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1 feel up to
phr.v. feel up to sth/doing sth се чувствува способен/кадар за нешто/да (на)прави нешто -
2 embarrassed
adj. 1. посрамен, засрамен; look/feel embarrassed (about sth/doing sth) се срами (за/во врска со нешто/да (на)прави нешто): Не was embarrassed about being the focus of attention My беше срам што беше центар на внимание2. збунет, фатен3. be financially embarrassed; be embarrassed for money има финансиски проблеми; нема пари. embarrassedly adv. -
3 oblige
v. t. 1. (најчесто во пасив) обврзува (sb to do sth некого да (на)прави нешто); be obliged to do sth обврзан/припуден е да (на)прави нешто; feel obliged to do sth се чувствува обврзан да (на)прави нешто2. прави (некому) услуга, услужува (sb with sth некого со нешто) (sb by doing sth некого со тоа што прави нешто): Would you oblige me by taking this letter to the post? Ќе ми направиш ли услуга да го однесеш писмово на пошта?;3. happy/glad/ready to oblige cpeќен/спремен да услужи/помогне: She is always ready to oblige journalists with information Таа секогаш е подготвена на новинарите да им дава информации4. I would be obliged if... Ќе ви бидам благодарен ако..5. Гш much obliged to you; much obliged! Најљубезно ви благодарам многу сум ви благодарен: I'm much obliged for your assistance многу сум ви благодарен за вашата помошv. принудува, обврзува
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