nose out u rečniku PONS

Prevodi za nose out u rečniku engleski»srpski

I.nose out VB trans

1. nose out (discover):

nose out secrets, details

iščeprkati // čeprkati

2. nose out (outdo):

to nose out sb ⇄ out

pobediti za dlaku

II.nose out VB intr

nose out

polako se probijati

Prevodi za nose out u rečniku engleski»srpski

I.nose [nəʊz] N

1. nose (organ):

nose

nos m

runny nose

prehlada

runny nose

nos koji curi

to blow one's nose

izduvati nos

2. nose (front):

nose of aircraft

nos m

nose to tail (cars)

u zbijenoj koloni

3. nose no pl (smell):

nose

njuh m

Phrases:

to keep/put one's nose to the grindstone inf

ne dizati glavu od posla

to get up sb's nose Brit, Aus inf

ići nekome na živce

to have a [good] nose for sth inf

imati dobar njuh/sluh za nešto

to poke one's nose into sth inf

zabadati nos u nešto

on the nose Am inf

tačno [or upravo tako]

II.nose [nəʊz] VB intr

to nose forwards

polako se kretati napred

III.nose [nəʊz] VB trans

to nose one's way forwards/in/out/up

probijati sebi put

I.out [aʊt] ADJ izvan

1. out:

to be out (absent)

biti odsutan

to be out (on strike)

štrajkovati

to be out (demonstrating)

protestovati

to be out (for consultation) jury

biti odsutan

to be out (borrowed from the library)

biti pozajmljen

2. out (outside):

to be out [somewhere]

biti (negde) napolju

to be out [somewhere] sun, moon, stars

izaći

to be out [somewhere] prisoner

biti pušten na slobodu

3. out (on the move):

to be out

izaći

to be out army

biti u pokretu

to be out on one's rounds

biti u viziti [or u obilasku]

to be out and about

biti u pokretu

to be out and about (after an illness)

biti ponovo na nogama

4. out (in blossom):

to be out

procvetati

to be out tree also

biti u cvatu

5. out (available):

to be out

biti dostupan

to be out (on the market)

biti na tržištu

6. out inf (existing):

he's the best footballer out

on je najbolji fudbaler koji postoji

7. out (known):

to be out

biti poznat

to be out secret

biti otkriven

to be out news

izaći

[the] truth will out

istina će izaći na videlo

8. out:

to be out (asleep)

spavati

to be out (unconscious)

biti bez svesti

9. out (finished):

to be out

biti gotov

school will be out in June

škola se završava u junu

before the month/year is out

pre isteka meseca/godine

10. out SPORTS:

to be out (not playing)

biti isključen

to be out (in cricket, baseball)

pobeđen

to be out (outside a boundary) ball, player

biti u autu

11. out inf:

to be out team, player

biti izbačen

to be out (expelled, dismissed)

biti isključen

to be out on the streets unemployed

biti nezaposlen

to be out on the streets homeless

biti beskućnik

12. out inf:

to be out (unacceptable)

biti neprihvatljiv

to be out (unfashionable)

biti staromodan

13. out (not possible):

to be out

biti nemoguć

14. out (off):

to be out light, TV

biti isključen

to be out fire also

biti ugašen

15. out (inaccurate):

to be out

biti netačan

to be out watch

biti neispravan

16. out homosexual:

to be out

biti javno deklarisan kao homoseksualac

17. out tide:

the tide is out

plima se povukla

II.out [aʊt] ADV

1. out:

out (not in sth)

van

out (not in a room, flat)

izvan

out (outdoors)

napolju

out (outdoors)

spolja

“keep out!”

ne prilazi!

to keep sb/sth out

držati nekoga/nešto napolju

to keep the cold out

ne hladiti nešto

2. out:

out (outwards)

napolje

out (seen from inside)

spolja

out (facing the outside)

vani

out (out of a room, building also)

izvan

get out!

napolje!

can you find your way out?

možeš li sam da izađeš?

out with it!

reci šta hoćeš već jednom! inf

to turn sth inside out

izvrnuti nešto naopako

to turn sth inside out clothes

izvrnuti nešto na naličje

3. out (away from home, for a social activity):

to ask sb out [for a drink/meal]

pozvati nekoga da izađe (na piće/jelo)

to eat out

jesti izvan kuće

to go out

izaći u provod

4. out:

out (removed)

uklonjeno

out (extinguished)

ugašeno

to put a fire out

ugasiti vatru

to cross sth out

precrtati nešto

5. out (fully, absolutely):

burnt out also fig

sagoreo

burnt out fuse

pregoreo

burnt out candle

dogoreo

tired out

izmoreno

out and away Am

uklonjeno

6. out (aloud):

she called out to him to stop

viknula je za njim da stane

to cry out in pain

jauknuti od bola

to laugh out [loud]

smejati se (glasno)

7. out (to an end, finished):

“over and out” AERO

odjavljujemo se

to die out

izumirati

to die out

nestajati

to die out fig applause

utišati se

to fight sth out

izboriti se za nešto

8. out (out of prison):

to let sb out

pustiti nekoga na slobodu

9. out (unconscious):

to knock sb out

nokautirati nekoga

to pass out

pasti u nesvest

10. out (dislocated):

to put one's back/shoulder out

povrediti kičmu/iščašiti rame

11. out (open):

to open sth out (unfold)

razmotati nešto

to open sth out (spread out)

raširiti nešto

to open sth out (extend) furniture

razvući nešto

12. out (outdated):

to go out

zastariti

13. out (time off):

to take ten minutes out

napraviti deset minuta pauze

14. out tide:

the tide is going out

plima se povlači

15. out (at a distant place):

out at sea

na pučini

out west

na zapadu

out west Am (west coast)

na zapadnoj obali

III.out [aʊt] VB trans to out sb

1. out (eject):

to out sb

izbaciti // izbacivati nekoga

to out sb

pobediti // pobeđivati nekoga

2. out boxing:

to out sb

nokautirati nekoga perf

3. out homosexual:

to out sb

javno razotkriti nečiju homoseksualnost

IV.out [aʊt] PREP inf

out

kroz

to run out the door

istrčati kroz vrata

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

engleski

I think there's been some suggestion that paddocks might be burnt if they don't keep their nose out of it.

www.abc.net.au

That's what raised the ire of many residents, who felt council should keep its collective nose out of people's personal business.

www.thestar.com

Not that she was a huge fan of keeping her nose out of political affairs last season.

www.themarysue.com

The legal profession may have their nose out of joint over it but in a democracy the public has the ultimate say.

www.stuff.co.nz

Don't punish people who are capable of making decisions that don't harm others or themselves and stick your nose out of people's business.

www.brisbanetimes.com.au

Keep your prayers and your silly superstitious beliefs to yourself, and keep your nose out of other people's business.

religion.blogs.cnn.com

He fell on his nose out of the barriers then the jockey pushed him along and rode him for speed, which really didn't suit us.

www.dailyexaminer.com.au

You can't risk putting anyone's nose out of joint, feeling underpaid.

www.theglobeandmail.com

Professional jealousy is often behind it, or someone with their nose out of joint for some reason.

www.theage.com.au

Get your nose out of that book for a minute and check out some of the events taking place in the capital...

now-here-this.timeout.com