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1 svakakav
adj all kinds/manner of, of every sort and kind, of all descriptions, various, diverse, sundry l ima nas - vih it takes all sorts (to make a world), we come in all shapes and sizes; i -vi drugi and all kinds of other, you name it -
2 zvati se
vr impf (imenom) be called, go by the name of; (jedan drugoga) call each other43 | kako se on zove? what's his name?; kako se to zove? what do you call it?, what's its name?, what's the name of it?; ono... kako se ono zove? the... what-d'you-call-it? (ili* * *• be called -
3 ti
pron you, arch thou; (tebi) to you; dem (pl) those, such, coll this lot | učinit ću - to I'll do it for you; mi smo na »ti« otpr. we are on a first-name basis; - meni ja tebi* * *• thou• those• thyself• these• yourself• you -
4 kumiti
vt impf - preklinjati, zaklinjali -m te bogom I ask you in the name of God; molio sam i -o I begged and implored* * *• obtest -
5 ogovaranje
n backbiting, speaking behind one's back, speaking ill/evil of; A sl: bad--mouthing, dishing the dirt; telling tales; gossiping, gossip; scandal, dirt; (kleveta) slander, calumny | teško je obraniti se od -a you know how tongues wag; give a dog a name and* * *• tattle• gossip -
6 zapisati
vt pf note, make/take a note of, write/ /put/get/jot down; put on record; enter, make an entry of, register (- upisati); commit to writing; (policija, sp. sudac) book, take smb's name | - ću vas za 11:30 I'll put you down for 11:30; kako je -no u Ustavu a* * *• book• scroll• scribe• to• write down• write it down• inscribe• log• get down• note down• note• pencil• register• record -
7 pozvati se
vr pf | pozvati se na invoke, plead itd. (-pozivati se); sam se pozvati se invite oneself; možete se pozvati se na mene you can use my name as reference
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