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phr.v. обожава, почитува, респектира look2 /luk/ n.1.поглед; have/take a look at погледнува во; have /take a look around разгледува/погледнува наоколу2. изглед, израз (на лице)3. (најчестоlooks pl.) изглед, надворешност; good looks привлечност, добар изглед4. мода, изглед: the new look новата мода5. by the looks of it како што изгледа; по се изгледа.; 6. cast a look at фрла поглед кон/врз/на.; 7. give sb a blank look/stare гледа некого бело.; 8. give sb a dirty look пресече/пресекува со поглед некого.; 9. not like the look of sth не му се допаѓа како изгледа нешто
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go back on sth — UK US go back on sth Phrasal Verb with go({{}}/gəʊ/ verb (going, went, gone) ► to not keep a promise, or to change a decision or agreement: »The government looks likely to go back on its decision to close the mines … Financial and business terms
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ˌsplay (sth) ˈout — verb [I/T] to spread part of your body in a way that looks strange … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
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