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1 to take the bread out of somebody’s mouth
English-Macedonian dictionary > to take the bread out of somebody’s mouth
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2 advantage
надмоќ, предност, добит, корист* * *n.1.предност; to have an advantage over smb. имање предност над некојadj. obvious advantage очигледна предност ;2. (tennis) предност ;3. misc.; to take advantage of smt. искористување на нешто; to take advantage of smb. прелажување некого; предност, корист, добит, надмоќn. предност; поволна положба; to take advantage of something - искористува нешто; to take advantage of somebody - се здобива со предност; to score on advantage - е во предностv. му оди на рака; дава предност; потпомага; унапредува; предимство; предност advantage; preference; priority предност; склоност; приоритет -
3 pity
n. милосрдност, сочувство; to have, to take pity on somebody - се сожалува над некого; it is a pity - тоа е за жалење, штета; it is a great pity - тоа е голема штета; what a pity! - каква штета!v. жали, сожалува; милост; сожалување; милост; штета; сожалување; сожалува -
4 stand
n. стоење, запирање, застој; to be at a stand - е во застој, е збунет; to put somebody at a stand - доведува некого во забуна;2. место, положба, распоред; to take one's stand - зазема место, се сместува2. се темели (на нешто од);3. стојалиште, станица;4. потпирачv. (past. pp. stood) стои, се исправа;2. се наоѓа, е сместен, е распореден;3. држи во;4. става, сместува;5. наслонува, допира (до нешто against);6. издржува;7. поднесува; to stand against - се противи, се спротиставува; to stand apart - стои на страна; to stand aside - се потргнува на страна; to stand back - стои одзади2. се повлекува; to stand behind - заостанува; to stand between - посредува; to stand by - е присутен, помага; to stand out - се истакнува2. се издвојува; to stand up - станува2. се бори (за нешто for); to stand up on - инсистира; стоење; стои
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