come on u rečniku PONS

Prevodi za come on u rečniku engleski»srpski

come on VB intr

1. come on:

come on on! (impatient)

požuri!

come on on! (encouraging)

hajde!

come on on! (annoyed)

ma, daj!

2. come on (improve):

come on

napredovati

how's your English coming on?

kako ti ide učenje engleskog?

3. come on (express interest):

to come on to sb

nabacivati se nekome

4. come on (appear):

come on actor

pojaviti se // pojavljivati se

5. come on:

come on (begin) film

početi // počinjati

come on (start to work) heating

uključiti se

I've a cold coming on

počinje mi prehlada

6. come on (see accidentally):

come on

naići // nailaziti na

come-on ['kʌmɒn] N

1. come-on inf:

come-on

navlakuša f

2. come-on sl (sexual approach):

come-on

nabacivanje nt

Prevodi za come on u rečniku engleski»srpski

to come on strong (aggressively)

preterati inf

Prevodi za come on u rečniku engleski»srpski

I.on [ɒn] PREP

1. on (on top of):

on

na +loc

on the table

na stolu

2. on with verbs of motion (onto):

on

na +acc

let's hang a picture on the wall

hajde da okačimo neku sliku na zid

3. on (situated on):

on

na +loc

they lay on the beach

ležali su na na plaži

on the left/right

nalevo/nadesno

4. on (from):

on

sa +gen

a huge chandelier hung on the ceiling

ogroman luster visio je sa plafona

5. on (clothing):

with shoes on his feet

sa cipelama na nogama

6. on (hurt by):

she tripped on the wire

saplela se o žicu

to stumble on sth

spotaći se na nešto

7. on (supported by a part of the body):

to lie on one's back

ležati na leđima

8. on (in possession of):

I thought I had my driver's licence on me

mislio sam da imam vozačku dozvolu kod sebe

9. on (marking surface of):

on

na +loc

he had a scratch on his arm

imao je ogrebotinu na ruci

10. on (about):

on

o +loc

he needs some advice on how to dress

trebalo bi ga posavetovati o odevanju

he commented on the allegations

odgovarao je na optužbe

I'll say more on that subject later

kasnije ću reći nešto više o toj temi

they settled on a price

dogovorili su se oko cene

to congratulate sb on sth

čestitati nekome na nečemu

essays on a wide range of issues

sastavi na najrazličitije teme

11. on (based on):

he reacted on a hunch

reagovao je instiktivno

on account of

na osnovu +gen

on purpose

namerno

to be based on sth

biti zasnovan na nečemu

to rely on sb

osloniti se na nekoga

12. on (as member of):

how many people are on your staff?

koliko imate osoblja?

whose side are you on in this argument?

na čijoj si ti strani u ovoj raspravi?

13. on (against):

on

protiv +gen

don't be so hard on him!

ne budi tako grub prema njemu!

he didn't know it but the joke was on him

on to nije znao, ali šala se odnosila na njega

they placed certain restrictions on large companies

uveli su izvesna ograničenja velikim kompanijama

there is a new ban on the drug

na snazi je nova zabrana za taj lek

to place a limit on sth

ograničiti nešto

to force one's will on sb

prisiliti nekoga na nešto

14. on (through device of):

John is on the phone

Džon je na vezi

Chris is on drums

Kris je na bubnjevima

15. on (through medium of):

what's on TV tonight?

šta je večeras na televiziji?

a 10-part series on Channel 3

serija od deset epizoda na trećem kanalu

to put sth down on paper

staviti nešto na papir

to come out on video

pojaviti se na videu

16. on (in the course of):

on the way to town

na putu do grada

17. on (travelling with):

on foot/horseback

peške/na konju

18. on (on day of):

what are you doing on Friday?

