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21 useliti se
vr pf move in(to); (nekome) move in with smb.; settle in, colonize, immigrate* * *• settle in• immigrate• move in -
22 neobračunavanje
n nonsettlement, failure to settle/compute; (s nekim) failure to square/ settle accounts with -
23 uhodati se
vr pf settle down/in, become established; get under way, find/hit one's stride; coll: get in(to) the swing of things, shake down, run itself in; settle into routine -
24 dogovarati
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25 dogovoriti
vt pf arrange, fix (up); itd. (-dogovoriti se o)* * *• settle• fix• fix up• agree• arrange -
26 dogovoriti se
vr pf arrange (o about), make arrangements (about), settle/arrange/agree/ /fix about (ili sthg.), talk about; (složiti se) agree, have an agreement; (nagoditi se) make a deal, work it out I -ti se s nekim za datum arrange/fix a date with smb.; -ti se za v* * *• arrange -
27 doseliti se
move in, u zemlju immigrate settle* * *• inhabit• immigrate• move in -
28 etablirati se
vr pf/impf establish oneself, become established, set up a business, open a ; business; -smjestiti se, naći stan* * *• settle• set up -
29 isplatiti
pay, pay in full* * *• buy-out• disburse• to pay• settle• acquit• pay• pay off• pay up• meet• redeem• reimburse• repay -
30 izravnati
* * *• equalize• settle• smooth• strike• level• level off• flatten out• accommodate• reconcile -
31 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 -
32 nagoditi se
vr pf come to terms, make/strike/cut a deal, come to an understanding, reach an arrangement (ili an accommodation, a settlement), settle a dispute, strike a bargain* * *• compromise -
33 naseliti
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34 nastaniti
vt pf accommodate, lodge, house, harbor; (give) shelter; domicile; - naseliti* * *• domicile• settle• inhabit• accommodate• people• pioneer• populate -
35 naviknuti se
vr pf get/become/grow used to, accustom oneself to, grow familiar with, acquire a habit (- steći naviku); (na teškoće) inure o. s, to; (vremenom) acquire a taste for I čovjek se vremenom -e it becomes a habit, it grows on you; it is an acquired taste, it* * *• settle in• get used to -
36 odlučiti
decide, determine, make a decision* * *• deem• decide• decided• determine• settle• adjudge• resolve -
37 odrediti
determine, define, specify, establish* * *• establish• enact• book• cast• classify• route• decided• defined• destine• determinate• define• determine• decide• designate• dastine• detail• to• shoot• set• settle• set by• stipulate• specify• prescribe• provide• qualify• lay down• fix• identify• allot• appropriate• assess• assign• appoint• ordain• order• peg down• peg• mark off• mark out• modify -
38 osloboditi
disembarrass, liberate* * *• exculpate• emancipate• excuse• enfranchise• exonerate• exempt• rid• deliver• disembarrass• disengage• disentangle• divest• unloose• unchain• unleash• unhand• vindicate• unbind• unyoke• uncage• set free• settle• leberate• let off• let loose• liberate• let go• free• extricate• free from• freed• acquit• affranchise• absolve• parole• make free• remove• relieve• release• rescue• redeem -
39 osvetiti se
vr pf revenge oneself (nekome... za on... for), take/have/get (one's) revenge (on... for), form wreak vengeance (on), coll get back (at); (uzvratiti) get even with, retaliate; settle a personal grudge | osvetiti se ću ti se za ovo! I'll get you for this!; želi se* * *• revenge• wreak• avenge -
40 otplatiti
vt pf pay off (by instalments); repay (a loan); pay back; discharge, settle (a debt); (hipoteku) redeem (mortgage)* * *• pay out• refund
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