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s mozak / #s [pl] = um, razum, pamet; glava; intelekt, inteligencija; to blow out one's #s = prosvirati sebi (kome) lubanju; to cudgel (rack) one's #s = razbijati sebi glavu; to have something on the # = biti lud za čim, imati fiksnu ideju; to turn one's # = zavrtjeti kome glavom; to suck (pick) one's #s = poslužiti se idejom koga drugoga, iskoristiti čiju pamet; to crack one's #s = poludjeti; to dash a [p's] # out = razbiti kome lubanju* * *
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