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41 likvidirati
vt pf/impf liquidate, dispose of, do away with, scrap, quash, dismantle; A sl: ax, pull the plug (on); B coll put paid to; close down, finish; destroy, wipe out, sl rub out; fin liquidate, wind up, settle (one's affairs/ /debts) l biti -n be liquidated/sc* * *• close-out• liquidate -
42 miješati se
vr impf (s drugima) mix, mingle, rub shoulders/elbows with I -ti se u nešto (uplitati se) interfere (in, with), be meddlesome, be official, meddle (in), intrude (in), have a hand in, have a finger in the pie, be a busybody, poke one's nose in other people* * *• intermeddle• mingie• meddle• mingle -
43 nažuljati
vt pfrub sore, gall, chafe (sore)* * *• rub -
44 očistiti
* * *• clean up• clean• clear• scrape off• rub away• scavenge• seed• defecate• purify• purge• paunch• rectify• refine -
45 otrti
mop up, rub away* * *• wear away• mop -
46 pomiješati se
vr pf (sa, zaci među) mix with, rub shoulders with; (narijetko) form a sprinkling* * *• blend• mingle• mix -
47 pristupiti
vi pf approach, come up to, come/ /step forward, come over to; (članstvu, savezu) join, enter; present oneself | -ti problemu approach/tackle/handle/address a problem; krivo -ti use/take the wrong approach, go about it the wrong way; (nekome) rub smb. th* * *• come up to• access• accede• adjoin• approach -
48 razdražiti
vt pf irritate, exasperate, provoke; (dodatno) fig rub salt into a wound* * *• provoke• irritate -
49 ribati
vt impf scrub, rub; (strugati) grate; (čistiti praškom) scrub; (grditi) lecture, coll dress down, sl chew out* * *• scrub• shave -
50 skidanje
n taking down; (svlačenje) undressing; taking off one's clothes; DP downloading | sl skidanje s droge getting off drugs (»nasuho« going cold turkey A sl)* * *• rub• off -
51 strugati
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52 teškoća
difficulty, hardship, trouble* * *• scrape• rub• difficulty• difficult• trouble• uneasiness• predicament• gimmick• hardships• cumber• crux• ado• perplexity -
53 trenje
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54 trti
pumice, pumice stone* * *• rub -
55 utuviti
vt pf (u glavu) inculcate into/with, get it through smb's head, bring/rub/hammer/ /pound home (to)* * *• put into• inculcate -
56 zamjeriti se
vr pf run afoul of, BE run/fall foul of, get on the wrong/bad side of smb., rub smb. up the wrong way, get/be in smb's bad books (ili graces), displease, cross smb., incur the displeasure of, annoy, antagonize, offend, vulg get on smb's shit list; (pri va* * *• run afoul of -
57 bankina
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58 brisati se
vr impf wipe (ili rub) off/away/out I boja se briše (the) paint is coming/rubbing off; -
59 čehati se
w impf fray (at the edges), become frayed, unravel I rub koji se ne čeha non--fraying (ili non-raveling) edge -
60 dosoliti
vt pf add some more salt; fig add to it, top it off, rub it in
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rub — ► VERB (rubbed, rubbing) 1) apply firm pressure to (a surface) with a repeated back and forth motion. 2) move to and fro against a surface while pressing or grinding against it. 3) apply with a rubbing action. 4) (rub down) dry, smooth, or clean… … English terms dictionary
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