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1 odraditi
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2 riješiti se
vr pf (osloboditi se) get rid of, rid oneself of; coll: dump, off-load, unload, shake off; get it off one's hands; get it out of one's system, get over it, get it off one's mind; extricate oneself; - odlučiti se | hvala bogu da sam ga se -o good riddance!* * *• brush off• rid• dispose of• work out• jettison• free• get rid• get rid off• palm off• offload -
3 uspjeti
vt pf succeed, be successful (- imati uspjeha, postići veliki uspjeh) manage, contrive, coll bring/pull it off; be able to; gain one's end; (u životu) make good, coll make it; turn out well, work out; coll come off, coll do the trick; make a go of it I -l* * *• succeed• get• achieve• manage -
4 izdivljati se
vr pf let off steam, work it off; (u mladosti) - izludovati se -
5 neodrađivanje
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6 odrađivati
vt impf work off; impf be/keep working off -
7 kilaviti se
vr impf knock oneself out, bust one's behind; vulg work one's tail/ass/butt off, bust one's ass; si bust a gut, tab break one's balls; work oneself ragged, slave itd. (- mučiti se, ubijati se, crnčiti) -
8 pretrgnuti se
vr pf break/snap in two; (odposla) overwork oneself, si work one's ass off (-kilaviti se) | nisu se baš -li they did not exactly fall over themselves; nećeš se pretrgnuti seti it wouldn't kill you (ili break your back) to...
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