šta radiš u petak?

we always go bowling on Thursdays

utorkom uvek idemo na kuglanje

19. on (at time of):

on the count of three, start running!

na tri počni da trčiš!

trains to London leave on the hour every hour

vozovi za London kreću na svaki sat

on receiving her letter

primivši njeno pismo

on the dot

tačno na vreme

20. on (engaged in):

we were on page 42

stali smo na 42. strani

he was out on errands

bio je napolju obavljajući poslove

on business

poslovno

to work on sth

raditi na nečemu

21. on (regularly taking):

my doctor put me on antibiotics

doktor mi je prepisao antibiotike

he lived on berries and roots

živeo je na bobicama i korenju

to be on drugs

biti na drogama

to be on medication

biti na lekovima

22. on (paid by):

this drink is on me

ovo piće je na moj račun

to buy sth on credit/hire purchase

kupiti nešto na kredit/≈ rate (ili ≈ lizing)

23. on (sustained by):

on

na +acc

does this radio run on batteries?

radi li ovaj radio na baterije?

I've only got £50 a week to live on

imam samo 50 funti za nedelju dana

24. on (as payment for):

how much interest are you paying on the loan?

koliku kamatu plaćaš na zajam?

25. on (added to):

millions on millions of stars

milioni i milioni zvezda

26. on (connected to):

dogs should be kept on their leads

psi se moraju držati na povocu

to be on the phone Aus, Brit

biti na vezi

to be on the phone Aus, Brit

telefonirati

27. on (according to):

on the whole

u celini uzev

28. on (burdening):

it's been on my mind

već dugo me tišti

29. on (experiencing):

crime is on the increase again

kriminal je ponovo u porastu

he's out on a date

otišao je na sastanak (sa devojkom)

to set sth on fire

zapaliti nešto

30. on (compared with):

I can't improve on my final offer

ne mogu dati bolju ponudu

sales are up on last year

prodaja je povećana u odnosu na prošlu godinu

31. on after n (following):

the government suffered defeat on defeat

vlada je doživljavala poraz za porazom

32. on Aus, Brit SPORTS (having points):

Clive's team is on five points while Joan's is on seven

Klajvov tim ima pet poena a Džoanin sedam

Phrases:

to have time on one's hands

imati slobodnog vremena

what are you on? inf

jesi li normalan?

what are you on? inf

na čemu si? inf

II.on [ɒn] ADV

1. on (in contact with):

to screw sth on

zašrafiti nešto

2. on (on body):

get your shoes on!

obuvaj cipele!

to have/try sth on

biti obučen u nešto/probati nešto (odeću, tj. da li dobro stoji)

with nothing on

bez ičega na sebi, bez odeće

3. on (indicating continuance):

if the phone's engaged, keep on trying!

ako je broj zauzet, nastavi da zoveš!

the noise just went on and on

buka nije prestajala

he talked on and on

on je pričao i pričao

4. on (in forward direction):

would you pass it on to Paul?

hoćeš li preneti to Polu?

from that day on

od tada pa nadalje

what are you doing later on?

šta radiš kasnije?

to move on (move forward)

nastaviti

to move on (move forward)

krenuti dalje

to urge sb on

požurivati nekoga

5. on (being shown):

there's a good film on this afternoon

popodne ima dobar film na TV-u

6. on (scheduled):

I've got nothing on next week

nemam ništa planirano za sledeću nedelju

I've got a lot on this week

imam puno posla ove nedelje

7. on (functioning):

to put the kettle on

pristaviti čajnik

to leave the light on

ostaviti svetlo uključeno

to switch/turn sth on

uključiti/upaliti nešto

8. on (aboard):

to get on bus, train

ukrcati se na

to get on horse

popeti se na

9. on (due to perform):

you're on!

ti si na redu!

Phrases:

to be on about sth Aus, Brit

pričati o nečemu

what are you on about?

o čemu pričaš?

he knows what he's on about

on zna o čemu priča

to be on at sb

stalno gnjaviti nekoga

to hang on

čekati

to hang on

istrajavati

that's not on Brit, Aus inf

to nije prihvatljivo

on and off

sa prekidima

to be on to something inf

prokljuviti nešto

to be on to something inf

biti na tragu nečemu

you're on!

dogovoreno!

