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1 orati
plough, Am plow* * *• till• furrow• plow• plough -
2 plug
plough, Am plow* * *• plough• plow -
3 ralo
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4 brazdati
vt impf furrow, groove, rut, plough; (more) furrow, plough* * *• ridge• plough• plow -
5 oranica
* * *• tilth• infield• garden tillage• acres• arable land• arable• ploughed land• ploughland• ploug-field• plough• plough land• plow -
6 probiti
break, burst trough, probiti se get ahead* * *• break through• break out• clear• come through• cleave• run through• rupture• elbow• thrust• wedge• stave in• stave• force• fight• go through• perforate• plow• penetrate• pierce• poke• peck• ram -
7 vući se
vr impf drag oneself, shuffle (along); (klipsati) trudge along, traipse; (po zemlji) drag along (ili sweep) the ground; (za mkim) drag (ili tag) along/behind, straggle; (trajati) drag on; (dangubiti) loiter, hang around; - skitati se, vucarati se | ovo se* * *• draggle• trail• trudge• hang out• hangout• plod• plow -
8 izorati
vt pf plow all of, plow9 some, finish plowing; break/open ground -
9 naorati
vt pf plow up; finish plowing -
10 oračica
f plow-woman; plowing machine/implement -
11 preorati
vt pf plough up/down/over; (i zatrpati) plow under, turn down/in with a plough; (iznova) plough anew/afresh, re-plough -
12 zabrazditi
vi pf plow a furrow, start plowing; fig blunder, go astray/awry, be off beam, go too far -
13 zabušiti se
vr pf run/crash/plow/drive into, ram (another car) -
14 zaorati
vt pf start plowing; (pod zemlju) plow in/up/under
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