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1 otkrili
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2 otkriti se
vr pf uncover/expose oneself; give oneself away, reveal/betray oneself; (glavu) bare one's head, take off one's hat/cap* * *• uncover -
3 odati
betray, tajnu disclose* * *• reveal• disclose• divulge• uncover• tell on• betray -
4 otkopati
vt pf dig up/out/free, excavate, uncover by digging, remove earth/soil from, unearth; (iz groba) disinter, untomb* * *• dig up -
5 otkriti
* * *• elicit• expose• come across• reveal• denude• detect• discover• divulge• display• disclose• to reveal• turn up• unclose• unfold• uncover• unveil• invent• let out• find out• finds out• impart• be onto (something/someone)• open -
6 pronaći
vt pf find, come across/upon; locate, trace, track down, find smb's whereabouts; (otkriti) discover, detect, identify, seek out, bring to light, turn up, uncover; (rješenje) work out, devise, invent; (proniknuti u) fathom, get to the bottom of | pronaćići naftu* * *• seek• retrieve• dig up• device• detect• dog down• discover• trace• spot• invent• locate• find• find out• get a hold of• hunt out• contrive• occur -
7 razotkriti
disclose, reveal* * *• uncover• unrip• unmask• show up• take the veil• be onto -
8 drljiti
vt impf bare (one's breast), uncover -
9 odgrnuti
vt pf (zasuto) remove earth/dirt (from), free from, clear, shovel off/free, hoe off/free; (zastor) draw (open), draw/pull aside; (pok-rito) uncover, lay bare (- otkriti) -
10 odgrtati
vt impf shovel free from, clear, uncover itd. (- odgrnuti) iter keep clearing/ /uncovering itd. -
11 otklopiti
vt pf (poklopac) uncover, take off (ili remove, lift) the lid, take off itd. the cover -
12 raskriti
vt pf uncover; lay bare, take off the lid/ /cover/covering; unveil, lift/remove the veil; (tajnu) disclose, reveal; (kuću) unroof -
13 raskriti se
vr pf uncover oneself; fig reveal oneself -
14 razgrnuti
vt pf (otkrili) bare, uncover; (zemlju) lay bare, dig up, turn up, unearth; (vatru) stir, unbank -
15 razotkriti se
vr pf disclose/reveal/unmask/uncover oneself
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