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1 rub in
phr.v.1.со триење нанесува (помада/лосион)2. постојано повторува/инсистира; rub it in постојано потсетува (некого на нешто што сака да заборави); постојано префрла некому (за нешто - грешки):I know I should have been more careful, but there's no need to rub it in! Знам дека требаше да бидам повнимателен, но нема смисла постојано да ми префрлат (за тоа)! -
2 sadly
adv. 1. натажено, тажно, жално (гледа/зборува/врти со главата)2. крајно, многу: The garden was sadly neglected Градината беше крајно запуштена; We were sadly disappointed Ние бевме многу разочарани3. за жал: Sadly, we have по more money За жал немаме повеќе пари4. be sadly in need of sth нешто неопходно му треба5. sadly for sb на нечија жалост.; 6. be sadly mistaken гадно греши
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