tacked

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v.Dodatni i (Bred) noktiju; basting
n."Airlines" hrane; slabiji materijal; krivotvorine; prekrasna i bezvrijedan naprava
WebBasting; linije djelovanja

Angle pou Kreyòl Ayisyen tradiksyon

n.	1. male šiljaste noktiju s ravnom vrhu; kratka igla s veliki okrugli vrh koji možete koristiti za popraviti komad papira na površini privremeno, na primjer za prikaz oglasa. Obično britanska riječ je crtež pin. 2. na poseban način ili postizanje nešto 3. smjeru koji brod plovi u odnosu na vjetar 4. dijelova opreme koje ste stavili na konja kada će voziti
v.	1. popraviti nešto negdje s malim noktiju; popravljati papir negdje pritiskom kratka igla s veliki okrugli vrh kroz to u mekanu površinu. Obično britanska riječ je pin 2. Vi komada tkanine zajedno 3. Ako brod čavlići, ispada tako da vjetar na drugoj strani jedra
na.	1. Varijanta wirenail

Driving tin tacks into a baby's coffin.
Sous: D. W. Jerrold
I thought the canteen tack the nastiest stuff I had ever tasted.
Sous: D. C. Murray
He..tacked together the Skins of Goats.
Sous: Steele

Pale Angle tacked ka pa gen modification.
Te baze sou tacked, nouvo pawòl ki te fòme pa pandan l ajoute yon lèt nan kòmansman oubyen mouri
h - acdekt
l - thacked
r - tackled
s - talcked
Pi kout Anglè tou nan tacked :
ace aced act acted ad ae at ate cad cade cadet cake caked cat cate dace dak date de deck eat ed et eta ka kae kat kea ta tace tack tad tae take tea teak ted
Lis pi kout Anglè tou nan tacked.
Lis tout pale anglè Pale anglè konmanse ak tacked, Pale anglè ki gen tacked ni ni Pale anglè mete fen ak tacked
Ak menm pozisyon, Pale anglè ki ap fòme pa anyen pou : t ta tac tack tacked a acke k ke e ed
Te baze sou tacked, tout pale anglè ki te fòme pa chanje yon lèt
Kreye nouvo pale anglè ak menm pè lèt: ta ac ck ke ed
Jwenn pale anglè yo konmanse ak tacked ak nan pwochen lèt
Pale anglè konmanse ak tacked :
tacked
Pale anglè ki gen tacked :
attacked retacked stacked tacked
Pale anglè mete fen ak tacked :
attacked retacked stacked tacked

n.	1. a small pointed nail with a flat top; a short pin with a large, round top that you can use to fix a piece of paper to a surface temporarily, for example to show public notices. The usual British word is drawing pin. 2. a particular way of doing or achieving something 3. a direction that a boat sails in relation to the wind 4. the pieces of equipment that you put on a horse when you are going to ride it
v.	1. to fix something somewhere with a small nail; to fix a piece of paper somewhere by pushing a short pin with a large round top through it into a soft surface. The usual British word is pin 2. to baste pieces of cloth together 3. if a boat tacks, it turns so that the wind is blowing on the other side of its sails
na.	1. The variant of wirenail