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1 way out
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2 exit; way out
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3 way
отстранува; брише; исклучува; симнува; преместува delete; erase; rub out; wipe; dry брише; отстранува -
4 out of the way
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5 push out
phr.v.1.push sth out масовно фабрикува (производи)2. отпутта, брка (од работа)3. пушта (корени/ластари)4. push one's way out со туркање/на сила излегува -
6 mind out
phr.v. 1. се чува, внимава (for sth на нешто) (for sb на/од некого): Mind out for falling rocks! Внимавај на одрони!;2. mind out (of the way) тргни/тргнете се (од патот) -
7 to elbow one out of the way
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8 to get out of the way
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9 anyway
сепак, како било* * *како било, сепак; adv. во секој случај; секако, на секој начин; this way - наваму, вака; to give way - попушта; to get out of the way - решава нешто, трга нешто настрана; секако; во секој случај -
10 skip
n. скок, потскокнувањеv. потскокнува; to skip out of the way - отскокнува на страна;2. прескокнува (од една тема на друга); потскокнува; прескок
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