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'danc·ing shoes N pl
- dancing shoes
- plesne cipele
'walk·ing shoes N pl
- walking shoes
- cipele za pešačenje
'gym shoes N pl
- gym shoes
- baletanke
plat·form 'shoes N pl
- platform shoes
- obuća f sa platformom
I. shoe [ʃuː] N
1. shoe (for foot):
- shoe
- cipela f
- a pair of shoes
- par cipela
2. shoe (horseshoe):
- shoe
- potkovica f
3. shoe transp:
- [brake] shoes
- kočione papuče
- [brake] shoes
- paknovi inf
Phrases:
- I wouldn't like to be in your/her shoes
- ne bih voleo da sam na tvom/njenom mestu
- to put oneself in sb's shoes
- staviti se u nečiji položaj
- if I were in your shoes inf
- da sam ja na tvom mestu
II. shoe <shod [or
Am also shoed], shod [or
Am also shoed]> [ʃuː] VB trans
- to shoe a horse
- potkovati // potkivati konja
'shoe pol·ish N no pl
- shoe polish
- pasta f za cipele
'track shoe N
- track shoe
- trkačka obuća f
'brake shoe N
- brake shoe
- kočiona papuča f
- brake shoe
- pakna f inf
'shoe size N
- shoe size
- veličina cipela [or stopala] f
'shoe tree N
- shoe tree
- kalup m za cipele koji čuva njihov oblik
| I | shoe |
|---|---|
| you | shoe |
| he/she/it | shoes |
| we | shoe |
| you | shoe |
| they | shoe |
| I | shod /  a. shoed |
|---|---|
| you | shod / a. shoed |
| he/she/it | shod / a. shoed |
| we | shod / a. shoed |
| you | shod / a. shoed |
| they | shod / a. shoed |
| I | have | shod / a. shoed |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | shod / a. shoed |
| he/she/it | has | shod / a. shoed |
| we | have | shod / a. shoed |
| you | have | shod / a. shoed |
| they | have | shod / a. shoed |
| I | had | shod / a. shoed |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | shod / a. shoed |
| he/she/it | had | shod / a. shoed |
| we | had | shod / a. shoed |
| you | had | shod / a. shoed |
| they | had | shod / a. shoed |
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Two other technicians working within the laboratory witnessed a bright flash of blue light followed by the sound of a thud.
en.wikipedia.org In the night he hears a thud and runs from his room, because it was his father sneaking in.
en.wikipedia.org Your blows connect with a solid, visceral thud you can almost feel.
en.wikipedia.org Then he puts the two together with a hard thud and walks out with them side by side in his right hand.
en.wikipedia.org The sound wave is heard as the familiar thud or thump of a sonic boom, commonly created by the supersonic flight of aircraft.
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