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1 beznačajna osoba
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2 nitko
nobody, on one* * *• nullity• not any• none• no one• nobody -
3 ničiji
nobody's, no one's -
4 gnjida
f nit; derog (osoba) nit, louse, a nobody, creep, insect, worm, A sl punk* * *• nit -
5 nemati
have no(t), nema kruha there is no bread, nema nikoga there is nobody there* * *• lack• have not• be without -
6 ništavilo
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7 njemu
pron to him/it I u - in him/it; there; o njemu about him/it; nitko njemu nije otvarao vrata nobody opened doors for him; njemu pivo a beer for him, he'll have a beer* * *• him -
8 njima
pron to them I u - in them; there; o njima about them; nitko njima nije otvarao vrata nobody opened doors for them; njima pivo beer for them, they'll have beer* * *• them -
9 njoj
pron to her I u - in her; there; o - about her; nitko njoj nije otvarao vrata nobody opened doors for her; njoj limunadu a lemonade for her, she'll have a lemonade* * *• her -
10 razuman
adj intelligent; rational; (razborit) reasonable, sensible, prudent, open to reason, of good sense, common-sense | budi -an be reasonable/sensible, don't be unreasonable (- budi pametan); to mi se čini -nim it makes sense to me; nitko -an nobody in his ri* * *• sane• sensible• staid• prudent• intelligible• intellectual• intelligent• level headed• knowing• judicious• levelheaded• appreciable• rational• reasonable -
11 zainteresiran
pp interested; involved, concerned, having a stake in; looking forward to | -a strana interested party (- interesent); jur party in interest; svim -ima to all concerned/comers; nitko nije bio - nobody was interested, there was no interest, there were no t* * *• interested• interested in• interested (very) -
12 anonimac
m anonym(e), anonymity; anonymous person/writer I totalni anonimac a complete nobody/nonentity/nothing -
13 magare
n - magarac; - magarčić I fig magare koje vuče willing horse; prov čekaj - dok trava naraste (it's) a pie in the sky; prov pojeo vuk magare it all fizzled out in the end, much ado about nothing, nobody really cares -
14 nikom(e)
pron to nobody, not to anybody
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