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1 sesti
• alight; light down; light from; light off; light off down from; seat; seat oneself; settle; settle oneself; sit; sit (sat, sat); sit down; sit oneself down; to go down -
2 izgubiti se
• be lost; bundle away; bundle off; clear off; clear out; disappear; dissolve; drop away; evade; evanesce; faint; lose; lose oneself; make oneself scarce; merge; miscarry; pale; spirit away -
3 otresti se
• get quit of; get rid of; grow out of; have a good ridance of; rid oneself; shake oneself free; shuffle off; throw off -
4 stati
• be at a stand; come to a stand; come to a standstill; desist; fetc; halt; hold for; hold hard; hold in; jib; languish; pause; pitch in; point out; posture oneself; pull oneself up; pull up; set in; shut off; stagnate; station to oneself; stop; to give up; to hold hard; to hold i -
5 otarasiti se
• choke; clear from; clear of; disemberrass; dispose of; divest; do away with; get clear off; get of rid; get quit of; get rid of; have a good ridance of; rid; rid oneself; rub off; shuffle off; tick off; work of -
6 odvojiti se
• abstract; allocate; come away; depart; depart from; derive; detach; deviate; disconnect; dissassemble; dissociate; distract; disunite; divorce; get from; get loose; loosen; pick out; reserve; run off; secede; seclude oneself; segregate; separate; separate oneself; sequester onese -
7 povući se
• back down; backup; beat a retreat; fall back; pull back; recede into the background; recide; recoil; resign; retire; retreat; seclude oneself; sequester oneself; shrink; stand back; stand off; stand out for; to fall back; to opt out; vacate; withdraw -
8 dobiti
• acquire; acquiring; advantage; attain; be to seek; benefit; capture; catch; come by; derive; gain; gather; get; get under; got; make; net; obdain; obtain; overcome; pocket; pocket up; procure; profit oneself by; pull off one's boots; pull-to pull off one's boots; receive; secure; to -
9 preseći
• break off; burke; curtail; cut; cut off; cut short; intercept; interrupt; nip in; pull oneself up; pull up; ruff; squash; take a shoot; transect -
10 svući se
• disrobe; peel off; strip; strip oneself; to take one's clothes off; undress -
11 udaljiti se
• come off; digress; get out of the way; ramble; ramble about; ramble over; remove oneself; retire; run away from; run off the rails; seclude; stand away; straggle -
12 otići
• shift• come away• depart• to go away• take oneself off• get away• go away• go• leave -
13 čuvati se
• be shy of; beware; fight shy of; guard; keep off; look about; save oneself; save up; to keep from -
14 dići
• boost; cabbage; dislodge; elevate; erect; get up; heave; hoist; hoist to up; lift; pilfer; pinch; pinch off; purchase; purloin; put up; raise; raise up; rear; set oneself up; spring; start; strike; sway; swindle; to get up; toss; turn up; uphold; waken -
15 istrošiti se
• crumble; run down; run out of; spend; spend oneself; wear (wore, worn); wear off -
16 očistiti čuvstva
• evaporate; evaporize; guy; push off; shank oneself away -
17 odmagliti
• abscond; bundle; bundle away; bundle off; make oneself scarce; upbeat -
18 opelješiti
• milk the pigeon; pluck; pluck the pigeon; rook; shave oneself; shear; skin off -
19 praviti se važan
• give airs; put on airs; show off; to give oneself air -
20 precrtati
• blot out; cancel; cross; delete; line through; overwrite; pattern out; reproduce oneself; slashe; take off
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