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drgnjenje
rub·bing [ˈrʌbɪŋ] СУЩ. no мн.
1. rubbing:
rubbing (action)
rubbing (polishing)
rubbing (using a towel)
2. rubbing ИСК.:
rubbing
I. rub [rʌb] СУЩ.
to give sth a rub hair
to give sth a rub material
II. rub <-bb-> [rʌb] ГЛ. перех.
drgniti [св. zdrgniti]
polirati [св. spolirati]
III. rub <-bb-> [rʌb] ГЛ. неперех.
rub shoes, collar:
drgniti [св. zdrgniti]
rub along ГЛ. неперех. брит. разг. to rub along [together]
rub down ГЛ. перех.
to rub downsb
rub in ГЛ. перех.
1. rub (spread):
vtirati [св. vtreti]
2. rub разг. (keep reminding):
to rub sb's nose in it
I. rub off ГЛ. неперех.
1. rub (become clean):
brisati se [св. zbrisati se]
rub stains
izginjati [св. izginiti]
2. rub разг. (affect):
sth rubs off on sb
II. rub off ГЛ. перех.
brisati [св. pobrisati]
I. rub out ГЛ. перех.
1. rub (erase):
radirati [св. zradirati]
2. rub америк. фам. (murder):
to rub outsb
II. rub out ГЛ. неперех.
rub stain:
izginjati [св. izginiti]
ˈrub-down СУЩ. no мн.
Present
Irub
yourub
he/she/itrubs
werub
yourub
theyrub
Past
Irubbed
yourubbed
he/she/itrubbed
werubbed
yourubbed
theyrubbed
Present Perfect
Ihaverubbed
youhaverubbed
he/she/ithasrubbed
wehaverubbed
youhaverubbed
theyhaverubbed
Past Perfect
Ihadrubbed
youhadrubbed
he/she/ithadrubbed
wehadrubbed
youhadrubbed
theyhadrubbed
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Spray your door, inside and out, and then give them a good rub down with a sponge.
www.stuff.co.nz
She is responding well by presenting feet for care, all parts of her body for washing, rub downs and other health care procedures.
www.stuff.co.nz
The dispenser allows for a convenient cut-off and helps the operator apply (and sometimes helps rub down) the tape.
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Besides, not enforcing it has so many benefits -- gives the bowlers a chance to get off the ground for a shower and a rub down, maybe even some decent sleep.
www.theroar.com.au
You'll also want to rub down wooden handles with a bit of linseed oil.
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