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1 since
adv odonda,otada,dosada,pred,prije/ever#sve odonda;long#odavno,davno* * *
budući da
davno
jer
kako
nakon
od
odonda
otad
otada
otkad
otkada
otkako
posle
poslije
pošto
prije -
2 since the beginning of time
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3 since when
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4 since its existence
postanak, od postanka -
5 ever since
sve od -
6 long since
davno
odavno -
7 ever
adv 1. uvjek, svagda, vazda, neprestano 2. ponovo 3. ikada, uopće; samo / for #, for # and #, for # and a day = zauvijek, za svagda, naprestano, na sve vijeke; # after, # since = otada, odonda, od tog vremena; liberty for #! = živjela sloboda!; [arch] # and anon = ovda-onda, katkada; be as quick as # you can = požuri se što više možeš; what # = što mu drago, pa što, što samo; who # = tko god, tko mu drago; when # = kad god; where # = gdje god; which # = što god, koji god; how # = ma kako, kako samo; # so = vrlo, jako, upravo, ma kako; yours # = vaš odani; # so little = ma kako malo; hardly, scarcely # = gotovo nikad; for # so long = tko zna kako dugo; vrlo dugo; # so much = vrlo mnogo; not...for # so much = ni za što na svijetu; # so many = vrlo mnogo; an # bigger crowd = sve veće mnoštvo, sve veća gomila; the # increasing horror = sve veća strahota; the #-recurrent noise = buka koja se neprestano ponavlja; [fam] the best # = najbolji koji je ikada postojao; yours # = (na kraju pisma) srdačno te pozdravlja* * *
bilo kada
ikad
ikada
svagda
uopće
uvijek -
8 petticoat
s podsuknja /# s [pl] = dječje haljine; the # = žena, žensko čeljade; I have known him since he was in # s = znam ga još od malih nogu, poznajem ga još iz djetinjstva* * *
baba
djevojka
donja suknja
podsuknja
žena -
9 syne
adv Scot -] since / auld lang # = davno, u prošla vremena* * *
otada -
10 when
adv kada?; kada, našto, a onda / since # = od kada?, kako dugo?, od tog vremena* * *
Äim
dok
kad
kad ipak
kada
ma da
pošto
prilikom
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