, diminish; be reduced, contract, level off, dwindle, shrink; (oslabiti) abate, decline, come down, drop, fall off, ebb, sink, recede, run low; be depleted; be minimized* * *• degrade• drop off• shrink• fall off• abate -
47 jesenas
adv this (coming) autumn/fall; last autumn/fall -
48 ljosnuti
vi pf coll fall heavily, fall with a thud, come a cropper, coll take a spill -
49 obolijevati
vi impf become/fall ill itd. (-oboljeti) iter become/fall ill repeatedly -
50 osipa(va)ti se
vr impf fall, come off/down/loose; fig fall off, drop out, drift away from; impf keep coming off, come loose gradually -
51 rušiti se
vr impf fall/crash/tumble/crumble down (ili to the ground), fall to pieces; fig collapse, unravel | rušiti se jedan za drugim fig go down like dominoes/ninepins -
52 baciti se
vr pf throw/hurl/fling oneself I baciti se na throw itd. oneself at/on/upon; pounce on, rush/dash at; dive for, (make a flying) tackle; -uvrgnuti se na; baciti se na posao (problem i sl.) set to, fall to, tackle, grapple with, plunge in(to); baciti se na politiku plunge into pol* * *• throw• pounce• flounce -
53 brojčano
adv numerically I brojčano jači superior in number(s), numerically stronger/superior, outnumbering; - slabiji outnumbered, inferior in number(s); brojčano zaostajati (za) fall behind numerically, be outnumbered by* * *• numerically -
54 bubnuti
vi pf (nekoga) (give a) punch,, hit, sl sock itd. (-udariti); (izlanuti) blurt out, blunder out, say something silly, put one's foot into it, coll drop a brick; make a wild guess; -Ijosnuti I hum - i ostati živ make an outrageous statement, coll make a ho* * *• bump• slam• fall• pitch -
55 dezorganizirati se
vr pf/impf become disorganized/disrupted/disarrayed; fall into disarray/confusion, coll break down, coll go to pieces* * *• be disorganised -
56 dosegnuti
vt pf reach; (uvis) reach up to, reach as high as; attain itd. (-postići) l dosegnuti do stropa reach the ceiling; ne - fail to reach, fall short of; možeš mi - onu vazu? can you reach me down that vase?; kad kamati dosegnu 14% when the interest reaches (coll hit* * *• reach -
57 dospjeti
vi pf arrive (in), get to, reach; (vremenski) have time (to), manage (to), get to (- stići); (mjenica) mature; (dug, mjenica, ugovor) become/fall due; - sazreti, doteći l kamo je to -jelo? where has it got to?; kako si -io amo? how did you get here?; - je* * *• run out• get at -
58 grupirati se
w pf/impf group; be arranged in sets/patterns/clusters, fall into patterns, coll bunch up* * *• bunch up• troop -
59 gubiti se
vr impf (nestajali) disappear, vanish; (smanjivati se) wane, dwindle; (zvuk) fade away, die; (slika) fade away, film dissolve; (običaji) fall into disuse, disappear; (u prijevozu, uskladištenju) be lost, be wasted; fig get confused, lose one's grip I koji* * *• lessen• fade -
60 iskušenje
temptation, doći u iskušenje fall into temptation, odoljeti iskušenju overcome temptation* * *• temptation• ordeal• lure
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