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news [nju:z] SUST. no pl.

2. news (media):

news
novice f pl.
to be in the news
biti v novicah

I . nest [nest] SUST.

1. nest (of animals):

nest
gnezdo n

2. nest pey.:

nest (den)
leglo n
nest (of criminals)
brlog m fig.

3. nest (set):

nest
garnitura f
nest
komplet m

II . nest [nest] V. intr.

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I . mess about, mess around V. intr.

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1. mess (play the fool):

mess
uganjati norčije

2. mess (waste time):

mess
postopati

4. mess (be unfaithful):

to mess about with sb
spečati se s kom
to mess about with sb
ljubimkati s kom

5. mess ingl. am. (make fool of):

to mess around with sb
imeti koga za norca
to mess around with sb
vleči koga za nos

II . mess about, mess around V. trans.

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I . less [les] ADV. compar. of little

2. less (not the least bit):

less than accurate/happy
niti najmanj točen/srečen

II . less [les] ADJ.

less compar. of little:

less
manjši
less
manj [pomemben]
in a less degree
v manjši meri
to be no less a person than ...
biti nič manj pomemben kot ...

III . less [les] PRON. indet.

2. less (non-standard use of fewer):

less
manj
no less than ...
nič manj kot ...
no less than ...
točno ...

IV . less [les] PREP.

Véase también: little

I . lit·tle [ˈlɪtl̩] ADJ.

3. little atrbv. (short in distance/duration):

little
kratek

4. little atrbv. (unimportant):

little
neznaten
every little detail
vsaka malenkost

II . lit·tle [ˈlɪtl̩] ADV.

1. little (somewhat):

a little
nekoliko

III . lit·tle [ˈlɪtl̩] PRON. sing.

1. little (small quantity):

a little
malo
a little of
malce +gen.

3. little (short distance):

let's walk a little after dinner
dajva, sprehodiva se malo po večerji

4. little (short time):

it's a little after six
malo čez šest je
precious little
prav malo

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