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s šešir, klobuk / top # = cilindar; [sl] a bad # = nevaljalac, loš čovjek; as black as my # = potpuno crn; # in hand = sa šeširom u ruci, s poštovanjem, ponizno, servilno; to send (pass) round the # = načiniti novčanu sabirnu akciju; [coll] to talk through one's # = govoriti gluposti; blefirati; red # = kardinalski šešir; funkcija, čast kardinala; under one's # = u glavi; (po)tajno; keep it under your #! = o tome nikome ni riječi, drži to za sebe; to hang up one's # = ostati dugo kod koga u posjetu, ugnjezditi se, zasjesti his # covers his family= sam je kao prst; [fig] to take one's # off to = diviti se kome; skidati kapu pred (kim); [sl] my #! = ni govora!, brus!; # off (to)! = kapu dolje! s idn-šešir* * *
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