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1 kočiti klinom
• scotch -
2 kočni klin
• scotch -
3 lako raniti
• scotch -
4 napraviti beleg
• scotch -
5 škotski jezik
• scotch; scotch highlender; scots; scottish -
6 urez
• scotch• scootch• slot• mortise• mortice• incision• indent -
7 škotski brđanin
• scotch highlender; tartan -
8 zaparati
• scotch; slip open; slit -
9 klin
• wedge• pintle• scotch• scootch• sprocket• strut• cleat• cotter key• dowel• cotter• false key• trunnion• tenon• peg• key• lock• machine key -
10 rez
• scootch• scotch• cut• indent• kerf -
11 urezati
• scootch• scotch• slot• embed• engrave• nick• notch• incise -
12 zakočiti
• scootch• scotch• foul -
13 beleg
• landmark; nick; score; scotch; token -
14 brazgotina
• gash; scar; scotch; seam -
15 klin
• axle-pin; bolt; chock; chuck; cleat; cog; cotter; cotter key; dowel; gad; gore; key; lock; machine key; nail; peg; pin; probe; quoin; scootch; scotch; sprocket; strut; tack; tenon; toggle; trunnion; wedge -
16 ogrebotina
• cicatrice; nick; notch; scotch; scrape; scratch; streak -
17 ožiljak
• cicatrice; cicatrix; quilting seam; scar; scotch; welt; wipe -
18 potisnuti
• choke down; conquer; depress; drawback; give a thrust; jostle; overpover; repress; scotch; supersede; supplant; suppress; throw back -
19 raniti
• bruise; injure; pierce; rise early; scotch; stab; wound -
20 rez
• blade; cut; indent; kerf; leading current cut; saw cut; saw-cut; scission; scootch; scotch
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Scotch — has the following variety of meanings:General* Scotch (adjective), an adjective meaning having to do with Scotland Food and drink* Scotch whisky, a whisky made in Scotland, commonly abbreviated as Scotch * Scotch Beef, beef from suckler cattle… … Wikipedia
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Scotch — 〈[ skɔ̣tʃ] m. 6〉 aus Gerste hergestellter schottischer Whisky [engl., kurz für Scotch whisky „schottischer Whisky“] * * * Scotch [skɔt̮ʃ], der; s, s: 1. [engl. Scotch, kurz für Scotch whisky = schottischer Whisky] (aus [teilweise] gemälzter… … Universal-Lexikon
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Scotch — Scotch; scotch; scotch·i·fy; scotch·i·ness; scotch·man; scotch·ness; scotch·er; … English syllables
Scotch — blackface (sheep); Scotch broth (barley, mutton, and vegetable soup); Scotch mist (drizzle, fog, and mist); Scotch whisky (distilled from barley); Scotch woodcock (toast garnished with anchovy paste and scrambled eggs) … Eponyms, nicknames, and geographical games
Scotch — (adj.) of Scotland, 1590s, contraction of SCOTTISH (Cf. Scottish). Disdained by the Scottish because of the many insulting and pejorative formations made from it by the English (e.g. Scotch attorney, a Jamaica term from 1864 for strangler vines) … Etymology dictionary
Scotch|y — «SKOCH ee», adjective, Scotch|i|er, Scotch|i|est. having the characteristics of what is Scotch; suggesting Scotch people or ways … Useful english dictionary
Scotch — Scotch, n. A chock, wedge, prop, or other support, to prevent slipping; as, a scotch for a wheel or a log on inclined ground. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English