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  • 1 I have no time

    English-Macedonian dictionary > I have no time

  • 2 have a good time

    убаво се забавува
    * * *

    English-Macedonian dictionary > have a good time

  • 3 dinner time

    време за јадење dinner(have); supper(have) вечера; вечера (глагол) dinner

    English-Macedonian dictionary > dinner time

  • 4 back

    одзади, назад, наназад
    n зад, грб, облегалка, плеќи, заден дел, заднина
    бек (фудбал)
    * * *
    n. 1. грб; to have a broad back имање на широк грб; to lie on one's back лежење на грб; his back hurts го боли грбот; (colloq.) excuse my back! извинете ме што Ви го свртив грбот! to stab smb. in the back забивање на нож в грб; to turn one's back on smb. да му се сврти грб некому; to work behind smb.'s back работење зад грб;
    2. наслон;
    3. позадина; the back of a book (check) позадина на книга;
    4. заден дел; what's in back of the whole affair? што е во позадина на целата интрига? he has smt. in the back of his mind тој има некоја задна мисла;
    5. (sports) бек, бранење; 6. misc.; *he got his back up накострешување; *get off my back! пушти ме на мира! *to have one's back to the wall притеснет за sид; back II a
    1.заден; a back door задна врата; (fig.) through the back door на мала врата;
    2. (ling.) позадински; a back vowel позадински вокал;
    3. претходен; a back issue of a journal претхдниот број на списанието;
    4. заостанат; back taxes заостанат данок; back III adv назад; позади; наназад; порано (претходно); some time back пред извесно (некое) време; to go back on one's word неодржување на зборот; that was (way) back before the war тоа беше уште пред воњата; he is back тој се врати (see also bring back, come back, get

    English-Macedonian dictionary > back

  • 5 land in

    phr.v.
    1.land sb in (prison/hospital/court/trouble) доведува некого во (затвор/болница/на суд/неприлика): This is not the first time that his exploits have landed him in trouble Ова не е првпат неговите марифетлаци да го доведат во неприлика
    2. land sb in it inf. наместува некого (поткажува некого)

    English-Macedonian dictionary > land in

  • 6 put in

    phr.v.
    1.put sb in a) вработува некого, б) избира (кандидат/партија)
    2. вложува, поднесува (приговор/жалба); put in a claim for damages поднесува барање за оштета; put in a request for sth поднесува барање за нешто
    3. вметнува (збор/параграф); вклучува (податок/информација): Have you put in why you're not going? Наведе ли зошто не одиш?;
    4. дофрла (забелешка); (се) уфрла (во разговор)
    5. put sth in/into sth/doing sth вложува (труд/работа/време) во нешто: I've put a lot of time in it Вложив многу време на тоа; They put in at least 40 hours a week Тие работат најмалку 40 часови неделно.; 6. дава, вложува (пари): We've put all our savings in that house Сета наша заштеда ја вложивме во куќата.; 7. (исто и put into) (бродот) впловува (во пристаниште)

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