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41 jednostruke tanke
• single thin -
42 končić
m dim short/thin thread* * *• filament -
43 letvica
f dim thin lath, lattice; sp bar, crossbar I sp preskočiti letvicau clear the bar; sp oboriti -u fail to clear the bar* * *• batten -
44 osjetljiv
passible, retaliatory* * *• dainty• delicate• thin-skinned• ticklish• vulnerable• sensuous• sensible• sensitive• sentient• squeamish• sore• tetchy• susceptible• fast• fretful• impressionable• conscientious• alive• aroused• perceptible• pettish• melting• raw• responsive• queasy• nice -
45 osušiti se
vr pf dry up, become/go dry; lose water/moisture, become dehydrated, undergo dehydration; (drvo) season; (uvenuti) wither (up), wilt, shrivel, be blighted; (čovjek) dry up, wither, become thin, lose flesh/ /weight l još se ni tinta nije pravo - la the ink* * *• season• dry out• dry up -
46 otrčati
vt pf wear out, make threadbare/shabby/ /tattered, wear to rags/tatters; fig make stale/ /hackneyed, wear thin, overwork* * *• run off -
47 prenapregnut
pp overstretched, overtaxed, fig stretched thin* * *• overstretched• overstressed -
48 preosjetljivost
f oversensitiveness; thin skin; queasiness* * *• supersensitivity• hypersensitivity -
49 prorijeđen
adj thinned (out) | prorijeđena kosa thinning hair* * *• thin• sparse• spaced• subtly• tenuous• rare -
50 pruće
n collect brushwood; thin sticks/twigs; (šibe) switches; (obrezotine) loopings; - pleteno -* * *• brushwood -
51 rasplinuti se
vr pf evaporate, evanesce, fade/ /melt away, dissolve, disperse; go up in smoke, vanish into thin air; lose direction, get off the subject* * *• dissipate -
52 razvučen
pp (opširan) drawn out, long-winded; stretched, extended; mil over-stretched, over-extended, stretched thin | -a kolona long straggly line* * *• protracted• prolix• lengthy• outstretched -
53 rijedak
rare, precious, unusual* * *• scarce• thin• unusual• uncommon• sparse• infrequent• curious• occasional• meager• rare -
54 sjenka
f - sjena; dim small/short/thin/light shadow* * *• tint• umbrage• umbra• shade• shadow• silhouette• reflection -
55 slab
* * *• enervate• ropy• rickety• dickey• dim• dicky• thin• undernourished• vile• unlikely• washy• weak• small• slim• slack• short• slight• slender• sleazy• sick• sickly• soft• stringent• tender• tenuous• powerless• punk• infirm• infamous• languid• lean• loosened• lax• languorous• laxly• feckless• fragile• flimsy• flabby• frail• faint• feeble• flagging• impotent• pale• peaky• poor• meagre• low• mild• meager• queer• remote• nerveless -
56 smanjiti
lessen, diminish, reduce* * *• retrench• cut back• cut down• descrease• damp• decrase• decrease• diminish• curtail• ease• downsize• thin• turn down• whittle away• whittle down• zoom out• weaken• shrink• slash• prune• lessen• bate• beat down• abate• allay• pare down• lowering• minimize• rebate• reduce• remit• relieve• mitigate -
57 smršaviti
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58 strpljenje
n patience | stavljati nečije -e na (veliku) kušnju try (sorely) smb's p.; gubio sam -e (moje je strpljenjee bilo pri kraju) I was losing p., my p, was running out/thin, my p. was at an end, my p. was fraying, I was at the end of my tether; izgubio sam -e I lost m* * *• forbearance• patience -
59 suh
dry, uveo withered, čovjek thin, slender, suho meso smoked meat* * *• seasoned• droughty• dry• torrid• slim• stale• lean• lank• aneroid• arid -
60 suhonjav
adj spare, lean, thin* * *• slim• spare
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