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1 razjasniti
• ascertain; clarify; clear; clear up; crystalize; elacidate; elucidate; evidence; explain; explicate; expound; have out; illustrate; make plain; open; to make clear; undeceive; unscramble -
2 otići
• be off; betake; clear off; clear out; come away; depart; get away; get off; go; go (went, gone); go along; go away; go forth; go from; go off; go off the rails; gone; have one's exit; leave; leave (left, left); make off; make one's exit; pass away; pull out; quit; quitted; remove -
3 izgubiti se
• be lost; bundle away; bundle off; clear off; clear out; disappear; dissolve; drop away; evade; evanesce; faint; lose; lose oneself; make oneself scarce; merge; miscarry; pale; spirit away -
4 zbrisati
• abolish; blot out; clear off; deface; efface; erase; expunge; make a of sweep; make away with; mop up; obliterate; rub out; sweep along; sweep away; sweep off; wear away; whisk -
5 objasniti
• account; annotate; authorize; clarify; clear; define; demonstrate; elacidate; elucidate; enlighten; explain; explicate; expound; gloss; gloze; illume; illuminate; illumine; illustrate; interpret; make plain; read; resolve; reveal; solve; unfold; unriddle -
6 odneti
• bear away; carry; carry away; clear away; convey; deport; drift; get out of the way; make a of sweep; remove; sweep along; sweep away; sweep off; take (took, taken); take away; translate; waft
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