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1 nasjesti
vi pf fall for it, fall for a trick, be tricked/duped, take the bait; A si: fall for it, eat/gobble it up, swallow it, buy it, stand still for it* * *• be deceived -
2 trzati
vi impf jerk, twitch; (vatreno oružje) recoil, rebound, kick | jako -ati (oružje) have a heavy kick; sl ne -a na to he doesn't go/fall for that, he doesn't buy that; sl ne -a na njega she isn't falling for him, he leaves her cold* * *• twitch• yank• convulse -
3 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 -
4 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 -
5 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 -
6 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 -
7 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 -
8 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 -
9 prokartati se
vr pf acquire a passion for cards, fall prey to cards
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