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1 publicity
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2 publicity agency
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3 publicity campaign
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4 publicity stunt
n. inf. econ. рекламен трик -
5 blaze
силна боја, жар, отсјај, пламен, сјај, лисамаркација в шумаv маркира дрва за сечењеfig порив, распламтувањеv пламти, објавува (вести), гори, се распламтува* * *n. сјаен пламен; in a blaze - во оган, во пламен;2. распламтување;3. заслепувачка светлост или боја; (прен.) сјај, раскошv. гори, пламти;2. блеска, сјае; to blaze away - (војнички) отвора непрекинат оган2. работи нешто со елан; to blaze up - светнува; пламен; пожар; крчење; блесок; n 1. оган; пожар; the firemen put out the blaze пожарникарите го изгасија пожарот;2. блесок, сјај; a blaze of glory сјајот на славата; in the blaze of publicity во полн публиците;3. излив; a blaze of anger излив на лутина;4. (in pl) (colloq.) go to blazes! оди по ѓаволите! to work like blazes многу работење; blaze II v1.tr блеснување; her eyes blazed fury во очите и светна гнев;2. intr пламнување, пламтење, буктење, букнување; разбуктување; the fire is blazeing in the fireplace огнот букти во каминот; the fire blazed up огнот се разгоре; the house is blazeing куќат е во пламен;3. intr пресекување; he looked at us with blazeing eyes не пресече со погледот;4. intr (to blaze away) почнување (работење, пукање итн); they blazed away at the enemy отворија оган на непри2
См. также в других словарях:
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