impression, strike oneself as De gewoonten van andere culturen doen soms vreemd aan. ― The customs of other cultures sometimes strike oneself as odd. (transitive)...
(Latin spelling ùdarati) (transitive) to strike, hit (intransitive) to strike sth (reflexive) to hurt oneself Conjugation of ударати оду̀дарати зау̀дарати...
(Cyrillic spelling вудирати) (Kajkavian, transitive) to strike, hit (Kajkavian, intransitive) to strike sth (Kajkavian, reflexive) to hurt oneself vudriti pf...
spelling вудрити) (Kajkavian, transitive) to strike, hit (Kajkavian, intransitive) to strike sth (Kajkavian, reflexive) to hurt oneself vudirati impf...
тропити) (Kajkavian, transitive) to strike, hit (Kajkavian, intransitive) to strike sth (Kajkavian, reflexive) to hurt oneself (Kajkavian) to fall udariti...
severely blowing, pouring, etc. (reflexive) to hurt oneself, to get hurt (intransitive) to set off, to strike out in some direction (catenative, with following...
forthcoming general strike. Sometimes used in a critical sense, where a person has unilaterally decided to do something undesirable. take upon oneself...
literary) to strike oneself, to smite oneself (to inflict pain or cause damage to oneself by striking) (reflexive with się, literary) to strike each other...
severely blowing, pouring, etc. (reflexive) to hurt oneself, to get hurt (intransitive) to set off, to strike out in some direction, to hit the road (catenative...
make oneself clear (third-person singular simple present makes oneself clear, present participle making oneself clear, simple past and past participle...