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s 1. dno (mora) 2. [el] zemlja, spoj sa zemljom, uzemljenje 3. temelj, osnova (& [fig]);(obično [pl]) razlog, osnova, povod (for, of za) 4. [arts] pozadina, temeljna boja, grundiranje; osnovica; sredstvo namazano na kovinu za otpor protiv kiseline (kod bakroreza) 5. zemlja, tlo (to fall to the #) 6. područje, kraj, oblast 7. [sport] igralište ([GB]); [mil] vježbalište; [hunt] lovište (hunting #, fishing #) 8. zemlja, posjed, tlo 9. stav, stajalište (to shift one's # promijeniti svoj stav) 10. (plodna) zemlja, tlo 11. [min] sloj koji sadrži naslagu rude / #s [pl] = talog; nasadi, ukrasni vrt (oko kuće) to touch # = dodirnuti dno; [fig] prijeći na stvar (u diskusiji); to take a # = zauzeti stajalište; on the # of = zbog (čega), time da, pod izlikom da; on public #s = iz obzira prema javnosti; to hold (stand) one's # = zadržati svoj stav, ne popuštati; [fig] to fall (ili be dashed) to the # = ne uspijeti, propasti; to break # =orati; podsjesti, započeti opsadu; [fig] započeti [cool] down to the # = u svakom pogledu, temeljito, skrooz naskroz; above # = živ, na životu; to cut the # from under one's feet = stjerati u škripac (koga) to gain # = [lit] uznapredovati; [fig] dobivati prednost; to lose (give) # = gubiti, popuštati, biti prisiljen na uzmak; forbidden # = [lit] zabranjeno područje; [fig] napuštena tema (razgovora); it is common # = općenito se zna; svi se slažu u tome (that da)* * *
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s 1. komad, dio, komadić, čestica 2. [mus & lit] odlomak, djelo, komad 3. primjer, uzorak, djelo 4. određena mjera, količina (za tkaninu, papir i dr.); komad puta, kratka udaljenost 5. bure vina i dr. 6. šahovska figura, bilo tko 7. metalni novac 8. komad, cjelina ([a # of furniture]) 9. [sl] žena, djevojka 10. top, puška, pištolj / in # s = razbijen, u komadima; pick up the # s = pokupi se, digni se; to gove a # of one's mind = reći komu svije (iskreno) mišljenje; [com] by the # = po komadu, na komad; to fall in # s = paspasti se, razbiti se, slomiti se; to break to # s = razbiti, razlupati, to fall to # s = raspasti se, poderati se; to take to # s = rastaviti, rasklopiti; [hum] # of goods = osoba; a # of flesh = ženska; test # = obrazac, uzorak; a # of candle = ogorak svijeće; a # of water = jezero, zatoka; a # of work = rad, posao, djelo; a bad # of business = gadan posao; a # of luck = sreća, sretan slučaj; a # of news = vijesti; a # of poetry = pjesma; # rate system = akordni sistm nadnice; a # of beauty = lijepa žena; a # of virtue = uzor krijeposti; [coll] it's a # of cake = to je lako; (all) of a # = dosljedan istovrstan; koji je u skladu* * *
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s 1. [bot] list, lišće; [fam] latica 2. list (knjige), arak 3. vrlo tanka pločica (kovine, mramora itd.), listić, folija 4. preklopna daska stola, umetak za produljivanje stola 5. krilo (vrata itd.) 6. pomično krilo preklopnog mosta, pomost 7. [mil] nišanski povlačak na preklapači 8. [tech] zubac malog zupčanika / fall of the # = jesen; in # = prolistao; [fig] to turn over a new # = započeti nov život, popraviti se; # brass = mjed u listićima; to take a # out of a p's book = slijediti čiji uzor, uzeti koga za uzor, povoditi se za kim s [GB mar & mil sl] dopust, odmor* * *
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