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1 nasmetiti
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2 leglo
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3 nosiljka
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4 veličina legla
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5 kotiti se
vr impf have (ili bear, bring forth, give birth to) young; (psi, zvijeri) litter, have/drop a litter, whelp, pup (mačke+ kitten) l mladunčad se koti u travnju the young are born in April, a litter is dropped in April -
6 rađati
give birth to, bear, životinje litter* * *• teem• procreate• litter• give birth to• bear• reproduce -
7 okotiti (se)
vt (vr) pf have young itd. (-kotiti /se/) l kuja je okotiti (se)la šestoro the bitch dropped a litter of six; lani se prvi put -la she had her first litter last year -
8 bacati smeće
• drop litter -
9 duboka stelja pilića
• deep litter chikens -
10 đubre
n Tur -gnoj; -smeće (i fig)* * *• rubbish• trash• litter• bastard• muck -
11 izleći se
vt pf be hatched, hatch (- okotiti se) I fig svašta se još može - iz toga all sorts of trouble may come from that* * *• litter• hatch -
12 nered
disarrangement, disarray, discomposure, disorder* * *• chaos• riot• romp• disarray• disorder• disturbance• disarrangement• tumble• upset• squall• litter• anarchi• anarchy• pandemonium• pell mell• misrule• mess• mix up• muddle• muck• muss -
13 nosila
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14 okot
m litter, brood* * *• spawn -
15 ošteniti
vt pf have (young, pups, whelps), bring forth (young itd.)* * *• whelp• litter -
16 otpaci
* * *• chaff• rubbish• scraps• scrap• riff raf• dross• dregs• trash• waste• waste products• wastes• tails• leavings• lees• litter• garbage• offal• parings• refuse -
17 prosipati
vt impf (sipati) strew, scatter, litter; (tratiti) waste, squander itd. (- rasipati) - prolijevati* * *• effuse -
18 prostrijeti
vt pf spread; (krevet) make a bed (za nuždu make a shakedown); (stol) set/lay table; (nastrti stelju) litter | kako tko -e, onako će i spavati as you make your bed, so you must lie on it* * *• spread -
19 prostrti
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20 rasturiti
vt pf - rastjerati, raspršiti, razbiti, razoriti, raspustiti, razbacati, rasuti, ras-tepsti, raskopati, rastaviti (na dijelove), raz-montirati, raspačati, raširiti, razglasiti* * *• scatter• dissipate• disperse• disband• dispel• litter• resolve
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