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vi/t I. [vi] pušiti, pušiti se, dimiti se (with od), kaditi se; [school sl] pocrvenjeti II. [vt] kaditi, zadimiti, sušiti u dimu što; tjerati što dimom; pušiti (lulu,duhan); [school sl] naslutiti što, nanjušiti /to # oneself = pušenjem se dovesti u neko stanje (the has # d himself ill); smoked wood = dimljeno drvo; smoked glass = začađeno staklo; put that in your pipe and # it = razmisliti o tome (osobito o opomeni ili prijekoru); to # something out = istjerati dimom* * *
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2 smoke alarm
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3 smoke box
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4 smoke cloud
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5 smoke condensate
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6 smoke exit velocity
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7 smoke pipe
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8 smoke screen
s [mil] dimna zavjesa* * *
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9 smoke-dried
adj dimljen, sušen u dimu* * *
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10 smoke
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11 smoke ball
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12 smoke bell
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13 smoke black
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14 smoke black
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15 smoke bomb
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16 smoke consumer
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17 smoke damage
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18 smoke dried
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19 smoke dry
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20 smoke jack
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