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I. crash <pl -es> [kræʃ] N
1. crash (accident):
- crash
- udes m
- crash of plane
- pad m
2. crash (noise):
- crash
- tresak m
- with a crash
- uz tresak
3. crash comm:
- crash
- pad m
- stock market crash
- pad m berze
4. crash COMPUT:
- crash
- pad m sistema
II. crash [kræʃ] VB intr
1. crash (have an accident):
- crash driver, car
- imati udes
- crash plane
- srušiti se
2. crash (hit):
- to crash into sth
- udariti u nešto
3. crash (collide with):
- to crash into sb/sth
- sudariti se s nekim/nečim
4. crash:
- crash (make loud noise) cymbals, thunder
- tresnuti // treskati
- crash door
- lupiti // lupati
- crash (move noisily)
- lupati
- the dog came crashing through the bushes
- pas je došao bučno protrčavši kroz žbunje
- the car crashed through the roadblock
- kola su uz tresak probila barikadu
- to come crashing to the ground
- stropoštati se
- to crash against sth
- udarati o nešto
- to crash against sth waves
- lomiti se o nešto
5. crash comm:
- crash stockmarket
- pasti
- crash company
- propasti
6. crash COMPUT:
- crash
- pasti
- crash
- pokvariti se
7. crash sl (sleep):
- to crash [out]
- komirati se
III. crash [kræʃ] VB trans
1. crash:
- crash (damage in accident) car
- slupati
- crash plane
- srušiti se
- crash (deliberately)
- polupati
- to crash a car into sth
- udariti kolima u nešto
- to crash a plane into sth
- zabiti se avionom u nešto
2. crash (make noise):
- crash
- lupati
3. crash inf (gatecrash):
- to crash a party
- upasti na žurku nepozvan
- can I crash (out) at your place tonight?
- mogu li noćas da prespavam kod tebe?
'crash hel·met N
- crash helmet
- zaštitna kaciga f
'sys·tem crash N COMPUT
- system crash
- pad m sistema
crash-'land·ing N
- crash-landing
- prinudno sletanje nt
'crash course N
- crash course
- ubrzani kurs m
- crash course
- intenzivni kurs m
'crash diet N
- crash diet
- intenzivna dijeta f
'crash-test VB trans
- to crash-test sth
- testirati nešto na udar
'plane crash N
- plane crash
- avionska nesreća f
'crash bar·ri·er N Brit, Aus
- crash barrier
- zaštitna ograda f
crash-'land VB intr
- crash-land
- prinudno sleteti
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