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in·fla·tion: noun
in·flat·ed: adjective and adverb
in·flame: transitive verb
in·flate: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb
in·flect: transitive verb
in·flict: transitive verb
in·flec·tion: noun
in·flic·tion: noun
in·fla·tion·ary: adjective and adverb
in·flex·ion: noun
in·flu·en·za: noun
in·flam·mable: adjective and adverb
in·flu·en·tial: adjective and adverb
in·flat·able: I. adjective and adverb II. noun
in·flam·ma·tion: noun
in·flam·ma·tory: adjective and adverb
in·flex·ible: adjective and adverb
in·flux: noun
in·fa·my: noun
in·fant: I. noun II. adjective and adverb

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in·fla·tion [ɪnˈfleɪʃən] N no pl

1. inflation ECON:

2. inflation:

inflation (with air)

inflation (with pump)

in·flat·ed [ɪnˈfleɪtɪd] ADJ

1. inflated (filled with air):

2. inflated (exaggerated):

inflated fig pej

inflated fig pej

to have an inflated opinion of oneself

imeti predobro mnenje o sebi

to have an inflated idea of sth

preveč pričakovati od česa

3. inflated ECON (higher):

4. inflated pej form (bombastic):

in·flame [ɪnˈfleɪm] VB trans

1. inflame (stir up):

razvnemati [perf razvneti]

2. inflame:

inflame (make angry)

inflame (make angry)

inflame (make angry) (stronger)

(make angry) (stronger) to inflame sb with anger

to inflame sb with desire/passion

napolniti koga s poželenjem/strastjo

I . in·flate [ɪnˈfleɪt] VB trans

1. inflate:

inflate (fill with air)

napihovati [perf napihniti]

inflate (with pump)

polniti [perf napolniti]

2. inflate (exaggerate):

napihovati [perf napihniti]

3. inflate ECON (make bigger):

inflate value, prices

zviševati [perf zvišati]

II . in·flate [ɪnˈfleɪt] VB intr

inflate hot air balloon:

in·flect [ɪnˈflekt] VB trans

1. inflect LING:

inflect verb

2. inflect (modulate):

in·flict [ɪnˈflɪkt] VB trans

1. inflict (impose):

to inflict sth on sb pain, suffering torture, violence

prizadejati komu kaj

to inflict a fine/punishment on sb

naložiti komu globo/kazen

to inflict one's opinion/views on sb

vsiljevati komu svoje mnenje/poglede

2. inflict usu hum:

to inflict oneself/one's company on sb

vsiliti se komu

in·flec·tion [ɪnˈflekʃən] N

1. inflection LING (change in form):

inflection verb

2. inflection (affixes):

3. inflection (modulation of tone):

in·flic·tion [ɪnˈflɪkʃən] N no pl

infliction of suffering

infliction of torture also

infliction of punishment, sentence, fine

in·fla·tion·ary [ɪnˈfleɪʃənəri] ADJ FIN

inflationary

in·flex·ion N esp Brit

inflexion LING → inflection:

See also inflection

in·flec·tion [ɪnˈflekʃən] N

1. inflection LING (change in form):

inflection verb

2. inflection (affixes):

3. inflection (modulation of tone):

in·flu·en·za [ˌɪnfluˈenzə] N no pl form

gripa f

in·flam·mable [ɪnˈflæməbl̩] ADJ

1. inflammable (burning easily):

inflammable

2. inflammable fig (volatile):

inflammable temperament

a highly inflammable situation/topic

zelo občutljiva situacija/tema

in·flu·en·tial [ˌɪnfluˈen(t)ʃəl] ADJ

influential

I . in·flat·able [ɪnˈfleɪtəbl̩] ADJ

inflatable boat

II . in·flat·able [ɪnˈfleɪtəbl̩] N esp Brit

gumijast čoln m

in·flam·ma·tion [ˌɪnfləˈmeɪʃən] N

inflammation

vnetje n

inflammation of the ear/eye

vnetje ušesa/očesa

in·flam·ma·tory [ɪnˈflæmətəri] ADJ

1. inflammatory MED:

inflammatory

2. inflammatory (provoking):

inflammatory

inflammatory POL

in·flex·ible [ɪnˈfleksəbl̩] ADJ usu pej

1. inflexible (fixed, unchanging):

trden

2. inflexible (not adaptable):

3. inflexible (stiff):

inflexible limb

tog

inflexible limb

in·flux [ˈɪnflʌks] N no pl

influx of tourists of

naval m +gen

influx of capital of

dotok m +gen

in·fa·my [ˈɪnfəmi] N

1. infamy no pl (notoriety):

2. infamy (shocking act):

podlost f

I . in·fant [ˈɪnfənt] N

1. infant (baby):

dete n

2. infant (child between 4 and 7):

infant Brit Aus

malček m

3. infant SCHOOL:

Brit Aus the Infants pl

II . in·fant [ˈɪnfənt] ADJ

infant daughter

infant prodigy

čudežni otrok

infant class SCHOOL

infant teacher

vzgojitelj(ica) v mali šoli

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