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1 odmoriti se
vr pf rest, take a rest, have/get some rest, take a break, take it easy, put/have one's feet up, get rested/refreshed I dobro se odmoriti se have a good rest, take a long break* * *• take a rest• rest• rest up -
2 odmor
rest, prekid break, odmor! take a reak!* * *• break• cessation• time out• vacancy• vacations• vacation• sleep• standstill• interval• laze• leisure• holidays• holiday• pause• resting• recess• respite• recreation• relief• quietude• rest period• repose• rest• relaxation• refreshment -
3 predahnuti
vi pf catch one's breath, get one's breath/wind back, get/catch one's second wind, take a breather, pause for breath; rest after a spell of hard work - odahnuti* * *• respite -
4 plandovati
vi impf laze, lounge, take it easy, idle; (stoka) rest (in the shade)
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