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1 seliti se
m impf move, BE+ move house, change one's residence; move one's things; migrate | seliti se iz emigrate; seliti se u immigrate* * *• migrate• move out• move -
2 pokrenuti se
vr pf move, make a move, bestir oneself, get underway l daj -i se! get a move one!; vulg: get off your backside! move your ass! -
3 seliti
move, change one's residence* * *• migrate• move• move out -
4 odmicati
vt/vi impf move/shift itd. away, move/ /shift itd. clear of (- odmaknuti); iter keep moving away, shift clear of repeatedly | odmicati nekome get ahead of one itd.; (- odmaknuti); iter be getting ahead of one, be getting away; ljeto odmiče the summer is wearing* * *• get ahead• get on• move -
5 iseliti se
vr pf move (out), emigrate, move away, leave one's home(s); -preseliti se* * *• emigrate• move out -
6 preseliti se
vr pf move (u to), move house, go to live in, change one's residence, relocate, resettle, migrate | - o se k njoj (radi zajedničkog života) he moved in with her* * *• to• move -
7 ponukati
vt pf actuate, stimulate; give an impulse/incentive, encourage, give a push, nudge, cause/lead to do; (utjecaj) influence; (savjetovati) suggest; (sklonuti) induce/move/ /bring to, get one to, prevail upon* * *• move -
8 neaktivan
adj inactive; sitting on one's hands; (being) on the sidelines; (program i sl.) inactive, dormant, fig on the back burner; passive I ostati neaktivan remain inactive, make no move, sit on one's hands, be on the sidelines* * *• dormant• stale• inert• inactive• passive -
9 prepustiti se
vr pf resign/surrender/abandon oneself to, yield to, give oneself up to; fig: go/ /move with the flow, lie back and enjoy it, let things slide (ili take care of themselves) I prepustiti se osjećajima give way (ili free rein) to one's feelings, let oneself go, let one* * *• abandon oneself -
10 žuriti (se)
vi (vr) impf hurry, be in a hurry, make haste, hasten, rush, speed, form hum bestir oneself, lose no time; coll: get a move on, step on it; sl: get cracking, shake a leg, get one's rear in gear I ne - iti (se) be in no hurry, take one's time, make no hast -
11 intervenirati
vi pf/impf intervene (u in); fig: step in, put one's foot down; interfere I - ti za nekoga put in a word for smb.; vatrogasci su -li u šest požara firemen intervened in (ili dealt with) six fires; brzo -ti move quickly* * *• interfere• intervene• intercede -
12 otići
begone, make off, troop off* * *• exit• retire• depart• turn away• shiping• take leave• take one's leave• push off• pull out• leave• go off• go away• go along• get over• get away• go• go to• hive off• blow off• part• quit• move off -
13 poduzeti
vt pf undertake, take upon oneself; tackle, venture upon; attempt | nešto - do sthg. (about it), take action, make a move; sve poduzeti do evthg. possible, make every effort, do one's damnedest; hoće da se nešto poduzme they want sthg. done* * *• carry out• undertaking• undertake• wage• take• attempt -
14 pomaknuti se
vr pf shift, change (one's) position, get dislocated; (dalje) move on/over -
15 razmetati
vt impf move from one place to another; - razmjestiti, razbacati -
16 uključiti se
vr pf join (in), move/come/plug in, become/get involved, become part of it, integrate (into), be integrated (into); coll: get into the act, get one's piece of action, get in on sthg., plug in; (uređaj) start, click on, el switch/turn on | uključiti se u proizvodnju
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