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1 popeti
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2 uzdići se
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3 montirati
mount, instal, fit* * *• rig• edit• put up• install• lay down• fit• assemble• mount -
4 povisivati se
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5 optočiti
vt pf set (with), mount | optočiti dijamant mount a diamond* * *• decant -
6 popeti se
vr pf climb, reach by climbing; (na stolicu) get up on; (verati se) clamber (up); (rukama i nogama) scramble; (ljestvama) scale, mount; (uvis) rise, ascend l na glavu (ili dovdje) su mi se -li! I've had it up to my here with them (- dodijati); -ti se na t* * *• climb• rise• scale• to climb• ascend• mount -
7 uzjahati
vt pf mount (a horse); get on horseback* * *• bestride• remount• mount -
8 zajahati
vt pf mount, mount (ili get on) a horse -
9 brdo
mountain, hill, hrpa heap, pile* * *• hill• pile• mountain• mount -
10 brežuljak
hummock, hill, toft* * *• rise• wold• knap• knoll• hill• hummock• barrow• rath• moun• mound• nipple• mount -
11 dizati se
vr impf rise, go up itd. (-dignuti se); -ustajati I diž(i) se! get/stand up!, on your feet!; (buđenje) get up!, hum rise and shine!, A mil tab drop your cocks grab your socks !; fig zvonici što se dižu iznad krovova spires overlooking (ili rising/towering* * *• rise• spindle• soar• arise• arisen• arose• overlook• mount -
12 gomilati se
vr impf (ljudi) form a crowd, form crowds, crowd, throng, gather; (stvarati hrpu) pile up, heap up, accumulate, become piled/heaped up, become accumulated/ /amassed I troškovi se -ju costs grow/ /increase/mount/multiply/accumulate, costs pile up* * *• ruck• squash• overcrowd -
13 gora
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14 gore
above, up there, at the top, overhead, upstairs adj comp worse, gore mu je he is worse* * *• up stairs• upstairs• upward(s)• upwards• upward• upon• up• worse• hills• above• aloft• alott• atop• mount -
15 jahaći konj
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16 maslinov
adj olive I -o ulje olive-oil; fig pružati -u grančicu hold out the olive branch to; Bibl M-a gora Mount of Olives* * *• olive -
17 mijenjati se
vr impf change, alter, undergo changes, be modified, become different; -izmjenjivati se ! sve se -a everything changes, things change, nothing is forever, no condition is permanent; ne bih se - ao ni s kim I wouldn't trade places with anyone* * *• vary• fluctuate• alternate• pass• mount -
18 montiranje
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19 nakupiti se
vr pf accumulate; build up, accrete, be deposited; (zatomljeno) be pent/bottled up; have a cumulative effect; (izdaci) mount/add up; - nahvatati se I -lo mi se I have had enough (- svega mi je dosta)* * *• agglomerate -
20 namještenje
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mount — утилита командной строки в UNIX подобных системах. Применяется для монтирования файловых систем. Содержание 1 Использование 1.1 Размонтирование командой umount … Википедия
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Mount Si — from the southwest Elevation 4,167 ft (1,270 m) … Wikipedia
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Mount — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda mount es un comando de sistemas basados en Unix que se utiliza para montar dispositivos y particiones para su uso por el sistema operativo. Montar es hacer que el sistema operativo proyecte el contenido de ese… … Wikipedia Español
mount — es un comando de sistemas basados en Unix que se utiliza para montar dispositivos y particiones para su uso por el sistema operativo. Montar es hacer que el sistema operativo proyecte el contenido de ese dispositivo o partición en un enlace… … Wikipedia Español
Mount — may refer to: Displays and equipment Weapon mount, equipment used to secure an armament Lens mount, an interface used to fix a lens to a camera Telescope mount, a device used to support a telescope A fixed point for attaching equipment, such as a … Wikipedia
Mount — ist der Familienname folgender Personen: Anson Mount (Anson Adams Mount IV; * 1973), US amerikanischer Schauspieler und Model Ferdinand Mount (* 1939), britischer Journalist und Schriftsteller Heidi Mount (Heidi Whitworth; * 1987), US… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Mount — Mount, v. t. 1. To get upon; to ascend; to climb; as, to mount the pulpit and deliver a sermon. [1913 Webster] Shall we mount again the rural throne? Dryden. [1913 Webster] 2. To place one s self on, as a horse or other animal, or anything that… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Mount — 〈[maʊnt] m. 6〉 Berg (meist vor Eigennamen) [engl.] * * * Mount [maʊnt], der; s, s [engl. mount < mengl. mont, mount < aengl. munt < afrz. mont < lat. mons (Gen.: montis) = Berg]: engl. Bez. für: Berg. * * * I Mount [maʊnt, englisch] … Universal-Lexikon
Mount — (mount), n. [OE. munt, mont, mount, AS. munt, fr. L. mons, montis; cf. L. minae protections, E. eminent, menace: cf. F. mont. Cf. {Mount}, v., {Mountain}, {Mont}, {Monte}, {Montem}.] 1. A mass of earth, or earth and rock, rising considerably… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
