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1 dati
give, proizvesti yield, produce, manufacture, generate, pružiti provide, supply, offer, dati na čišćenje have/get cleaned, ne dati withhold, refuse, lijek administer* * *• bring• cede• deal• to give• to make out• specify• provide• hand• gat• get• give• grant• impart• bestow• contribute• confer• afford• accord• administer• assign• offer• pop• pass• medicine• render -
2 ispričavati se
vr impf excuse oneself, apologize, offer (ili make) one's excuses/ /apologies I ne trebate se - ati (there is) no need for you to apologize, make no apologies; -amo se zbog prekida (na TV) we regret this breakdown/interruption, coll sorry about that; »Tim* * *• excuse oneself• apologise• apologize -
3 postavka
f precept; tenet; proposition; postulate; thesis; statement | ustavne -e constitutional provisions; -e liberalizma tenets of liberalism; iznijeti -u offer/submit a proposition (ili thesis); make a point* * *• thesis• setting• postulate -
4 predložiti
* * *• to make a proposal• write up• suggest• proffer• propose• propound• present with• offer• recommend• nominate -
5 probati
vt/pf impf try, attempt itd. (-pokušati); (jelo) taste, sample (- kušati) test; sample; (odijelo, cipele) try on (for size), make a trial (attempt); (iskušati) experience, undergo; theat rehearse* * *• experience• essay• savour• sample• try• try on• taste• test• attempt• offer• rehearse -
6 žestoko
adv violently, vehemently, severely, savagely itd. | žestoko osporavan (nijekan) hotty/heatedly contested (denied); žestoko se posvađati have a blazing/furious row; - napasti make a violent attack on; - se braniti offer fierce resistance* * *• brusquely• scorchingly• flamingly• rapturously -
7 neopiranje
n nonresistance, nonopposition, failure to offer resistance, failure to make a stand, not fighting back -
8 snubiti
vt impf (djevojku) woo; (prositi) ask a girl's hand in marriage; propose; make offer of marriage; (glasove) canvass, solicit votes
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