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1 press
s.1. печат;2. печатење;3. преса;4. турканица бутаница у;1. притиска;2. настојува, навалува, принудува;3. насилно врбува; пегла; печат; преса; притиска -
2 press ahead
phr.v. press on press back phr.v. одвраќа, притиснува назад (напад/непријател/толпа) -
3 press baron
n. (исто и press lord) новински магнат -
4 press corps
n. (акредитирани) новинари: the White House press corps новинари акредитирани во Белата куќа -
5 press secretary
n. портпарол (на влада): the While House press secretary портпаролот на Белата куќа -
6 press agent
n.1.менаџерска агенција (за познати личности)2. менаџер (на пејач/група/актер) -
7 press conference
n. конференција за печат -
8 press corrector
s. печатарски коректор -
9 press down
phr.v. стиснува, притиснува (копче/прекинувач) -
10 press gallery
n. галерија за новинари (во парламент) -
11 press officer
n. претставник за печат -
12 press out
phr.v. исцедува (сок/лимон) -
13 press release
n. соопштение за печат, коминике -
14 press through
phr.v. се турка, се пробива низ: He pressed through the crowd Тој се пробиваше низ народот -
15 press-button
n. push-button -
16 press-stud
n. brit. патент (копче) (amer.: snap-fastenег) -
17 press; printing
печатење; печат -
18 press; seal
печат; печатење -
19 press; squeeze
стега; притиска -
20 printing press
s. печатарска машина
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