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[-'Ɵetik]adjective ((negative unsympathetic) showing or feeling sympathy: She was very sympathetic when I failed my exam; a sympathetic smile.) sočuten* * *[simpəmétik]1.adjective ( sympathetically adverb)simpatičen, ki vzbuja simpatijo, privlačen (to za); izražajoč simpatijo, sočuten, usmiljen, dobrohoten; solidaren, enakega mišljenja; anatomy simpatičen; simpatetičen, skrivnostno učinkujoč; colloquially prijeten, zanimivsympathetic ink — simpatično, nevidno črnilosympathetic nerve — simpatični živec, simpatikussympathetic pain — bolečina, ki jo čutimo zaradi krivice, prizadete drugim; bolečina v enem delu telesa kot odraz bolečine v nekem drugem delu telesasympathetic sound — zvok, ki nastane kot odmev nekega drugega zvokahis poetry is not very sympathetic to me — njegova poezija mi ničesar ne pove;2.nounanatomysimpatikus; simpatični živčni sistem; za hipnozo občutljiva oseba
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