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21 podupiranje
n (potpora, podrška) support, supporting, backing; (zida itd.) shoring, prop- ping; (zidom) underpinning* * *• bracketing• bracing• sustentation -
22 prateće
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23 prateći
* * *• complementary• supporting• corresponding• concomitant• associated• ancillary -
24 samonosiv
• self-supporting -
25 samopodržavajući
• self-supporting -
26 uloga
f role, part; function; involvement FRAZE I IZRAZI 1. uloga (nom. sg) | glavna uloga leading role/part, lead (role); naslovna - title role; sporedna uloga secondary role; epizodna - supporting role; kameo - cameo (role); mala uloga small/bit part; - je pripala the* * *• role• part -
27 uzdržavati se
vr impf support oneself; (čime) subsist on; - suzdržavati se l koji se sam -a self-supporting* * *• eschew• forbear• abstain -
28 zagovaranje
n advocating, advocacy of, pleading/arguing for, support of, supporting; interceding/intercession for, intervening/intervention for, pleading for* * *• advocacy• advocation -
29 informbirovski
adj pol hist Cominformist, Com-inform-supporting, pro-Cominform, pro--Stalin -
30 jugounitaristički
adj pol supporting/advocating a unitary (ili centralist) Yugoslavia, pro-unitary-Yugoslavia, pro-centralist-Yugoslavia -
31 klubaški
adj pro-club, loyal to one's club; ardently supporting -
32 klubaški
adv ardently supporting; with excessive club loyalty -
33 podupiratelj
m supporter, seconder, supporting member -
34 podziđe
n collect supporting/underpinning, masonry -
35 prehranjivati se
vr impf - prehraniti se | -ivati se instrukcijama give private lessons for a living; zemlja koja se sama -uje country self-supporting in food -
36 samohran
adj self-supporting | -a majka s. mother, single provider/homemaker -
37 samohrano
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