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1 shed
пролива; симнува, лупи; шупа; хангар; барака -
2 hut; shed
барака; колиба; хангар -
3 potting shed
n. колипка (за алати - во градина) -
4 water shed
s. вододелница, слив -
5 blood
крв, роднина* * *n. крв; bad blood зла крв; to draw blood пустање на крв; to be of the same flesh and blood да се биде во крвно роднинство; *blood is thicker than water крвта не е вода; *blood will tell крва зборува; *blue blood плава крв; *to bring in new blood воведување на нови работници (членови); *in cold blood ладнокрвно, намерно; to shed (spill) blood пролевање на крв; to stir up bad blood создавање на зла крв; hands stained with blood окрвавени раце; it runs in his blood тоа му е во крвта; his blood is boiling крвта врие во него; *to draw first blood нанесување на првиот удар; *there is bad blood between them помеѓу нив падна крв; blood II a крвенn. крв (прен.) живот; to shed the blood of - пролева крв, убива; to shed one's blood - пролева крв (за нешто for); to make one's blood boil - доведува до беснило; to stir blood - подига дух; cold blood - ладнокрвно; full blood - чистокрвен коњ; крв; n крв; bad blood зла крв; to draw blood пустање на крв; to be of the same flesh and blood да се биде во крвно роднинство; *blood is thicker than water крвта не е вода; *blood will tell крва зборува; *blue blood плава крв; *to bring in new blood воведување на нови работници (членови); *in cold blood ладнокрвно, намерно; to shed (spill) blood пролевање &
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