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61 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 -
62 izjednačiti se
vr pf become equal (with), obtain equality (with); become level with, draw level (with), draw abreast (of), be neck and neck (with); fall (ili be brought) into line; become counterbalanced (by)* * *• assimilate• peer -
63 iznevjeriti
vt pf betray, be disloyal (to), break faith (with); fail (smb.), let (smb.) down; desert, abandon, throw over; leave in the lurch (-ostaviti na cjedilu) l -ti ideal betray (ili fall short of) an ideal; iznevjerititi sporazum break an agreement, renege on an a.; iznevjeritila* * *• sell• fail• betray -
64 izvaliti se
vr pf (jaje, pile) hatch, be hatched; (na ležaj) sprawl out, stretch out; (stablo, stup) fall down, be overturned (ili pulled/ /blown down); - srušiti se* * *• sprawl -
65 jesenski
autumn(al), fall(-)* * *• autumnal• autumn -
66 napustiti
* * *• Exit• evacuate• cancel• chuck up• desert• vacate• leave• forsook• fall away• forsake• forsaken• give away• hand over• abrasive• abandon• quit• resign• relinquish• remit -
67 nedostajati
vi impf be insufficient, not suffice, be in short supply, be/fall short of, be in want of, be lacking/wanting/deficient in, be/ /go without, miss; - faliti I ništa im nije -alo they lacked (for) nothing; još im -e do većine they are still short of majorit* * *• want• lack• fail• miss -
68 oboljeti
become ill, get sick* * *• fall ill• get sick• get ill• be ill -
69 odati se
vr pf get into the habit of, indulge in, become addicted to | odati se piću take to drink; odati se poroku become/fall prey to vice* * *• apply -
70 opadati
vt impf - klevetati, ogovarati* * *• calumniate• collapse• decrement• decrease• decline• ebb• wane• shed• subside• fall• abate• attenuate• pine• lower• recede -
71 otimati se
vr impf (boriti se) struggle against, put up a fight, resist; (za nešto) scramble/ /jostle/fight/contend for; try to break free/ loose/away | baš se ne -Iju da ti pomognu they don't exactly scramble (ili fall over each other) to help you* * *• scramble -
72 otpadati
vi impf - otpasti; impf keep failing/dropping off itd.; (boje sa zida) peel, scale, come off | to -a that is out of question; na mene -a my share is; na školstvo -a 25% izdataka education accounts for (ili claims) 25% of outlays* * *• defect• desert• fall -
73 otpust
m | crim na uvjetnom otpustu on parole; crim prekršitelj uvjetnog otpusta parole violator; mil -! dismissed!, everybody fall out!; mil častan otpust honorable discharge* * *• dismissal• discharge• release• remission -
74 padanje
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75 padati
* * *• sag• decline• descend• drip• sink• shut in• slope• shut• settle down• pour down• fall• falling• recede• rain -
76 podbaciti
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77 podlegnuti
vi pf succumb; be overcome by; give in/up, capitulate, go under/down; fig fall prey to | podlegnuti ranama succumb to (ili die of) one's wounds* * *• succumb -
78 pokoriti se
vr pf submit, yield, knuckle under, resign oneself to, obey, fall into line, be brought to heel; comply with | ne pokoriti se disobey, defy, resist, kick against, be restive/unmanageable/refractory; prov ili se -i ili ukloni bend or break* * *• comply• yield• surrender• knuckle down -
79 poremetiti se
vr pf become disrupted/disor-ganized/upset/unsettled, fall into disorder, go awry/haywire* * *• unsettle -
80 postrojiti
vt pf mil line up, form into ranks, make/have (them) fall in, get (them) fallen in | - za bitku draw up for battle* * *• align• array• marshal
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