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1 наклоност
favour, benevolence, kindness, preference, partiality, affection* * *acceptance, goodwill, vocation, affection, bias -
2 наклонет е кон
favour -
3 фаворизирање
favour, favourableness, partiality -
4 закрила
protection, shelter, defence, favour, safeguard, auspices pl* * *umbrella -
5 залагање
pleading for, speaking in favour of, (заем) pawning, (неподвижен имот) morgagin, (трудољубивост) industy, diligence, endeavour, effort* * *flattery, application -
6 милост
grace; kindness————————grace, favour, clemency, mercy————————pity* * *(божjа)blessing--------quarter 2, mercy, mercifulness -
7 угодува
to please (someone), to indulge, to gratify one's wishes, to favour* * *pamper, indulge -
8 во полза на
in someone's favour for, to the advantage of, (за шпионирање) on behalf of, to the advantage for -
9 запоставен
set aside, neglected, in favour of another, uncared for, ignored, disregarded, undone————————underprivileged -
10 запоставување
neglect, slight, giving preference to another, passing over in favour of another -
11 заприкаже
to intercede for, to speak in favour, to argue for, to advocate, to mediate, to say a good word for -
12 наклонетост; љубов
(кон)affection; love; favour -
13 омилува омили
to gain favour, to become endeared to -
14 пика се
to intrude oneself (into), to creep in, to steal into, (фиг.) to insinuate oneself into (the favour of) -
15 повластица
g. privilege, licence, favour, advantage————————privilege -
16 протекција
protection, countenance, (предност) discrimination against, partiality, favour -
17 реваншира се
to repay, to return a favour; to retaliate, to repay with evil, to requite with -
18 угоди
to please (someone), to indulge, to gratify one's wishes, to favour -
19 услужливост услужува
to do (to render) (a service a favour) -
20 услужи
to do (to render) (a service a favour)
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