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1 zavaravati se
vr impf delude/deceive/fool/kid oneself, lie to oneself, have/harbor illusions, suffer delusions, indulge in make-believe, pretend | nemojte/nemojmo se -ati make no mistake (about it); neka se nitko ne -a let no one be deceived; ne treba se -ati we mustn'* * *• baffle -
2 praviti se
vr impf (pretvarati se) pretend (to); dissemble; keep up appearances, make believe; (bolesnim) malinger | - važnim assume an air of importance (- važan)* * *• affect -
3 pretvarati se
vr impf (u nešto) turn into itd. (- pretvoriti se); (licemjerno) dissimulate, dissemble, feign, simulate, fake, affect, pretend, act, put on/up an act (ili a front), make believe, sham; (bolesnim) malinger | samo se -a da neće she is just playing hard to* * *• dissemble• dissimulate• simulate• stimulate• pretend• affect• masquerade• mask -
4 prividnost
ostensibility, make believe* * *• simulacrum• show• sham• semblance• ostensibility• pageantry -
5 simuliran
pp simulated; make-believe* * *• simulated• assumed -
6 tobožnji
adj ostensible, pretended; quasi; would-be, specious; make-believe; (lažni) sham, mock, false; (hinjen) feigned* * *• would be• would-be• seeming• supposed• supposedly• pretended• ostensible• ostensibly• phoney• phony -
7 zamisliti
vt pf imagine, ugl. BE fancy, picture to oneself, contemplate; make believe, pretend; conceive (of), think of, conceptualize, design, devise, plan, trace out, think up; envisage, visualize, intend (it as), mean (it to be) | -ite imagine; iron: wouldn't yo* * *• see• think• fancy• frame• imagine• ideate• conceive• plan• represent -
8 pričinjavanje
n appearance, semblance; (pretvaranje) pretending, dissimulation, make--believe, feigning; - štete/zadovoljstva -
9 pretpostavljati
vt impf - pretpostaviti | pretpostavljatim I presume, I take it; kako se -a as presumed* * *• ween• suppose• prefer• presume• guess• believe• conjecture• assume• make• reckon
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make believe — make be*lieve , v. i. To pretend; often used with that, but often having the that omitted; as, he made believe he didn t hear her; or he made believe that he didn t hear her. [PJC] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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