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Iron
širitev
I. spread [spred] SUBST
1. spread (act of spreading):
spread
2. spread (range):
spread
3. spread PRESSE:
spread
4. spread (soft food to spread):
spread
5. spread Am:
spread (ranch)
spread (farm)
6. spread dated ugs (meal):
spread Brit Aus
II. spread <spread, spread> [spred] VERB intr
1. spread (extend over larger area):
spread
širiti se [perf razširiti se]
2. spread (stretch):
spread
3. spread GASTRO:
spread
mazati se [perf namazati se]
III. spread <spread, spread> [spred] VERB trans
1. spread (open, extend):
spread arms, papers, wings
razgrniti
spread arms, papers, wings net
razprostreti
2. spread (cover with spread):
to spread toast with jam
3. spread (distribute):
spread sand
raznašati [perf raznesti]
spread fertilizer
trositi [perf raztrositi]
spread panic
širiti [perf razširiti]
4. spread (make known):
spread rumour
širiti [perf razširiti]
to spread the word
spread-eagled [-ˈi:gl̩d] ADJ
spread-eagled
OpenDict-Eintrag
date spread SUBST
date spread Sg
Present
Ispread
youspread
he/she/itspreads
wespread
youspread
theyspread
Past
Ispread
youspread
he/she/itspread
wespread
youspread
theyspread
Present Perfect
Ihavespread
youhavespread
he/she/ithasspread
wehavespread
youhavespread
theyhavespread
Past Perfect
Ihadspread
youhadspread
he/she/ithadspread
wehadspread
youhadspread
theyhadspread
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Monasticism at a very early date spread eastwards.
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The infection is becoming increasingly important as globalization allows it to spread to more and more locations, and as more travelers encounter the parasites.
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Ultrasonic humidifiers should be cleaned regularly to prevent bacterial contamination from being spread throughout the air.
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With more and more of us flying on budget airlines, the idea of having space to spread out seems a little alien.
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If the cancer has spread beyond the prostate, treatment options significantly change, so most doctors that treat prostate cancer use a variety of nomograms to predict the probability of spread.
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