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1 šiljati alat
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2 blokada igrača
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3 pokupite
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4 vrijeme pobude
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5 kramp
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6 pobrati
pick up, dići lift* * *• collect• gather -
7 razvrstati po veličini
• pick out -
8 skinuti
pick off, hand down, doff, do off, take down, tear down* * *• decorticate• download• divest• doff• do away• throw off• to strip• unfix• unhang• unhinge• vail• unclothe• shed• skim• take down• take off• strip• take• pull off• layoff• get down• get• abduce• pass down• peel• remove -
9 ubrati
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10 učiti
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11 izabrati
choose, make a choice, decide, pick out, politika elect* * *• chosen• choose• chose• return• elect• single out• select• pick out• pick• make up one's mind -
12 odabirati
vt impf choose, select, screen, single/ /sort/pick/sift out, winnow, make one's choice, opt for, take one's pick, extract, excerpt, discriminate; iter keep selecting, select repeatedly itd. I -u se are being selected/screened* * *• choose• select• assort• pick -
13 odabrati
choose, pick out, select* * *• check• choose• single• select• selecting• tell off• cull• pick out• pick -
14 pokupiti
vt pf (sakupiti) collect, gather; (podatke) compile; (pobrati) pick up I fig pokupiti sve nagrade make a clean sweep of the prizes; - rublje (sa sušenja) take one's washing in; pokupiti vodu krpom sop up the water with a rag; - ljude s krovova pick people off rooftops* * *• collect• pick up -
15 zaraziti se
vr pf become/gel infected, contract (ili pick up) an infection, catch/contract a disease, catch a contagion, coll pick up some germs, coll pick up a bug; (figurativno) coll get hooked on, coll get/catch (ili get bitten by) the bug (npr. - se kolekcionarst* * *• catch the infection -
16 otrijebiti
vt pf clean of vermin/lice, pick one clean of vermin/lice, pick vermin/lice off; pick/pluck/flick off -
17 otrijebiti se
vr pf pick oneself (ili pick each other) clean of vermin/lice; pick oneself clean, pluck/flick scraps (ili particles, crumbs itd.), off one's clothes -
18 birati
choose, pick (out), pol elect* * *• choose• elect• to choose• adopt• pick -
19 čačkati
zube, uši pick, po nečemu poke probe* * *• stir• pick -
20 dignuti
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