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s 1. klin, klinac, čavao, čavlić (od drveta ili metala) 2. strelica, kazaljka, igla, krak, stožer (na kompasu), osovina, os (na koloturu, čekrku) 3. šiljak, kolčić, vršak (igle, čavla i dr.), kuka klin, čivija (na kotaču); čivija (na muzičkom instrumentu), kuka (za vježanje zavjesa) 4. pribadača; igla, broš, značka 5. bure, sud 6. pisaljka; šilo, dlijeto 7. [fig] malenkost, sitnica 8 [coll] [pl] noge 9. čunj (kuglanje) / hair # = ukosnica; nine # = čunj; I don't care a # = nije mi ni najmanje stalo; # s and needles = trnci, srsi; in a merry # = veseo, dobre volje, dobro raspoložen; not a # to choose between them = sični su kao jaje jajetu, you might have heard a # fall = mogla se čuti muha kako leti; [coll] I am on my # s again = opet sam na nogama (zdrav)* * *
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s 1. klin, klinac, čavao, čavlić (od drveta ili metala) 2. strelica, kazaljka, igla, krak, stožer (na kompasu), osovina, os (na koloturu, čekrku) 3. šiljak, kolčić, vršak (igle, čavla i dr.), kuka klin, čivija (na kotaču); čivija (na muzičkom instrumentu), kuka (za vježanje zavjesa) 4. pribadača; igla, broš, značka 5. bure, sud 6. pisaljka; šilo, dlijeto 7. [fig] malenkost, sitnica 8 [coll] [pl] noge 9. čunj (kuglanje) / hair # = ukosnica; nine # = čunj; I don't care a # = nije mi ni najmanje stalo; # s and needles = trnci, srsi; in a merry # = veseo, dobre volje, dobro raspoložen; not a # to choose between them = sični su kao jaje jajetu, you might have heard a # fall = mogla se čuti muha kako leti; [coll] I am on my # s again = opet sam na nogama (zdrav)* * *
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