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1 zavladati
vi pf begin to reign (in, over), become the ruler/master of, come to rule over; take over, take/gain control of; seize, occupy, bring under one's rule/control; (proširiti se) spread, gain ground, become (widely) current, become common/general/widespread/ -
2 preoteti
vt pf take away (from), win control (from); (otrgnuti i fig) wrest/wrench/snatch (from), grab away from, capture from, take away from; (u plesu) cut in on; (preteći) forestall | - maha spread, gain ground, become prevalent/rampant* * *• usurp -
3 širiti se
vr impf spread, gain ground/favor2/ /acceptance, make headway, (be on the) increase, catch on, take root; (moda) get into fashion/vogue; (nabrcknuti) dilate, distend, swell; (iz središta) extend, radiate* * *• expand• spread• amplify• permeate -
4 proširiti se
vr pf spread, extend, expand; spill over (na to); gain ground, become common, establish itself; fig make inroads, have a ripple effect; become wider/broader, broaden, widen; (glasine) get about, circulate
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