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1 roll out
phr.v.1.развлекува (тесто); пресува (метал)2. одмотува, развлекува (килим/ролна/вреќа за спиење)3. претставува, изнесува (понуда)4. roll out the red carpet види carpet 1 -
2 red carpet
n. црвен килим roll out the red carpet for sb; give sb the red carpet treatment пречекува некого со црвен килим/сите почести -
3 bend
насочува, скршува (нечија волја), упатуваn морнарски јазел, свиок, кривинасвртува, се свиткува, навалува* * *n. 1. кривина, завој, свиок (esp. Br.; Am. is usu. curve I);2. лак; the river makes a bend река прав лак;3. (naut.) чвор (на јаже);4. misc.; (Br.; colloq.) round the bend луд; bend II bent (bent); bent or (rare) -edv.1.tr свиткување, повивање; наведнати, свиткани; to bend one's knee (a stick) свиткување на колено; to bend a bow свиткување на лак; to bend a branch извиткување на гранка; she was bent over with age се свиткала од старост; *on bended knees на колена;2. tr искривување; to bend a key (out of shape) искривување на клучот;3. tr потчинување; to bend a person to one's will потчинување на некого на својата воља;4. intr подвиткување, завиткување; наведнување, навалување; the branches are bending гранките се наведнуваат; to bend over smb. наведнување над некого;5. intr искривувањеn. накривување кривина;2. свиок (речен);3. (техн.) зглоб, лакотv. (past. pp. bent) се свиткува, се навалува, се свртува; свиткува; кривина; искривува, свиткува bend down; incline; tilt; lean out се наведнува; наведнува; наклонува; се наклонува bend down; incline; tilt; lean out;кривина; свиок bend; lean; lean on(against) навалува; се навалува; потпира; се потпира bend; roll up свиткува; се свиткува; завива; се завивасе свртува; свртува; врти bend; turn; divert; reverse; inve
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