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vt/i (knew, known) I.[vt] znati, saznati, doznati, pozanti, prepoznati; spoznati; razlikovat ([from] od) I.[vi]I. vi znati / to # by sight = poznavati po viđenju; he #s his own mind = on zna što hoće; to # what's what, to # the ropes = biti iskusan, biti upućen; I # better than to = nisam tako lud da, suviše sam razborit da; to get (come) to # = upoznati, doznati, saznati; to make known = objaviti, javiti, oglasiti, dati na znanje; to # B from a bull's foot = moći (znati) razlikovati; to # on which side one's bread is buttered = znati gdje leži prednosti there is no knowing = ne može se znati* * *
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s 1. kruh, hljeb 2. hrana, zarada, zaslužba / brown # = crni kruh; to break # = jesti, pričestiti se; # and butter = kruh s maslacem;[fig] zarada za život, potrebna hrana; [fig] to know which side one's # is buttered = poznavati svoj probitak, znati što je nekome u interesu; [fig] to have one's # buttered (on both sides) = živjeti u dobrim prilikama, biti imućan; [fig] to take the # out of one's mouth = oduzeti kome kruh, zaradu; to eat the # of idleness = ništa ne raditi, dokono živjeti; daily # = kruh naš svagdašnji, zarada, zaslužba; [fig] # and cheese = jednostavna hrana, oskudna zarada; # and wine = pričest; to break # with = biti pogošćen kod koga, jesti s kim; [fig] to quarrel with one's # and butter = biti nezadovoljan svojom sudbinom; kvariti sebi mogućnost zarade; to be put on # and water = dobivati samo kruh i vodu, živjeti o kruhu i vodi; # and scraper = kruh mršavo namazan maslacem* * *
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know which side one's bread is buttered on — {v. phr.} To know who can help you and try to please him; know what is for your own gain. * /Dick was always polite to the boss; he knew which side his bread was buttered on./ … Dictionary of American idioms
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know which side one's bread is buttered — ► know which side one s bread is buttered informal know where one s advantage lies. Main Entry: ↑bread … English terms dictionary
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know which side one's bread is buttered on — know who can help one and try to please him, know what is good for oneself He is careful not to make his boss angry. He knows which side his bread is buttered on … Idioms and examples
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