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I. dog [dɒg] N
1. dog (canine):
dog
pas m coarse
dog
ker m
good dog!
dobra kuca!
dog food
hrana za pse
2. dog pl inf (dog races):
the dogs
trke pasa
3. dog pej sl:
dog (nasty man)
džukela f
dog (ugly woman)
rugoba f
the [dirty] dog!
ta džukela!
4. dog sl (failure):
dog
propast f
Phrases:
a dog's breakfast Brit
potpuni neuspeh
to make a dog's breakfast of sth
potpuno upropastiti nešto
every dog has its day prov
svako dočeka svojih pet minuta
to be done up like a dog's dinner Brit
biti kičast
a dog's life
pasji život
dog eat dog
čovek je čoveku vuk
to go to the dogs
otići u propast
to put on the dog Am, Aus
šepuriti se
to turn dog on sb Aus
izdati nekoga
II. dog <-gg-> [dɒg] VB trans
1. dog (follow):
dog
pratiti u stopu imperf
2. dog (beset):
dog
progoniti imperf
'dog col·lar N
1. dog collar (of a dog):
dog collar
ogrlica f za pse
2. dog collar inf (of a vicar):
dog collar
sveštenički okovratnik m
'dog walk·er N
dog walker
osoba koja vodi pse u šetnju
'sea dog N
1. sea dog (sailor):
sea dog
morski vuk m
2. sea dog (seal):
sea dog
foka f
dog-'tired ADJ inf
dog-tired
premoren
dog-tired
umoran kao pas
'dog-eared ADJ
dog-eared
knjiga f [or sveska] sa magarećim ušima [or savijenih ivica]
top 'dog N inf
top dog
gazda m sl
top dog
glavni baja m
po·'lice dog N
police dog
policijski pas m
'dog bis·cuit N
dog biscuit
keks m za pse
'hot dog N
hot dog (sausage)
hot dog m
hot dog (in a roll)
viršla f
Present
Idog
youdog
he/she/itdogs
wedog
youdog
theydog
Past
Idogged
youdogged
he/she/itdogged
wedogged
youdogged
theydogged
Present Perfect
Ihavedogged
youhavedogged
he/she/ithasdogged
wehavedogged
youhavedogged
theyhavedogged
Past Perfect
Ihaddogged
youhaddogged
he/she/ithaddogged
wehaddogged
youhaddogged
theyhaddogged
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