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Ivan Andrijasevic

Belgrade, Serbia

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English (EN)crossing pass

A delivery of a ball from either side of the field across to the front of the goal by applying various kicking techniques to provide a goal-scoring opportunity.

Serbian (SR)centaršut

dodavanje lopte sa jedne od strana fudbalskog polja pred gol uz korišćenje različitih tehnika šutiranja, kako bi se omogućila gol-šansa.

Sports; Soccer

English (EN)normative

A type of equivalence relation which focuses on the conventions governing language use (e.g. the rhetorical preference in writing within a particular genre).

Serbian (SR)normativ

Vrsta ekvivalentne relacije koja se fokusira na konvencije koje kontrolišu jezičku upotrebu (na primer, retorička prednost pisanju u okviru određenog žanra).

Language; Translation

English (EN)transcription

Translation that retains the form of the source text item in the target text, frequently used for names.

Serbian (SR)transkripcija

Prevod koji zadržava formu originalnog teksta u ciljnom tekstu, što se često koristi kod imena.

Language; Translation

English (EN)clear

to kick the ball away from one's goal.

Serbian (SR)ispucavanje

šutiranje lopte od sopstvenog gola.

Sports; Soccer

English (EN)homing

Bullets or other projectiles that will alter their trajectory towards the player's ship over time.

Serbian (SR)prateći metak, prateći projektil

Meci ili drugi projektili koji menjanju putanju prema poziciji igrača.

Video games; Shmups

English (EN)gothic

A fictional genre which makes salient the characters’ morbid feelings and general passivity.

Serbian (SR)gotika

Književni žanr koji ističe morbidna osećanja junaka i opštu pasivnost.

Language; Translation

English (EN)ace up your sleeve

If you have an ace up your sleeve, you have something that will give you an advantage that other people don't know about.

Serbian (SR)kec iz rukava

Nešto što će omogućiti prednost nad ljudima koji nemaju taj predmet ili informaciju.

Language; Idioms

English (EN)indirect free kick

a kick awarded to a player for a less-serious foul committed by the opposition; the player kicks a stationary ball without any opposing players within 10 yards of him; a goal can only be scored on this kick after the ball has touched another player.

Serbian (SR)indirekt

udarac koji je dodeljen igraču za manje ozbiljan faul načinjen na protivniku; igrač šutira zaustavljenu loptu, a protivnici su udaljeni najmanje 10 jardi od njega (9,15 metara); gol se može postići nakon ovog udarca samo ako je lopta dotakla još nekog ...

Sports; Soccer

English (EN)target

This is a board that has paper that is marked with concentric circles that shooters try and hit. The point's shooters can get go from 1 to 10. Targets are different depending on the kind of gun being used, the bore of the gun and the distance of the shooter ...

Serbian (SR)meta

Tabla sa papirom obeleženim koncentričnim krugovima koje strelci gađaju. Za pogodak strelci mogu dobiti od 1 do 10. Mete su rezličite u zavisnosti od vrste oružja koje se koristi, vrste oružja i razdaljine strelca od mete. Videti još i glinene mete.

Sports; Shooting

English (EN)rhythm

All the patterns of strong and weak syllables in a language. The rhythm of English (and German) is characterized by the foot which consists of a stressed syllable and all unstressed syllables up to the next stressed one.

Serbian (SR)ritam

Šema jakih i slabih slogova u nekom jeziku. Za ritam engleskog (i nemačkog) jezika je karakterističnа kombinacija akcentovanog sloga i svih neakcentovanih slogova susednih akcentovanom.

Language; Grammar