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adv 1. zajedno, ujedno, skupa, jedan s drugim 2. (vremenski) redom, uzastopce, jedan za drugim, u isto vrijeme, istovremeno, odjednom / # with = zajedno sa, skupa sa; three days # = tri dana uzastopce; for days # = dane i dane; to get # = sabirati, sakupiti; to put # = sastaviti; the foes rushed # = protivnici se sukobiše; to live # = živjeti zajedno kao muž i žena; to mix # = ispremiješati (se); to call # = sazvati; to bring # = sastaviti, dovesti u vezu; to undertake a task # = zajednički se latiti zadatka* * *
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s dvica, dvojka (brojka) dva; dvojica, dvoje /the # = oba, obadvojica, oboje, obojica, obadvoje; the # of us = mi obadvojica, mi obadvoje (obje); in #s and threes = po dvoje i po troje; by #s, in #s = dva po dva, dva i dva; # abd # = dva i dva, u parovima; in # = nadvoje, popola; # of a trade = dvojica konkurenata; to put # and # together = stvoriti zaključak; # can play at that game = još ćemo vidjeti na čiju će biti, batina ima dva kraja* * *
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