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21 objelodanjen
pp & adj made public/known, disclosed itd.* * *• disclosed -
22 objelodanjenje
n making public/known; disclosing, disclosure, divulging, divulgation, revealing, revelation* * *• revelation -
23 općepoznat
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24 po
about, after, upon, on, along, during, at, by, po cijelom svijetu all over the world, po danu by day, po ljeti in summer, poznat po known by, po redu in order, malo po malo little by little* * *• by• during• through• throughout• upon• for• from• in• according to• according• against• after• around• on• over• of• per -
25 popularizirati
vt pf popularize, make popular/ /known; (širiti) disseminate* * *• popularize -
26 poznati
vt pf know (- prepoznati, raspoz-nati); - poznavati | koliko te ja -jem, -ti kao svoj džep - poznavati* * *• known• famous -
27 poznatom
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28 predstaviti se
vr pf introduce oneself, make o. s. known to; fig make his/her/its bow | da se -m may I (ili allow me to) introduce myself?; info hello, I'm...* * *• introduce oneself -
29 priopćen
pp communicated, reported, made known* * *• reported -
30 priopćiti
vt pf communicate, inform, notify, convey, advise, report, apprise of, announce, impart, make known, reveal, make acquainted with, pass on, relate | pažljivo priopćiti (losu vijest) break it gently to* * *• communicate• declare• disclose• inform• give notice• advise• acquaint• announce• notify• refer -
31 proglasiti
vt pf issue (a manifesto, proclamation); promulgate; proclaim publicly, make known; declare; (krivim, sud) find guilty; (nedužnim) absolve, acquit; (nevažećim) rule out; (protuustavnim) rule unconstitutional; (najboljim) declare/vote the best* * *• decree• proclaim• pronounce• promulgate• acclaimt• announce -
32 proslaviti
vt pf (svečanost) solemnize, celebrate, stage a festival/celebration/fete, commemorate, observe, mark, solemnize; (učiniti slavnim) make famous/well-known/renowned/il-lustrious; make smb's reputation (- afirmirati) | ovo treba - this calls for a celebrati* * *• celebrate• sing• fame -
33 publicirati
vt pf/impf make publicly known; issue, publish* * *• publish• issue -
34 razglasiti se
vr pf leak out, become generally known; (naglo) spread like wild-fire* * *• spread -
35 slavan
adj glorious, famous, famed, celebrated, renowned, illustrious* * *• eminent• well-known• famous• famed• great• glorious• illustrious• noted• renowned• renown -
36 ugledan
adj (od ugleda) respected, respectable, reputable, highly regarded; (čuven, istaknut) renowned, well-known, eminent, distinguished, prominent* * *• eminent• dignified• proud• prominent• notable• respectable -
37 znamenit
famous, well-known, remarkable* * *• eminent• storied• famous• memorable• remarkable• remarkably• renown -
38 doznati se
vr pf come/get to be known I ako se -a istina if the truth comes out; sve se -a things have a way of coming out (-sve se tajne doznati seaju); ako se nikad ne -a if no one ever knows -
39 kime
pron (- tko) I pod kime ? under whom?, who... under?; s kime ? with whom?, who... with? prov s - si, takav si you'll be known by the company you keep; a man is judged by the company he keeps -
40 nagoviješten
pp & adj announced, made known; heralded, foreboded, portended, foreshadowed
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known as — Going by the name of • • • Main Entry: ↑know … Useful english dictionary
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