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81 razvlačenje
n stretching, extending; (opširnost) being long-winded | na razvlačenje pull-out, exten-sion-* * *• protraction -
82 roleta
f rollling shutter; (platnena) - rolo | spustiti -u let the shutter down; shutter a window; dignuti -u pull up the shutter; rebro -e slat* * *• boxing shutter• roller blind• shutter -
83 ručica
handle, knob, crank* * *• cager• winch• shank• tappet• pull• handle• hilt• crank• arm -
84 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 -
85 srozati
vt pf pull down, lower; degrade, cheapen* * *• debase• vulgarize• lower -
86 stanica
cell, postaja station, gradskog prometa stop* * *• cell• cells• cellule• stop• station• stand• terminal• pull up -
87 stići
arrive, come, dostići catch up with* * *• catch up• come• pull in• land• get• get in• arive• arriving• arrive• mature• reach out• reach -
88 tegliti
vt impf tow, haul; tug; drag, lug; (crnčiti) toil, slave; - protezati* * *• tug• tow• snake• pull• kedge -
89 trzaj
* * *• tug• yank• wince• snatch• start• pull• jerk• jolt• hitch• convulsion• lunge• lug• lurch -
90 udaljiti se
vr pf (otići) go/walk away, leave, depart, withdraw, absent oneself from; (odmaknuti se) move away, pull back, withdraw; (razmaknuti se) get away from each other, move/drift apart; (od zamisli) depart/deviate/ /stray from; (od predmeta) stray (from), digr* * *• escape• retire• wander• move off -
91 udružiti se
vr pf join (up), join forces, join/ /band/get/pull/come together, join hands; integrate, merge, unite; become allies, ally oneself with; become associates, team up; com become partners, enter into partnership; form a union/coalition/an association; make c* * *• club• solidify• amalgamate• associate -
92 uhapsiti
imprison, lag* * *• bust up• bust• run in• detain• prison• pull in• jail• incarcerate• inprison• immure• imprison• arrest• pick up• pinch• quod• nab• nick• nail -
93 uspeti
• bring off• climb• come through• succeed• pull off• pan out• make good -
94 uspjeti
vt pf succeed, be successful (- imati uspjeha, postići veliki uspjeh) manage, contrive, coll bring/pull it off; be able to; gain one's end; (u životu) make good, coll make it; turn out well, work out; coll come off, coll do the trick; make a go of it I -l* * *• succeed• get• achieve• manage -
95 uspraviti se
vr pf pull oneself up/upright, right oneself; (sjedeći) sit up* * *• rear -
96 utjecajan
adj influential | -na osoba i. person, highly-placed p., p. with a lot of pull; (politički) fig power-broker* * *• powerful• influential -
97 uzmaknuti
vi pf retreat, beat a retreat, withdraw, draw/pull/fall back, retrace one's steps; give way/ground* * *• retreat• turn away• fallback• back down -
98 vuča
f - vučenje, tegljenje | uže za -u -uže za tegljenje; vozilo za -u - vučni; stoka za -u - zaprežni; s konjskom vučaom - zaprega; rlw električna vuča electric traction* * *• drag• draught• traction• tug• towage• tow• towing• pulling• pull• haul• haulage -
99 vučenje
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100 zalagati se
vr impf - zagovarati, zauzimati se; (biti marljiv) be dedicated, pull one's weight, work hard* * *• intercede• advocate
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pull on — ˌpull ˈon [transitive] [present tense I/you/we/they pull on he/she/it pulls on present participle pulling on past tense … Useful english dictionary
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