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41 padati
* * *• sag• decline• descend• drip• sink• shut in• slope• shut• settle down• pour down• fall• falling• recede• rain -
42 platiti
* * *• defray• to pay• settle• prepay• fee• plank• pay• pay for• remunerate• render• repay• quit• refund -
43 pomiriti se
vr pf make peace, make (it) up, coll kiss and make up, be/become reconciled/ /reconciliated, patch a friendship/quarrel, be friends again, patch up, have a reconciliation, settle a dispute; fig bury the hatchet, smoke the pipe of peace, cease hostilities;* * *• be reconciled• make up -
44 postaviti
put, place, set, imenovati appoint* * *• erect• Embed• seat• designate• deploy• to rig• upholster• upload• settle• set• situate• set out• setup• set up• station• string• posit• pose• put• put up• post• induct• instal• install• lay down• lay• bias• adjust• allocate• appoint• pad• paste• plant• pitch• picket• place• quilt• nominate• mount -
45 posvetiti se
vr pf devote oneself to; devote one's attention to; settle down to; (zvanju) take up a trade/profession; (problemu) address (an issue)* * *• devote -
46 praviti
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47 pristati
vi pf (brod) put in/ashore, land; (na nešto) agree to, consent, say yes, accept, settle for; (uz ideju, stranku) adhere to, subscribe to, take up a cause, become a follower, join; - pristajati | ne pristati not agree to, disagree; -jem! agreed!, it's a deal!* * *• endorse• comply• dock• land• consent• consent to• accept• agree• allow• assent• assort -
48 riješiti
* * *• execute• determine• decide• dope out• to solve• settle• solve• figure out• answer• resolve -
49 sjesti
sit down, take a seat* * *• seat• sit (down)• sit down• settle• sit• take a seat• get into• get on -
50 složiti se
vr pf agree (about), reach consensus (on), concur (in); (pristati) go along (with); (sporazumjeti se) come to an agreement, come to terms, settle a dispute; (konačno) come round; (boje) (come to) match; (uklopiti se) fit in, fall into place, make sense |* * *• accord• agree• accede• allow• agreed• agreed on -
51 smirivati
vt impf try to calm down (bring under control, defuse); - smiriti* * *• settle down -
52 smjestiti
* * *• establish• collocate• settle• situate• station• pump• install• locate• lay• house• bestow• allocate• accommodate• place -
53 snalaziti se
vr impf manage, get along, make do itd. (- snaći se); live by one's wits, be left to one's own devices, sl hustle; cope,' do the best one can l dobro se snalaziti seiti be a good coper/hustler, know one's way around; loše se snalaziti seiti be a bad coper, not know one's way a* * *• shift for oneself• settle down• get along• get by• cope• make do• manage -
54 sporazumjeti se
vr pf come to terms, reach agreement, come to an agreement/understanding, settle a matter | znao sam da ćemo' se sporazumjeti se I knew you'd see things my way; ne možemo se - we cannot come to terms (ili to an understanding); (razumjeti) we cannot understand each othe* * *• come to terms• get along• agree -
55 srediti
vt pf sort it/things out, get it/things sorted out; straighten it/things out, put it/ /things straight, set it/things right, put (ili set) it/things in order; tie up loose ends; handle; organize; - isposlovati | - nekoga fix smb., take care of smb., get s* * *• edit• tidy• settle• liquidate• cull• arrange• order• range• rectify• regulate• rank -
56 staložiti se
vr pf (osoba) steady down; (talog) settle* * *• steady -
57 urediti
(put in) order, arrange, adjust, časopis edit* * *• deal• edit• do up• tidy up• tidy• set• settle• put in order• iron out• lay• fix up• govern• accommodate• array• arrange• order• organize• regulate• reform• range• redact -
58 ustanoviti
ascertain, institute* * *• estabilish• establish• settle• setup• institute• form• find• identify• appoint• ascertain• note• maintain -
59 utonuti
vi pf sink (into, up to); settle (further); utonuti u san* * *• sink• immerse• immerge -
60 doseliti
vt pf bring (here) as settlers, settle (- naseliti); vi -doseliti se
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