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81 utvrđen
pp & adj fortified; fixed, reinforced | -o je da it has been established/found/deter-mined that; unaprijed utvrđen predetermined* * *• established• entrenched• defined• designated• determined• settled• set• stated• stringent• fortified• fixed• hard and fast• ascertained• assessed• armed• outre• rational -
82 vezati se
vr pf tie/fasten/strap oneself; tie (in, with), link (to, with), connect (with), collocate (with); (čamac) make fast; (obvezati se] bind/commit oneself, make a commitment I aero »vežite se!« Fasten (Your) Seat Belts; mot + (coll) buckle/belt up; - na neko* * *• rope• partner -
83 zakivanje
n hammering/mailing/riveting (down ili fast ili in place)* * *• clench• riveting -
84 zakovati
vt pf hammer/forge/nail/rivet (down ili fast ili in place), nail/hammer shut; (previnuti čavao) clench (clinch)* * *• enchain• rivet -
85 živ
adj living, live, pred alive; (živahan) lively, animated, vivacious; (prometan) busy, bustling, brisk FRAZE I IZRAZI 1. s prijedlozima na -o, u -o - naživo, uživo 2. vremenski dok sam - (for) as long as I live, for the rest of my life/days, to the e* * *• bonny• vivid• live• lively• kinetic• living• fast and furious• alive• active• animate• picturesque• quick• noisy -
86 bećar
m rake, roue; gay blade/dog; fast liver; big spender; man about town; playboy; - neženja -
87 bećarski
adj rakish, roue, raffish; gay-dog, fast-living -
88 bjelosvjetski
adj -dotepeni; (žena) loose, coll fast -
89 brzojebac
m tab fast fucker; derog quick-squirt, a bam-bam-thank-you-mam (fellow) -
90 brzorastući
adj fast-growing, rapidly growing -
91 brzovozni
rlw & com fast-freight, express -
92 brzovozno
adv rlw & com by passenger/express train, by fast freight -
93 četrdesetnica
f Orth fortieth-day memorial service; RC the forty days of Lent, obs quad-ragesima (-korizma) I Orth Sv. - the Great Easter Fast -
94 dojuriti
vi pf rush/run/dash (up) to, ride/drive up fast, come rushing/running/dashing itd. -
95 đikati
vi impf rust shoot up, grow fast -
96 iftar
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97 lijepiti se
vr impf stick (to); attach (oneself) to, adhere to, stick fast, cling to; be sticky/viscid I početi se lijepiti se become sticky -
98 nemrs
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99 obnavljati se
vr impf undergo renewal/restoration/renovation, undergo facelift; experience/ /undergo renewal; become renewed/restored/ /renovated I Njemačka se brzo obnavljati sea Germany is rebuilding fast -
100 omrsiti se
vr pf eat sthg., have some food; eat meat (on fast days, after fasting)
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Fast — Fast, a. [Compar. {Faster}; superl. {Fastest}.] [OE., firm, strong, not loose, AS. f[ae]st; akin to OS. fast, D. vast, OHG. fasti, festi, G. fest, Icel. fastr, Sw. & Dan. fast, and perh. to E. fetter. The sense swift comes from the idea of… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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