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na·ked: adjective and adverb
aside: I. adverb II. noun
nas·cent: adjective and adverb
ˈsea·side: I. noun II. adjective and adverb
cas·cade: I. noun II. intransitive verb
na·sal: adjective and adverb
nas·ty: adjective and adverb
se·cede: intransitive verb
suede: noun
swede: noun
Swede: noun
ac·cede: intransitive verb
im·pede: transitive verb
re·cede: intransitive verb
bi·ased: adjective and adverb
nau·sea: noun
cede: verb

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na·ked [ˈneɪkɪd] ADJ also fig

gol

nag

naked aggression

naked ambition

to the naked eye

golemu/prostemu očesu

to the naked eye flame

odprt

I . aside [əˈsaɪd] ADV

[na] stran

[all] joking aside

to leave sth aside

pustiti kaj ob strani

to put aside some money

privarčevati kaj denarja

to take sb aside

stopiti s kom na stran

II . aside [əˈsaɪd] N

1. aside (incidental):

obrobna pripomba f

2. aside THEAT:

aparte m (besede, ki jih igralec govori na odru in naj bi jih soigralci ne slišali)

nas·cent [ˈneɪsənt] ADJ form

I . ˈsea·side esp Brit N no pl the seaside

at the seaside

II . ˈsea·side esp Brit ADJ attr

a seaside holiday

počitnice na morju

seaside resort

obmorsko letovišče

I . cas·cade [kæsˈkeɪd] N (natural)

slap m

kaskada f

II . cas·cade [kæsˈkeɪd] VB intr

dreti

cascade fig hair

na·sal [ˈneɪzəl] ADJ

1. nasal (concerning nose):

nosen

2. nasal (droning):

nas·ty [ˈnɑ:sti] ADJ

1. nasty (bad):

nasty fright

hud

nasty insult

nasty shock

hud

nasty surprise

nasty surprise

zoprn

to be nasty to sb

biti zloben do koga

he's a nasty piece of work

on je prava nadloga

cheap and nasty

cenen in zanič

2. nasty (dangerous):

3. nasty (serious):

hud

the situation could turn nasty at any moment

situacija se lahko v vsakem trenutku poslabša

se·cede [sɪˈsi:d] VB intr POL

secede from

suede [sweɪd] N

semiš m

swede [swi:d] N Brit Aus

Swede [swi:d] N

Šved(inja) m (f)

ac·cede [ækˈsi:d] VB intr

1. accede (agree):

to accede to sth

privoliti v kaj

to accede to a request

ugoditi prošnji

2. accede (assume):

to accede to the throne

zasesti prestol

im·pede [ɪmˈpi:d] VB trans

impede movement, progress, person:

re·cede [rɪˈsi:d] VB intr

1. recede (move farther away):

recede sea, tide

upadati [perf upasti]

umikati se [perf umakniti se]

2. recede (appear farther off):

to recede into the distance

3. recede fig (diminish):

zmanjševati se [perf zmanjšati se]

recede memories

bledeti [perf zbledeti]

recede prices

zniževati se [perf znižati se]

recede hopes

plahneti [perf uplahniti]

4. recede hair:

recede (stop growing)

recede (go bald)

postajati plešast

bi·ased [ˈbaɪəst] ADJ, bi·assed ADJ

nau·sea [ˈnɔ:ziə] N no pl

slabost f

nausea fig

gnus m

nausea fig

odpor m

cede VB

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