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1 dizanje nakon idealno dodane lopte
Hrvatski-Engleski rječnik > dizanje nakon idealno dodane lopte
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2 prednji desni smečer
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3 zavaditi
vt pf set quarreling (ili make quarrel) with each other, make (them) fall out, bring quarrel/dissension to; set against each other, play off against each other | -iti sa get into a quarrel/feud with; -i pa vladaj divide and rule -
4 naivčina
m aug derog naive person, dupe; A sl: sucker, patsy, easy mark/meat l nasamariti kao -u A sl play for a sucker; -e ne treba štedjeti A sl never give a sucker an even break* * *• dove-like• set-up• pigeon• mug -
5 stanje
* * *• case• de facto situation• voice• shape• set-up• situation• status• state of play• state• stage• position• posture• footing• fettle• habit• condition• affair• pass• plight• repair -
6 kontrastirati
vi pf/impf contrast, make contrast (with), stand out (from, on); vt contrast, make sthg. stand out, set off, offset, play off, pick out -
7 oponirati
vi impf oppose, be in opposition of, disagree with, defy, dispute (- protiviti se) (samo u interesu diskusije) play the devil's disciple | ogorčeno oponirati oppose/disagree violently, be dead set against
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