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s 1. njihaj, zamah 2. njihanje amo-tamo, zibanje, ljuljanje 3. mah, jek, tok 4. slobodan, elastičan hod; ritam 5. sloboda kretanja 6. ljuljačka, njihaljka 7. mus sving/in full # = u punom zamahu, mahu, jeku; fig the # of the pendulum = njihanje klatna, promjenljivost [esp dolazak na vlast sad jedne sad druge političke stranke]; to be on the # = njihati se amo-tamo; to get into the # of a th = priučiti se čemu, uputiti se u što; to go with a # = glatko teći; poletno hodati; to give full # to a th = pustiti da što sasvim slobodno teče, dati čemu puni mah; to let a th have its # = pustiti da što teče normalnim tokom* * *
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