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1 crowd
n. толпа, мноштво;2. друштво, група луѓе;3. метеж, туркање;4. мноштво, маса (од нешто)v. се насобира, се собира;2. нагрнува, (се) набива, (се) преполнува (со луѓе);3. се турка; crowd into - се протурка, се гмечи; to crowd out - истиснува, истурка; мноштво; гужва; толпа; народ; маса -
2 crowd scene
n. cine, theat. групна сцена crowd; crush; group; mass; multi -
3 crowd; procession
толпа; мноштво; сурија; група -
4 crush; crowd
толпа народ; мноштво crush; flatten; knead гмечи; меси -
5 rent-a-crowd
n. inf. платени/изнајмени агитатори/учесници (на митинг/демонстрации) -
6 to crowd all sail on
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7 battle
битка, бој, победа* * *n. борба, битка, операција; to accept battle прифаќање на битка; to break off the battle прекинување на битка; to fight (wage) a battle водење на борбаadj. the battle of... во битката кај...; a pitched battle жестока битка; battle II v1.tr борење (против);2. intr борење;3. misc.; to battle one's way through a crowd пробивање низ гужваn. бој, борба, битка; to join battle - стапува во борбаv. се тепа, се бори (со некого with, against); борба -
8 press through
phr.v. се турка, се пробива низ: He pressed through the crowd Тој се пробиваше низ народот -
9 spill out
phr.v. 1. (се) истура (течност/сол/песок)2. се слева: The crowd spilled out from the stadium into the streets масата од стадионот се слеа по улиците3. открива, издава (тајна/детали) -
10 sweep along
phr.v. 1. однесува, збришува (поплавата/струјата/ветрот)2. be swept along by the crowd толпата го понесува со себе
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