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61 gladovati
vi impf starve, suffer hunger, go hungry? go without food, hunger; (vlastitom odlukom) starve oneself, miss meals I fig gladovati za uspjehom hunger for/after success* * *• starve• famish• fast• hunger -
62 hitro
adv swiftly, quickly, fast, promptly, nimbly (- hitar)* * *• expeditiously• swiftly• rapidly• quickly -
63 jak
* * *• thick• tight• vivid• yak• sharp• severe• steadfast• stiff• squall• stalwart• stanch• stout• strong• powerful• intense• fat• forte• fast• gorgeous• high• heavy• hard-edged• heavy-duty• poignant• massive• nervy• nappy• muscular -
64 kontranapad
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65 kurentan
adj (tekući) current; com in (great) de-mand, selling well, hot-selling, readily mar-ketable, fast-moving I najkurentniji artikli the best-selling goods* * *• salable -
66 maher
m coll Ger (smooth) operator, wheeler--dealer (oba A sl) I veliki maher A sl: big-time operator (abbr BTO), hotshot hustler; maher za laku zaradu A sl fast-buck artist* * *• hustler -
67 nagao
rash, hasty, hot tempered, quick tempered* * *• brusquely• brash• rude• disposed• vehement• violent• sharp• short tempered• snap• startling• fast• headlong• hasty• impulsive• hot-headed• hot-tempered• heady• hot tempered• impetuous• abrupt• peppery• quick tempered• quick-tempered• rapid• rash• quick -
68 omogućavanje brzog zahvaćanja
• allow fast paste -
69 osjetljiv
passible, retaliatory* * *• dainty• delicate• thin-skinned• ticklish• vulnerable• sensuous• sensible• sensitive• sentient• squeamish• sore• tetchy• susceptible• fast• fretful• impressionable• conscientious• alive• aroused• perceptible• pettish• melting• raw• responsive• queasy• nice -
70 poznato
adv & adj neut | - loš notoriously bad; - brz famously fast; - hrabar renowned for one's courage; - je it is known, people know, it is a matter of record; općenito je - it is well/ /generally known, it is a well-known fact, it is common/public knowledge,* * *• well-known• renowned -
71 premotavanje
n rebandaging; rewrapping; rewind | dugme za premotavanje (natrag) rewind (push) button; (naprijed) fast-forward (push) button* * *• rewind• binding -
72 pretjecanje
n (trka) outstripping; (suvišak) surplus; mil (pri gađanju) lead | mot zabranjeno - AE do not pass, no passing; BE do not overtake; mot traka za - passing/fast lane* * *• lead• advance• anticipation• overtaking -
73 pribiti
vt pf nail (to), attach/fasten/secure with a nail (ili with nails), hammer in (place), hammer fast; (risaćim čavlićima) tack up; - na križ* * *• hammer• nail -
74 prisan
adj close, intimate, warm | - prijatelj bosom/close/intimate/fast friend, soul mate* * *• chummy• intimate -
75 profit
m profit (- dobit) | s -om - uz dobit pozitivno; to je siguran profit coll it's a moneymaker; brzi profit A sl fast back* * *• profit• benefit -
76 protunapad
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77 start
m sp fig start | na -u at the starting line; mot dobar/brzi start good/fast getaway* * *• scratch• departure• start -
78 stezaljka
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79 strm
downhill, sheer, steep* * *• boldly• downhill• sloping• sharp• sheer• skew• steep• stiff• stubble• precipitous• fast• headlong• awry• abrupt• arduous• rapid -
80 učvršćen
pp secured, made firm/fast, reinforced, consolidated, strengthened, cemented, solidified; established* * *• set-up• fixed
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