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21 pustiti
• admit; amit; continue; dismiss; effect; give off; hang out; leaving; let; let (let, let); let go; let go off; let loose; let pass; loose one's grasp; loose one's hold; lower; operate; put on; release; relinquish; to give off; unloose; unloosen -
22 izložiti javnoj prodaji
• auction off; put up at auction; put up to auction; sell at auction; sell by auction -
23 napraviti
• affect; build; built; built in; constitute; construct; contract; create; do; fashion; forge; lay out; lock together; make (made, made); make cut a splash; perpetrate; put on; put on the pace; render; run up; shape; spell; take out; throw off; turn out -
24 potstaći
• abet; agitate; arouse; be piqued at; brisk up; clap spurs to; coax; edge; elate; encourage; energize; enkindle; fan; fillip; give spurs to; incite; jog; key up; motive; move; prick forth; prick off; prick on; prod; prompt; provoke; put; put spurs to; quicken; raise; set forward; set on -
25 prodati na licitaciji
• auction off; put up at auction; put up to auction; sell at auction; sell by auction -
26 prodavati na doboš
• auction off; put up at auction; put up to auction; sell at auction; sell by auction; sell up -
27 isključiti
• ban; banish; clip off; cut off; cut out; debar; deenergize; de-energize; disconnect; disengage; disqualify; eliminate; except; exclud; exclude; excommunicate; exelude; expel; extinguish; forbid; foreclose; keep out; make dead; preclude; proscribe; put out of gear; release a clutch -
28 ostaviti se
• abandon; attach; behind; cease; deposit; desert; doff; expose; forgo; forsake; forswear; get clear off; give over; give up; hand down; hang up; lay aside; leave off; leaving; left; let pass; put away; quit; quitted; refer; relinquish; renounce; resign; store; submit; transfer; transmit -
29 završiti
• bring to a point; complete; completion; conclude; consummate; end; ending; eventuate; finish; get through; mature; put an end to; round off; stop; terminate; to complete; to get through; top off; wind up -
30 ukloniti
• withdraw• put away• remove• displace• delete• eliminate• take away• take off• abolish -
31 dići
• boost; cabbage; dislodge; elevate; erect; get up; heave; hoist; hoist to up; lift; pilfer; pinch; pinch off; purchase; purloin; put up; raise; raise up; rear; set oneself up; spring; start; strike; sway; swindle; to get up; toss; turn up; uphold; waken -
32 dizati
• elevate; erect; heave; hoist; hoist to up; lift; pinch off; prig; prying; purchase; put up; raise up; rear; run aloft; sling up -
33 gurati
• boost; drive; give a the push; go it strong; hustle; hustle out; jostle; poke; pull away; pull-to pull a proof; push; push forward; push on; put forward; rush it; shove; shuffle off; sidle; squash; thrust -
34 hvatati pučinu
• push off; push out; put to sea -
35 izbaciti
• belch; blast-off; bowl out; bundle; cancel; cast up; clear out; de-energize; delete; depose; discar; discharge; dislodge; dispossess; dump; edulcorate; ejaculate; eject; elide; eliminate; erupt; evict; exclude; excommunicate; expel; fire out; launch; lodge; oust; out; output; put aside -
36 izbacivati
• belch; ejaculate; erupt; excrete; project; projektovati,planirati,; put out to service; shoot off; spit -
37 obadati
• clap spurs to; give spurs to; prick; prick forth; prick off; prick on; put spurs to; set spurs to -
38 obosti
• clap spurs to; give spurs to; prick forth; prick off; prick on; put spurs to; rowel; set spurs to -
39 odgurnuti
• move off; push away; put by; repel; repulse; shove; shove away; shunt; thrust out -
40 odstraniti
• alienate; cancel; choke; debar; dispense; disperse; eliminate; estrange; exclude; excluding; liquidate; obviate; preclude; put away; reject; remove; take off; to rule out
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