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1 razmahivanje
• flourish -
2 šara u potpisu
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3 bujati
swell, expand* * *• expand• flourish• overgrow• overflow -
4 cvasti
bloom, blossom* * *• flourish• blossom• bloom -
5 cvjetati
flower, bloom, stabla blossom* * *• burgeon• effloresce• flourish• flower• bloom• blossom -
6 procvat
m bot & fig flowering, blooming, blossoming, efflorescence; fig+ flourishing, thriving* * *• boom• revival• prosperity• florescence• flourish• bloom• blossom• blooming• meridian -
7 zamahnuti
vt pf brandish, flourish, swing | zamahnuti na udarac take a swing at, hit out at* * *• brandish -
8 frčka
f coll curlicue, squiggle; (na potpisu) flourish, curlicue; (ukrasna nota) grace note, lick -
9 razmah
m swing, flourish; fig vigorous growth, rapid expansion -
10 razmahati se
vr pf wave about; (vitlati nečim) brandish, flourish, flail; fig: get into one's/its stride, come into (ili be in) full swing, get going, coll go to town (over); (pokret, djelatnost) take hold/root, spread quickly, expand rapidly, be rampant/rife, flare u -
11 zavitlati
vt pf brandish, flourish, swing; let fly (a ball); begin to brandish itd.
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Flourish — Flour ish, n.; pl. {Flourishes}. 1. A flourishing condition; prosperity; vigor. [Archaic] [1913 Webster] The Roman monarchy, in her highest flourish, never had the like. Howell. [1913 Webster] 2. Decoration; ornament; beauty. [1913 Webster] The… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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flourish — index brandish, display, flaunt, gain, germinate, increase, pretense (ostentation), proliferate … Law dictionary
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