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1 вторичен
secondary -
2 спореден
secondary————————accidental———————— (фиг)parenthetic(al)(ly)* * *(фиг)parenthetic.al.ly--------accidental, negligible -
3 гимназија
secondary school, high school -
4 матурант
secondary school boy going to sit for his leaving examination -
5 образование
education, instruction, teaching, schooling (високо) higher (university, college) education (основно) primary, (elementary) education, (средно) secondary education* * *attainments -
6 среден
intermediate————————average; mediocre; medium————————middle, medium, middling, mean; average; moderate; (школа) secondary; (белешка) satisfactory; mediocre————————central; intermediate; medium; middle————————central* * *(приказ)articulate--------medium -
7 второстепен
secondrate————————secondary -
8 гимназијалец
boy of a grammarschool or a secondary school -
9 гимназиски
of a secondary school -
10 матура
leaving examination, graduation from a secondary, school -
11 матурира
to graduate form a secondary school -
12 средношколец
schoolboy; secondary school student; (амер.) highschool student -
13 средношколски
of secondary school -
14 школа
school, (зграда) schooluilding, (основна) elementary school, (средна) secondary school, high school
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