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veoma
I. very ['veri] ADV
1. very (extremely):
very
veoma
very
vrlo
her story is very interesting
njena priča je veoma zanimljiva
how are you? — very well, thanks
kako si? - vrlo dobro, hvala na pitanju
2. very (to a great degree):
very
veoma
very much
veoma mnogo
to feel very much at home
osećati se baš kao kod kuće
not very much ...
ne baš mnogo...
3. very + superl (to add force):
the very best
daleko najbolji
the very best of friends
najbolji prijatelji
he did the very best he could
uradio je baš sve što je mogao
at the very most/least
daleko najviše/najmanje
the very next day
odmah sledećeg dana
the very same
potpuno isti
4. very (I agree):
very well
u redu
II. very ['veri] ADJ attr
very
sam
at the very bottom
na samom dnu
at the very end of sth
na samom kraju nečega
the very fact that ...
sama činjenica da...
the very thought ...
sama pomisao...
they're the very opposite of one another
oni su potpune suprotnosti
Very pis·tol ['veri, 'vɪəri] N
Very pistol
signalni pištolj m
Very light ['veri, 'vɪəri] N
Very light
signalna raketa f
that's [not] very amusing
to je/i nije tako zabavno
a very chatty letter
veoma neformalno pismo
attr she's a very public-spirited person
ona voli da pomaže drugim ljudima
it was very muddy underfoot
tlo je bilo vrlo blatnjavo
it was very muddy underfoot
izgaziti nekoga/nešto
to be not very prepossessing
ne biti previše privlačan
to be not very prepossessing person
ne biti baš lep
unusually for me, I woke up very early
rano sam se probudio, što mi se retko dešava
to argue very convincingly in favour of sth
ubedljivo braniti nešto
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
how are you? — very well, thanks
kako si? - vrlo dobro, hvala na pitanju
he did the very best he could
uradio je baš sve što je mogao
they're the very opposite of one another
oni su potpune suprotnosti
to argue very convincingly in favour of sth
ubedljivo braniti nešto
he is very persistent in his requests
vrlo je istrajan u svojim zahtevima
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
In spite of the shorter playtime the album is a colorful, exciting and amusing musical roller-coaster.
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He is not considered an outstanding artist, but his work is often involuntarily amusing.
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Although both find this reasoning amusing, they both also work to the extent of their limits to save each other.
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In the last amusing picture she is seen embracing the sweep, believing him to be one of her own kin much to his disgust.
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This duty was, simply, to be unfailingly amusing.
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