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1 čvrsto svezati
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2 ščepati
seize, grab, clutch* * *• catch• clutch• seize• snatch• grip• grasp• nab -
3 zaribati
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4 zgrabiti
seize, grip, grasp, clutch* * *• catch• clutch• clinch• scramble• seize• snatch• snap• pounce• fetch• grip• gripe• grab• apprehend• paw• nab -
5 pograbiti
seize, snach* * *• grapple -
6 iskoristiti
exploit, use, iskoristiti priloku seize the chance, iskoristiti nekoga take the advantage* * *• exploit• employ• draw on• to avail oneself of• to take advantage• utilise• utilize• use• seize• improve• avail• benefit• make the most of -
7 prisvojiti
vt pf seize, seize/take possesion of, appropriate, usurp, arrogate (to oneself), coll hog; (pretekavši druge) pre-empt; (svojatati) claim (wrongfully), lay claim to, make claims on, pretend to, encroach on* * *• catch hold of• usurp• preempt• convert• adopt• appropriate• annex• assume• arrogate• pocket -
8 spopasti
vt pf seize, attack; (zgrabiti) catch hold of | -o ga je strah (bijes) he was seized with fear (rage); šta te je -lo? what got into you?, what has come over you?* * *• come over• smite• seize -
9 domoći se
vrpf manage to get, come/get by itd. (-doći do); get with difficulty; get hold of, lay one's hands on* * *• seize• get into one's hand -
10 hvatati
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11 konfiscirati
vt pf/impf confiscate; seize* * *• confiscate -
12 nametnuti se
vr pf intrude (o.s. upon); assert o.s., exert o.s., dominate -; nametati se imprint; I -ti se na vlast usurp/seize power; -la mi se pomisao an/the idea struck me, an/ /the idea occurred to me (-nameće se pomisao /nametati se/)* * *• impose• arise -
13 obuzeti
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14 oduzeti
* * *• detract• decrease• deprive• deduct• to take away• withdraw• seize• take away• tarnish• subduct• subtract• subtracted• take up• bereave• bate• palsy -
15 osvojiti
conquer, capture, take* * *• capture• captivate• win• seize• take• prepossess• conquer• attract• overrun• master -
16 oteti
take by force, osobu kidnap, avion hijack* * *• enrapture• rob• usurp• seize• steal• kidnap• abduct• abduckt• ravish• rape -
17 plijeniti
plunder, sack, rob* * *• distrainpayment• seize -
18 posjedovati
own, possess, have (got)* * *• seize• posses• possess• possessing• have• have got• hold• own• occupy -
19 pričvrstiti
affix, tie down* * *• rivet• seal• screw• don• tie• tighten• wedge• seize• staple• stay• tack• fix• fasten• gripe• hitch• belay• affix• adhere• anchor• attach• pin• nail• moor -
20 prigrabiti
vt pf seize (power), arrogate, snatch* * *• preoccupy
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