booknoun
Povezani listovi papira sa štampanim tekstom.
Pročitao sam celu knjigu za jednu noć.
I read the whole book in one night.
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booknoun
Povezani listovi papira sa štampanim tekstom.
Pročitao sam celu knjigu za jednu noć.
I read the whole book in one night.
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placenoun
Deo prostora gde se nešto nalazi ili dešava.
Našli smo mirno mesto za odmor.
We found a quiet place to rest.
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jobnoun
Redovan rad za koji se dobija plata.
Našao je novi posao u banci.
He found a new job at a bank.
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