am·pli·fy <-ie-> [ˈæmplɪfaɪ] V. trans.
1. amplify (make louder):
- amplify
- ojačevati [form. perf. ojačati]
2. amplify (enlarge upon):
- amplify
- pojasnjevati [form. perf. pojasniti]
- amplify
- razširjati [form. perf. razširiti]
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| he/she/it | amplifies |
| we | amplify |
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| they | amplify |
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| you | amplified |
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| I | have | amplified |
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| he/she/it | has | amplified |
| we | have | amplified |
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