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wait, waiting* * *• expectancy• waiting• wait• wait(ing)• layoff -
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vt pf wait for, coll hang/stick around, wait (ili hang on) a moment/second; (razvoj događaja) mark time; (prigodu) bide one's time, watch an opportunity | može li to -ati? can it wait?; -ajte, molim Vas (na liniji) would you like to hold?; -ajte me s ručk* * *• wait• hold on• hold for a while -
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vr pf wait a long time, be kept waiting, be weary of waiting I načekati set ćeš se ti (načekati set ćemo se mi) it will be a long wait; that'll be the day (when) -
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* * *• care of• cherish• wait• tend• foster• cultivate• attend• nourish• nurse• nestle -
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vi impf depend (on), be dependent/ /contigent (on), hinge (on); be at the mercy of 1 to -i it/that (all) depends; that's as may be (- već prema tome); (o razvoju događaja) we'll have to wait and see; to -i o it depends on, it is a matter of, it has to do* * *• dependant• depend -
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vt pf serve, attend, wait (up)on I (u trgovini) jesu li vas podvoritili? are you being (ili have you been) helped (ili attended to)?* * *• do -
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adv after that, afterward(s), hereafter, thereupon, subsequently, then, next | o tom - that can wait, first things first; that's a different matter* * *• then• thereafter• subsequently• later• hence• after• afterwards• next -
19 protokol stani i čekaj
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wait on — (someone) to serve someone. She waited on customers all day at the department store. He sits there in front of the TV and expects me to wait on him! Related vocabulary: wait on someone hand and foot … New idioms dictionary