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1 fluentnost
• fluency -
2 fluentnosti
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3 glatkoća
f smoothness, evenness, readiness I glatkoća izražavanja smoothness/fluency/glibness of speech, fig gift of the gab* * *• smoothness• fluency -
4 izražavanje
n expressing, expression; conveying, conveyance, rendering, rendition; voicing, uttering, utterance I način -a manner of expression, way of expressing o.s.; lakoća -a facility/ease of expression, fluency, eloquence; derog glibness* * *• expressing• expression• utterance• wording -
5 lakoća
f facility, lightness, ease, easiness, levity s -om easily, with ease (- lako); making short work of; s relativnom -om with relative ease; s najvećom -om with the greatest of ease; -a izražavanja ease of expression; -a ophođenja ease of manners* * *• ease• easiness• levity• facility• fluency -
6 okretnost
f nimbleness, agility, spryness, alertness; (brzina) litheness, briskness, being on one's toes; (vještina) dexterity, adroitness, cleverness, skill, versatility; (na jeziku) fluency, glibness, ready/glib/smooth tongue, the gift of gab, volubility* * *• dexterity• subtlety• promptitude• address• agility• art• resource• quickness• mobility -
7 tečnost
f (slasnost) savoriness, palatableness, palatability; - tekućina, glatkoća* * *• fluid• fluency
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