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1 serve
s [sport] servis* * *
dostaviti
dvoriti
iznijeti
obavljati
odslužiti
ophoditi se
pogodovati
poslužiti
raditi
robovati
servirati
servis
služiti
služiti nekome
uÄiniti uslugu
uslužiti
zadovoljavati -
2 serve a sentence
robijati -
3 serve with
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4 serve out
vt razdijeliti, podijeliti što; [fig] isplatiti koga, odužiti se, osvetiti se -
5 serve up
vt servirati, postaviti zdjele s hranom na stol, dati jelo -
6 deliver the serve
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7 overhand float serve
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8 Pavlovian serve
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9 round house floater serve
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10 to serve the needs of
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11 underhand serve
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12 ace
s jedinica (na kockama, dominu); kec, as (u kartama); [mil] as slavan avijatičar; malenkost, sitnica, mrvica; [sport] točka, bod / within an # of = za vlas, umalo da nije; [ten] to serve an # = servirsti neuhvatljivu loptu* * *
as
as servis
kec
mala koliÄina
mrvica
sportski as -
13 apprenticeship
s šegrtovanje, naukovanje / to serve one's # = biti u nauku, šegrtovati* * *
nauka
naukovanje
strukovno naukovanje
Å¡egrtovanje
uÄenje -
14 regiment
s [mil] pješadijski puk; [fig] velik broj, mnoštvo / to serve with a # = služiti u kojem puku* * *
mnoštvo
puk
pukovnija
veliki broj -
15 sauce
s 1. umak, sok, začin, smok 2. rastvor za močenje, kvašenje, luženje 3. [US] ukuhano voće, prilog od povrća 4. [sl] bezobraznost, drskost / hunger is the best # = glad je najbolji kuhar, gladan ne bira; # for the goose is # for the gander = što je jednom pravo, mora biti pravo i drugom; serve with the same # = vratiti šilo za ognjilo, milo za drago; none of your # ! = nemoj biti bezobrazan!; poor man's # = glad* * *
bezobrazluk
biti bezobrazan s kime
drskost
odbrusiti
pekmez
preliti sosom
sok
sos
umak
umakom
zaÄin
zaÄiniti -
16 sentence
s 1. [arch] mišljenje za neku stvar ili protiv nje; mudra izreka, sentencija 2. [jur] osuda, kazna 3. [gram] rečenica / to serve one's # = izdržavati kaznu; life # = doživotna kazna* * *
izreka
kazna
osuditi
osuđivati
presuda
programska reÄenica
programski slog
reÄenica
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