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1 pass off
vi/t I. [vi] 1. iščeznuti, izgubiti se, uminuti, prestati (za bol i sl.) 2. odigrati se, dogoditi se II. [vt] prikazati, izdavati (za što), proturati; odvraćati pažnju, učiniti što neprimjetnim; odbiti, parirati (udarac) / to pass oneself off as (ili [for]) izdavati se (za koga,što)* * *
predstaviti -
2 pass
s 1. prilaz, prolaz, prijelaz, put, tjesnac, klanac 2. [mil] ključni položaj 3. plovni dio rijeke / to sell the # = izdati zemlju, zajedničku stvar; to hold the # = braniti svoju stvar s 1. dobar uspjeh, (najniža) prolazna ocjena; ispit 2. položaj, situacija, kritično stanje ([to, be at a desperate] # nalaziti se u tešku položaju) 3. propusnica, (slobodan) prelaz, ulaz, dopustni list; kratak dopust; besplatna karta (za vožnju) besplatna ulaznica 4. putni list, pasoš 5. vrsta udarca, navala pri mačevanju; finta 6.[sport] dodavanje, pasiranje lopte (u nogometu) / to bring to # = privesti, izvršiti; ostvariti; to come to # = dogoditi se, slučiti se; free # = besplatna ulaznica, karta; things have come to a pretty # = položaj je prilično težak, stvar je otišla predaleko; to make a # at = napastovati (koga)* * *
biti smatran za
dati
dešavati se
dodati
dodavanje
dodavati
donijeti
klanac
mijenjati se
minuti
položen ispit
položiti ispit
prelaziti
prestići
prevladati
prijeći
probaviti
proći
prolaz
prolaziti
propusnica
propustiti
proživjeti
radni korak
sprovesti
stanje
teći
ulaznica
umirati
usvojiti -
3 pass (the ball)
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4 pass along
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5 pass away
vi/t I. [vi] 1. proći, prolaziti, protjecati 2. nestati, iščeznuti, minuti; [fig] umrijeti II. [vt] rasipati (imetak, novac), potrošiti, izgubiti (vrijeme)* * *
iÅ¡Äeznuti
preminuti
prolaziti
umrijeti -
6 pass band
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7 pass by
vi/t I. [vi] 1. ići, prolaziti mimo, pokraj 2. nestati, minuti II. [vt] 1. propustiti, previdjeti, pregledati 2. ignorirati, ne obraćati pažnju (na koga, što), ne primjećivati (koga, što) 3. oprostiti* * *
proći -
8 pass by quickly
prohujati -
9 pass down
predati
skinuti -
10 pass on
vi/t I. [vi] 1. ići dalje, ići svojim putem; prijeći na što 2. umrijeti II. [vt] dodati, dodavati, dati dalje, prenositi; nametnuti* * *
predati
presuđivati -
11 pass out
vi/t I. [vi coll] 1. onesvijestiti se, izgubiti svijest; napiti se do besvijesti 2. izlaziti, istjecati II. [vt] 1. izdavati (knjige) 2. dati, podijeliti* * *
razdijeliti -
12 pass over
vi/t I. [vi] umrijeti II. [vt] 1. prevesti, prijeći 2. dati, predati; [fig] prenijeti, saopćiti 3. previdjeti, pregledati, prijeći preko čega (šutke) 4. premašiti, preteći* * *
prijeći -
13 pass the ball
dodati loptu -
14 pass the time of day
pozdraviti -
15 pass through
vi proživjeti, doživjeti; proći ([lit & fig]); propustiti, prosijati, procijediti* * *
doživjeti
prenošenje kroz
prijeći
prijelaz kroz
proći
propustiti -
16 pass under
podići -
17 pass-along message
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18 pass-through
prolazni -
19 pass allong
vi prolaziti, ići duž, uzduž, kraj -
20 pass beyond
vi prelaziti, premašiti, nadmašiti
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