Izrazi 7

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Hogging ide sa

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internet ili bandwidth

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disregard that

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scratch that

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Kao stisaj se

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keep it down

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urinirati

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snap off a wiz

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got off on the wrong foot

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fresh

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we are done

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we’re through

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took a gamble on you

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hard road

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old habits die hard

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trumps

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to follow someone else while they are at work in order to learn about that person’s job: Your first week in the job will be spent ——- one of our more experienced employees.

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shadow

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A late bloomer is a person whose talents or capabilities are not visible to others until later than usual

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on my count

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noise

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hoce te li vec jednom prestati

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give it a rest

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in your feelings

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at fault; responsible for an undesirable situation;

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out of the woods

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Whoever gets the job is going to have some pretty – —– to fill.

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big shoes

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a bad apple

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As slang we use as a verb, to cancel something or leave somewhere

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bailed

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used to tell a person that he or she should try something before criticizing it

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don’t knock it until you’ve tried it

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odugovlaciti

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I have been kicking this thig down the road

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Despite the benefits, getting everyone -- ------- can be difficult.

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on board, in agreement with a particular course of action, especially so that you get involved with it

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in my opinion

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in my book

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mala grupa, saka ljudi

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a handful of people

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prebolela sam to

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I got over it

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on the phone

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clear

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a bit of a situation

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To deliberately hurt someone because they have hurt you

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out of spite

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a candle

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straight

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soft spot

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follow stg down to a T

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Layne Norton, there is no solution, there are only

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trade-offs

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showing him the ropes

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money shot

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a sign from above

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a guilt-free pass

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one shot

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spoken

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used as an acknowledgement during a discussion of a good or clever point made at one's expense by another person.

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Touche

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idiom. : to use one's high position in a society, organization, group, etc., to order someone to do something or to get special treatment or privileges.

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pull rank

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You are such a pill.

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an annoying person

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down to cl------

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clown Speaking only for the US - “down to clown” is not really a widespread saying, it’s more of a funny, individualized way to express your willingness to do something. If you’re familiar with the slang expressions “I’m down” or “I’m up for that,” then this is in the same vein. But, context is really important. It could be taken the wrong way, particularly if you said it to someone of the opposite sex who you don’t know well.

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check

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If something ---- ----- ------ for/to something else, it makes the other thing possible: With a beginner’s mind, we can all become more fluid in our understanding and thereby ------ ------ ----- for a more fulfilling and balanced future.

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pave the way

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I do teach chess, but MW is my —— and ———.

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Bread and butter