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101 stoppage time
n. sport продолжение; play stoppage time игра продолжение -
102 take through
phr.v. take sb through sth запознава/воведува некого во/со нешто: He took us through the play scene by scene Тој не запозна со претставата сцена по сцена -
103 trick
лукавство, лудорија, трик, итрина, мајсторија* * *n. итрина, измама; to play one a trick - измамува некого;2. шега; to serve one a trick - се шегува, си подигрува со некого; dirty trick - грди шеги; shabby tricks - невкусни шеги;3. вештина, мајсторија;4. стапица, измамаv. излажува, измамува;2. украсува, дотерува to trick out измамува; будалштина; трик; шега; трик -
104 truant
n. забошотувач, мрзливец, денгубник; to play truant - бега од училиште, занемарува обврскиadj. мрзлив, тром безделник -
105 used to
аих. v. (одречна форма didn't use to, brit. исто и used not to, скратено usedn't to /' ju:snt to/). 1. used to do sth имаше обичај/навика да прави нешто (само во минато - заменлив со would): I used to live in London Порано живеев во Лондон; We used to go there every day Одевме таму секој ден; I used to smoke but I've stopped now Порано пушев, но сега престанав: Do you play tennis? No, but I used to Играте ли тенис? - He, но (порано) играв2. did not use to; used not to brit. oldfash.: I'm surprised to see you smoking. You didn't use to Изненаден сум што те гледам да пушиш. Порано не пушеше3. did there use to be? used there to be? дали порано (таму) имаше/немаше?: Did there use to be a hotel on that corner? Нели порано на оној агол имаше хотел? -
106 waiting game
n. play a waiting game игра на време -
107 write-up
n. (критички) осврт, критика, рецензија: The play got a good write-up Претставата наиде на добра критика
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