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1 give a wide berth
izbjegavati -
2 berth
s [mar] 1. prostor za brod u sidrištu; sidrište, vez 2. prikladno mjesto za kakav predmet 3. brodski ležaj (krevet); 4. mjesto, položaj, služba, zaposljenje (he has the berth of captain) / to give wide # = to izbjegavati; on the # = na položaju, "na valovu", "na jaslama"* * *
brodska kabina
ležaj
ležaj u kabini broda
ležati usidren
postelja (voz)
pristanište
privez broda
sidrište
usidriti brod
vez broda
vez u luci -
3 wide
adj 1. širok, dalek, prostran, dalekosežan, rasprostranjen, opsežan, velik, bogat, 2. slobodan, liberalan, koji je bez predrasuda, širokogrudan, opči, opčenit 3. koji se prostir u određenim granicana, širom otvoren, udaljen (od cilja); koji prelazi granice, prekomjeran / the # world = daleki svjet, bjeli svjet # domain = prostrano područje, [fig] (to give ] a # margin = (dati) široko polje, slobodan prostor; to give # berth to = neići preblizu, izbjegavati # of the to = neići preblizu, izbjegavati # of the mark = dalek od cilja [fig] neunlestan, kriv, pogrešan* * *
dalek
prostran
sveobuhvatno
Å¡irok
vrlo
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