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  • 1 bother

    досадува, се грижи
    n додевање, вознемирување, грижа
    * * *
    n. вознемирување, грижа
    v. додева, вознемирува;
    2. се вознемирува, се возбудува; вознемирува; грижа, гајле; здодевност; n грижа, секирација; bother II v
    1.tr досадување, вознемирување; гњавење; don't bother me with these questions не досадувај ми со тие прашања; excuse me for bothering you извинете ме што ве вознемирив;
    2. intr да се погрижи; to bother about smt. да се погрижи (потруди) за нешто bother; annoy; disturb; harass; worry; preoccupy вознемирува; пречи; прогонува bother; annoy; disturb; trouble; i

    English-Macedonian dictionary > bother

  • 2 O bother it!

    \авол да го земе!

    English-Macedonian dictionary > O bother it!

  • 3 botheration

    ама досада
    * * *
    n. see bother I

    English-Macedonian dictionary > botheration

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