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internet webová stránka {f}web page
nastávať [nedok.]to be coming up
gastr. Hneď to bude!Coming up!
blížiť sa [nedok.] [časove]to be coming up
nadchádzať [nedok.] [blížiť sa, nastávať]to be coming up
chystať sa [nedok.] [blížiť sa, nadchádzať]to be coming up
nábož. druhý príchod {m} (Pána)second coming (of the Lord)
zhodnúť sa [dok.]be on the same page [idiom]
zhodnúť sa [dok.]to get on the same page [idiom]
férovýon the up-and-up
uniknúť pozornosti [dok.]to slip through the cracks [idiom]
zostať nepovšimnutý [dok.]to slip through the cracks [idiom]
predierať sa davom [nedok.]to weave through the crowd
predierať sa cez les [nedok.]to weave through the forest
padnúť si do nôty [dok.] [idióm]to get on the same page [idiom]
domyslieť n-čo [dok.]to think sth. through to the end
dať (poriadne) zabrať n-mu [dok.]to put sb. through the wringer
stratiť nervy [dok.] [idióm]to go through the roof [coll.] [idiom]
prostredníctvom n-ho/ n-čoho {adv}through the agency of sb./sth.
vyletieť z kože [dok.] [idióm] [stratiť nervy]to go through the roof [coll.] [idiom]
do kopcaup the hill
proti prúduup the river
(až) dodnes {adv}up to the present
(až) doposiaľ {adv}up to the present
(až) dosiaľ {adv}up to the present
(až) doteraz {adv}up to the present
jazdec. zapriahnuť koňa [dok.]to hitch up the horse
(až) do súčasnosti {adv}up to the present
(až) po súčasnosť {adv}up to the present
vyšvihnúť sa [dok.]to come up in the world
od základov {adv} [obr.] [úplne]from the ground up [idiom]
od základu {adv} [obr.] [úplne]from the ground up [idiom]
vybehnúť po schodoch [dok.] [hore]to run up the stairs
vyhrievať sa na slnku [nedok.]to soak up the sun
cvaknutie {n}click
šťuknutie {n}click
uzatvárať rad [nedok.] [ísť posledný]to bring up the rear [idiom]
rýchlo zhodnotiť situáciu [dok.]to size up the situation very quickly
nadchádzajúci {adj}coming
nastávajúci {adj}coming
príchod {m}coming
cvakať [nedok.]to click
cvaknúť [dok.]to click
comp. klikať [nedok.]to click
comp. kliknúť [dok.]to click
comp. dvojklik {m}double-click
dodržať sľub {m}to hold up one's end (of the bargain) [idiom]
lusknutie {n}click [with fingers]
comp. dvojité kliknutie {n}double-click
dodržať slovo [dok.]to hold up one's end (of the bargain) [idiom]
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