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1 rent-free
adj. econ. rent-free accommodation бесплатно сместување -
2 rent
s.1. закупнина, наемнина, станарина, кирија;2. рента;3. пукнатина, расцеп v.1. изнајмува, дава под закуп;2. в минато време и р.р. од rend; зема/издава под наем рентира; наемнина; закупнина; кирија, рента; кирија; наем наемнина -
3 rent agreement
договор за закуп/изнајмување -
4 rent strike
n. econ. штрајк на киријаши (со неплаќање кирија) -
5 rent-a-crowd
n. inf. платени/изнајмени агитатори/учесници (на митинг/демонстрации) -
6 rent-boy
n. brit. ре ј. жиголо -
7 fair rent
n. реална кирија -
8 ground rent
n. econ. комунални давачки (во Велика Британија за користење на земјиште за градба - обично за период од 99 години) -
9 hire; rent
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10 lease; rent
дава/зема под наем -
11 rack rent
n. brit. ре ј. астрономска кирија -
12 behind
одзади, назад, задник (разг)prep зад, позади* * *n. (colloq.) задница, задник; behind II1.pred a застанал, закаснил; we have to hurry; we're behind мораме да побрзаме; сме заостанале; he was behind with his rent закаснил со плаќање на киријата; he was far behind многу закаснил; (sports) our team is behind by two points нашата екипа заостанува за два гола (бода);2. adv see fall behind, leave behind;3. prep по, зад, позади; behind me по мене; behind the house зад куќа; he hid behind the door се сокри позади куќа; he is behind other boys of his age заостанува (според успехот) зад своите врсници; *behind the scenes зад кулисите; adv. назад, одзади, зад, потоа, откако; to fall behind - заостанува; to be behind - задоцнет; prep; зад; задоцнет behind the arras отскришум behind the scenes зад кулиси behind the times застарен -
13 fall behind
заостанува* * *phr.v. 1. заостанува (sb/sth зад некого/нешто), губи чекор (sb/sth со некого/нешто)2. fall behind with one's work/the rent заостанува со работата/киријата3. fall behind schedule доцни (со рокови) -
14 wherewithal
n. средства, пари; the wherewithal (to do sth) средства (да (на)прави нешто): We don't have the wherewithal to rent a large apartment Ние немаме (доволно) средства да изнајмиме голем апартман
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