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21 istegnuti
vt pf pull/draw out, stretch (out) I - tetivu (ligament, mišić) pull a tendon (ligament, muscle); - gležanj sprain an ankle - iščašiti)* * *• extend -
22 pokušaj prevare
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23 povlačenje
drag, entrainment* * *• entrainment• evacuation• retreat• retirement• rout• dragging• draw• withdrawal• wrapping• withrowal• suppression• pull back• pull• recall• recession -
24 povući se
* * *• retire• retreat• draw back• withdraw• stand down• pull back• pull out• lose ground• fallback• fall back• baulk• off -
25 pribrati se
vr pf - prikupiti se; (duhom) collect oneself itd. (- sabrati se)* * *• brace up• draw up• pull oneself together• pull together• recollect -
26 pritegnuti
vt pf tighten (up), draw/pull/stretch/ /strap tight | fig - nekoga put/keep smb. on a short(er)/tight(er) leash, rein in, take smb. in hand, be/lean hard on, tighten the screws, put the screw(s) on; vulg get smb. by the balls* * *• screw• tighten• pull in -
27 provući
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28 provući se
vr pf creep/crawl/squeeze/struggle through, work one's way through, ease (one's way) past; thread through; fig slip/ /squeak/scrape through, get buy; (na ispitu) scrape through; (ozdraviti) pull through* * *• scrape• scrape through• unthread• squeeze through• pull through• get by• get through -
29 raskinuti
impf break/tear/rip/pull/rend apart (ili to pieces); break in two; dismember; sever, sunder; (spone, lance) break bonds, unfetter, unchain; (ugovor) cancel, abrogate, rescind | - sa break/split with, part ways, break away from, break off, go one's own way* * *• cancel• break up• break• rupture• disrupt• sever• tear• terminate• pull apart• rend -
30 sabrati se
vr pf (pribrati se) pull oneself together, collect oneself, collect one's thoughts/ /wits, recover one's composure; (ljudi) assemble, gather, rally itd. (- skupiti se, okupiti se) | saberi se! pull yourself together; coll: get hold of yourself, get a grip* * *• get together -
31 trgnuti se
vr pf jerk, (give a) start, twitch, recoil; fig rouse oneself; (popraviti se) coll: pull oneself together, get a grip on oneself, snap out of it, pull one's socks up, get on the ball; - trgnuti se iz sna* * *• rouse• shy• start -
32 trik
m trick, ploy, fig sleight of hand; film special effect | propagandni - propaganda ploy; jeftini - cheap trick; (štos) gimmick; salonski - parlor trick (- mađioničar-ski); izvoditi -ove perform/pull tricks, fig pull rabbits out of hats; nasjesti na trik fall* * *• trick• wile• gimmick• ploy• racket -
33 uvući
draw/pull in* * *• retract• drag in• tuck• tuck in• suck in• pull in• indent• hold in• ident• absorb• pop in -
34 veslati
vt impf row, pull; (s dva vesla) scull; (u kajaku, sandolini) paddle | dobro veslati be a good oarsman, pull a good oar* * *• row• scull• paddle• oar -
35 primaknuti
vt pf move/push/pull/draw/bring closer (to), move/pull over -
36 srediti se
vr pf become/get organized; (načinom života) become settled, settle down; (naći sebe) sort oneself out, be(come) comfortable with oneself; (popraviti se) pull oneself together, get a grip on oneself, pull one's socks up, shape up, get one's act together, -
37 dovesti se
vrpf(u položaj) get oneself into; (vozilom) come by car, come in smb's car, drive over/up, come driving, come in a vehicle; (tako da drugi vozi) ride over/up, come riding; (brodom) come/arrive by boat I dovesti se do drive/ride up to; (zaustaviti se) pull up at; (* * *• come over -
38 drška
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39 električna vuča
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40 gutanje
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