III.on [ɒn] ADJ attr

1. on Am (good):

on

dobar

2. on ELEC, TECH:

on switch

prekidač za paljenje

come <came, come> [kʌm] VB intr

1. come (move towards):

come

doći // dolaziti

come here a moment

dođi na trenutak

my sister came rushing out of the room

moja sestra je istrčala iz sobe

coming!

stižem!

have you come straight from the airport?

jesi li došao pravo sa aerodroma?

come to sunny Bridlington for your holidays!

dođite na odmor u sunčani Bridlington!

to come towards sb

ići prema nekome

2. come (arrive):

come

doći // dolaziti

has she come yet?

da li je stigla?

Christmas is coming

Božić se bliži

come Monday morning you'll regret ...

kajaćeš se u ponedeljak ujutro

come March, I will have been married for two years

u martu će se navršiti dve godine otkako sam oženjen

I think the time has come to ...

mislim da je došlo vreme da ...

how's your headache? — it comes and goes

kako ti je glavobolja? — čas je imam, čas je nemam

I've come to read the gas meter

došao sam da očitam gasomer

the year to come

predstojeća godina

in years to come

u budućnosti

to come for sb/sth

doći po nekog/nešto

3. come (accompany someone):

come

poći

do you want to come to the pub with us?

hoćeš s nama u pab?

4. come (originate from):

come

dolaziti

come

dopirati

where is that awful smell coming from?

odakle dopire taj odvratan miris?

5. come (in sequence):

Monday comes before Tuesday

ponedeljak je pre utorka

the article comes before the noun

član dolazi ispred imenice

6. come (in competition):

to come first/second

biti prvi/drugi

to come from behind

pristizati otpozadi

7. come (have priority):

to come before sth

imati prednost u odnosu na nešto

to come first

biti na prvom mestu

8. come (happen):

come

dogoditi se // događati se

how exactly did you come to be naked in the first place?

kako se uopšte tačno desilo da budeš go?

come to think of it ...

kad smo već kod toga ...

come what may

šta god da se desi

you could see it coming

to je bilo očekivano

how come?

kako to?

how come?

otkud to?

how come you missed the train?

kako to da nisi stigao na voz?

9. come (be, become):

all my dreams came true

svi snovi su mi se ostvarili

everything will come right in the end

sve će na kraju doći na svoje mesto

nothing came of it

ništa od toga

nothing came of it

ništa se nije desilo

his hair comes [down] to his shoulders

kosa mu je do ramena

your shoelaces have come undone

odvezale su ti se pertle

to come into money

doći do novca

to come under pressure

biti pod pritiskom

to come loose

otkačiti se

to come loose

olabaviti se

to come open

otvoriti se

to come open door

otvoriti se

Phrases:

come again?

kako [si rekao]?

come again?

molim?

to be as stupid/clever as they come

biti mnogo glup/pametan

he/she had it coming

on/ona je to zaslužila

I don't know whether I'm coming or going

ne znam gde mi je glava

don't come it with me!

nemoj da me provociraš!

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

engleski

Others think it a nostalgic come-on to an imagined audience of superannuated pigeon-fanciers.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The board posted by the entrance was the strong come-on.

lifestyle.inquirer.net

I got a come-on from a warden once myself.

www.standard.co.uk

Unlike some of the other riffs on this list, there's nothing super subtle or suggestive here; it's just an in-your-face, fully unironic come-on.

www.pastemagazine.com

This is just a come-on for a crook to get his hooks into you and scam you out of some upfront fee money.

blogs.creditcards.com

Dogs are a real come-on for many women, like babies at the airport.

www.huffingtonpost.com

It's nothing but a bunch of tables of contents to tables of contents, one come-on directing you to another come-on.

www.poynter.org

The piece was essentially an optimistic come-on to a middle-class girl, expressed in short, quick bursts.

www.billboard.com

A great slow jam is a come-on that works.

themuse.jezebel.com

The come-on is usually in the form of high, tax-free returns with no risk.

www.minyanville.com