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1 izdati
• be located; betray; disburse; edit; emit; fail; gave; give a way; give away; give forth; give out; give up; given; go off the rails; hand out; let; let (let, let); outlay; pass off; pay away; play one false; produce; publich; publish; put in print; put off; sell; shed; squeak; t; tell -
2 praviti se
• affect; dissemble; feign; let on; pass of as; pass of for; personate; pose as; pretend; sham; sham fight; simulate -
3 neka ide kako ide
• let the world pass -
4 pustiti
• admit; amit; continue; dismiss; effect; give off; hang out; leaving; let; let (let, let); let go; let go off; let loose; let pass; loose one's grasp; loose one's hold; lower; operate; put on; release; relinquish; to give off; unloose; unloosen -
5 propustiti
• admit; balk; baulk; fail; give way; leak; leave out; let off; let pass; lose; miss; miss-; missing; nod; omit; overlook; overslip; pass; pass as; pretermit; slip; transmit; waive -
6 manuti se
• desist; get from; give over; give up; leave; leave off; let pass; relinquish; take up; to get from; to give over; to give up -
7 ostaviti se
• abandon; attach; behind; cease; deposit; desert; doff; expose; forgo; forsake; forswear; get clear off; give over; give up; hand down; hang up; lay aside; leave off; leaving; left; let pass; put away; quit; quitted; refer; relinquish; renounce; resign; store; submit; transfer; transmit -
8 propuštati
• leak; let pass; omit; ooze out; transmit
См. также в других словарях:
let something pass — phrase to not react to something that someone says, especially something annoying The remark made me furious, but I let it pass. Thesaurus: to pretend something is not happening or is not the casesynonym Main entry: let … Useful english dictionary
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