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1 uncle
вујко, стрико, тетин* * *тетин, стрико, вујкоn. вујко, чичко, тетин; вујко; вујко; стрико; тетин; тетин, вујко, стрико, чичко, вујко, тетин -
2 Uncle Sam
n. prop. Чичко Сем (персонификација на владата/граѓаните на САД) -
3 Uncle Tom
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4 talk like a dutch uncle
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5 after
зад, заден, подоцнежен, спрема, подоцна, иден, по(pl) благо (по јадење)* * *подоцна, подоцнежен, заден, спрема, по, после, за; prep. зад, за;2. по, потоа;3. со, по;4. за; to inquire after - се известува за некого)adj. следен;2. (мор.) последен, на крма; adv. зад, позади;2. потоа, после, подоцна conj. откако тоа што е; потоа; по; a заден; опашен; (naut.) крменadj. after deck крмена палуба (see also stern II); prep1. после; after me (supper, that, a year) после мене (вечера, тоа, година дена); five minutes after three пет минути после три ;2. за, после; one after the other еден за друг; repeat after me повтори после мене; one misfortune after the other несреќа за несреќа; shut the door after you затвори ја вратата зад себе; wave after wave бран зад бран; I'll go after him одење после него ;3. по; he was named after his uncle именуван му е по името на неговиот чичко ;4. по, по угледот на; after Rubens по Рубенсу ;5. misc.; the day after tomorrow задутре; to be after smb. гонење на некого; what are you after? што бараш? to seek after fame барање славa; year after year од години во година; after all my trouble покрај сите на моја муке; look after the baby припазување на дете; he takes after his father тој личи на татко му
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