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41 izgurati
vt pf push/shove/force out (specif elbow/ /shoulder out); oust itd. (- istisnuti); coll - izdržati, progurati* * *• jostle• extrude -
42 krajnost
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43 maltretirati
vt impf mistreat, maltreat, ill-treat, manhandle, rough up; fig torment, harass, push/kick around* * *• brow beat• harass -
44 margina
f margin I na -ama in the margins; on the fringe, in the fringe area; potisnuti na -e relegate to a marginal status, marginalize, push off the stage* * *• margin -
45 nametnuti
impose, nametnuti se intrude* * *• entail• enforce• push upon• inflict• levy• impose• impress• adjust -
46 napad
attack, assault, kratak raid, ratni aggression, invasion, juriš charge* * *• strafe• strike• push• incursion• insult• fit• accession• aggression• air raid• attempt• attack• assault• offensive• offense• onslaught• onset• offence• onrush• raid -
47 natjerati
vt pf drive; (potaknuti) impel, egg/set/ /spur on, urge, goad; (prisiliti) force, constrain, compel-, pressure into, push into; (na brzinu) AE railroad into I natjeratiati do zdvojnosti (ludila) drive one desperate (mad); -aj ga da to učini make him do that; -ati* * *• compel• screw• possess• force• persuade• make• reduce -
48 navaljivati
vi impf keep attacking/assailing/ /soliciting (- navaliti); (dodijavati) pester, importune, solicit aggressively; (kamenje itd. na) keep rolling against/on (- navaljati)* * *• urge• press• push -
49 neokretan
adj (nespretan) awkward, clumsy, stiff, wooden, slow, heavy; (nesnalažljiv) un-resourceful; (neprodoran) unenterprising, lacking push/initiative* * *• uncouth• awkward -
50 nevolja
* * *• evil• exigency• distress• tribulation• trouble• push• pressure• problem• hardship• ill• adversity• pain• perplexity• pest• plague• misery• matter• mattress• need -
51 ofenziva
f mil & fig offensive, push I prijeći u -u (pokrenuti -u) go on the o., launch/ /mount/open an o.; biti u -i be on the o.* * *• offence• offensive• offense -
52 otići
begone, make off, troop off* * *• exit• retire• depart• turn away• shiping• take leave• take one's leave• push off• pull out• leave• go off• go away• go along• get over• get away• go• go to• hive off• blow off• part• quit• move off -
53 otisnuti se
vr pf push off, draw away, put to sea, leave one's moorings | otisnuti se u svijet leave home, go into the world* * *• cast off -
54 otkočiti
vt pf unlock; (oružje) take off safety, take/flick/slip the safety off, push the safety (button) to Off; (vozilo) release/disengage the brake; psych disinhibit, free from inhibition(s), unblock* * *• disinhibit• unlock -
55 ponukati
vt pf actuate, stimulate; give an impulse/incentive, encourage, give a push, nudge, cause/lead to do; (utjecaj) influence; (savjetovati) suggest; (sklonuti) induce/move/ /bring to, get one to, prevail upon* * *• move -
56 poriv
m impulse, impetus, push (- pobuda, poticaj, stimulans, nagon, zanos, polet)* * *• impetus -
57 preplivati
vt pf swim across, cross by swimming, swim (the Channel/lake itd.)* * *• swim• push through -
58 primicati se
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59 probiti se
vr pf gel through, break/smash itd. (- probiti) through (ili out of, in, into, across); (s mukom, bezobzirno) claw one's way through/up/back/into/out of; (silom, oružjem) force/smash/fight/shoot/battle/blast one's way through (ili out, across); (iz o-kruž* * *• thread• thread one's way• push through• force one's way• get ahead• get through• permeate• make one's way through -
60 propagirati
vt impf propagate, propagandize, advertise, promote, canvass; coll: push, sell, tout; disseminate* * *• propagate
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