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1 kadikad
• by turns; ever and anon; every now and again; every now and then; in turn; now and again; now and then; occasion; occasionally; off and on; turn and about -
2 s vremena na vreme
• by turns; ever and anon; every now and again; every now and then; from time to time; from time to times; in turn; now and then; off and on; once in a while; periodically; turn and about; while -
3 ponekad
• at time; at times; by turns; ever and anon; from time to time; in turn; now and again; now and then; occasionally; rarely; some of the time; sometimes; too; turn and about -
4 jedan za drugim
• by spells; by turns; consecutive; in sequence; in turn; one after the other; serial; successively; turn and about -
5 na smenu
• alternately; by spells; by turns; in turn; turn and about -
6 naizmence
• alternate; alternately; by rotation; by turns; in turn; turn and about -
7 po redu
• arow; by order of succession; by turns; in turn; sequencing; serial; serially; seriatim; turn and about
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