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1 all but
скоро* * *скоро; речиси; скоро -
2 all
секаков, сиот, секој, целиотсе, целиот, сиот* * *(pron) целиот, сиот, се; секаков, целиот, секој, сиотn. се, сиот, целиот (of); all of it - сето тоа (во целина; after all - по се, на крајот на краиштатаadj. all - воопшто; all but - за малку; освен; скоро; for all I know - колку што знам јас; for all that - без оглед на сето тоа; not at all - никако, ни малку; вкупен имотadj. целиот, сиот,; all his life - целиот негов живот; adv. сосема, сиот, потполно, во целост; all the better - дотолку подобро; all the same - меѓутоа, и покрај тоа, сеедно; all at once - изненадно, наеднаш; all over - секаде, сосема, целосно; секој; се, сите -
3 ABD
кратенка од all but dissertation: He was still ABD after five years И по пет години гој се уште ja немаше одбрането тезата -
4 not
adv. не, ни; not at all - воопшто не; not in the least - никако, за ништо; not a bit of it - ни малку; not but - меѓутоа; not a few - многу; не -
5 put across/over
phr.v. пренесува, комуницира (идеи/ставови/порака/намери/желби) (to sb некому): He knows the stuff but he can't put it across Тој ја познава материјата, но не знае како да ја пренесе (на другите); Theplay puts the message across very welt Драмата многу добро ја пренесува пораката; She puts the song across beautifully Таа одлично ја интерпретира песната; It all depends on how you put yourself across Се зависи каков впечаток ќе оставиш
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