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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 -
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vr pf get out of, pull o.s. out of, get away, extricate o.s. (sve i fig.); (iz neprilike) get out of a tight spot, get off the hook ( - iz škripca, dobro proći); (bolesnik) get over it, pull through, make i t, survive; (pulover) pull out of shape; (hlače)* * *• get out• creep out -
4 izliječiti
vt pf cure (od of), heal (of)? make well, coll bring through/around, coll pull through; restore (ili nurse back) to health; nurse through illness I - za nuždu (privremeno) patch up smb's health* * *• to heal• heal• cure -
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vr pf become cured/healed, heal; get well, pull through itd. (-ozdraviti) I fig - od idealizma be (ili get) cured/rid of idealism -
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impf get well (again), be well again, get over (ili recover from) one's illness, recover one's health, be restored to health, get on one's feet again, get/be back on one's feet, coll pull through | -la je she is well again, she is back on her feet -
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f favoritism, preferential treatment (-0 protežiranje, protekcionaštvo); (veze) connections pl | po -i by favor, through favoritism, using pull* * *• protection -
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• bring off• climb• come through• succeed• pull off• pan out• make good -
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vt pf (zemlju) dig/turn up (the ground), excavate; (pločnik) rip/tear up; (pretražiti) ransack, rummage (through), rake up, search thoroughly; (rastaviti) pull to pieces, take apart -
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vt pf (stvar) delay, drag out itd. - zavlačiti; (ruku, glavu, instrument) put/push/pull/ /slide/slip/worm in (ili between, through, under, behind itd.)
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