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plasírati to place

plasírati se to be placed

plašíti to frighten, to intimidate; to scare; to startle; to awe; to put in fear; to make afraid; to alarm; (ptice itd.) to shoo away; to daunt; to strike fear into someone's heart; to terrify

plašíti se to be afraid, to be startled, to apprehend, to stand in fear (ali awe) of, (konj) to shy
plašíti se česa to shy at something; to dread something; to fear something

pláti (poljem) (žito) to winnow, to fan; (valovati) to billow, (o žitu) to wave; (vodo iz čolna) to bail (out)

srce polje the heart beats

plávati to swim; (stvari, na vodi) to float, (s tokom) to drift

plávati pod vodo to swim under water
plávati v, po zraku to hover
plávati na hrbtu to swim on one's back
plávati eno miljo to swim a mile
bočno plávati to swim on one's side
plávati proti toku to swim against the current
plávati s tokom (figurativno) to swim with the tide (ali with the current)
plávati kot riba to swim like a fish
plávati čez reko, jezero, Rokavski preliv to swim a river, a lake, the Channel
plávati kot kamen to swim like a stone, to swim like a tailor's goose, to swim like a brick
plávati v krvi (figurativno) to be steeped (ali to welter) in blood
plávati v solzah to be bathed in tears, to brim with tears
on plava v denarju he is rolling in money
klet je plavala v vinu the cellar was swimming in wine
olje plava na vodi oil floats on water
predaleč (ven) plávati to swim out of one's depth
plutovina plava v vodi cork floats in water

plavíti (les po vodi) to float

plazíti se to creep; to crawl; (skrivaj) to sneak; figurativno (klečepaziti) to cringe (pred to), to fawn, to grovel

plazíti se se pred kom (figurativno) to lick someone's boots (ali shoes)

pledírati to plead, to speak (za for, proti against)

pledírati za kaj to speak in favour (ali for) something

pléniti to plunder, to pillage, to loot, to sack; to spoil; (hišo) to ransack, to rob; (živino) to rustle (cattle)

plésati to dance; to waltz; pogovorno to hop; (ob jazz glasbi) to jive, to rock, to rock'n'roll, to twist, to do the twist, to jazz

plésati valček to dance a waltz
ona rada pleše she is fond of dancing
plésati, kot drugi hočejo, godejo (figurativno) to do other people's will, to string along with someone, to dance to someone else's tune

pléskati to paint

sivo pleskan painted grey
sveže pleskano! wet paint!

pléti to weed (out); to clear of weeds

pléti vrt to weed a garden

plézati to climb; to scale up; to clamber up; to scramble up; (o rastlini) to climb, to creep

plézati na drog, po vrvi (z rokami in nogami) to swarm up a pole, a rope
plézati na drevo to climb up a tree
plézati po lestvi to climb a ladder
plézati triglavsko steno to scale the Triglav wall

plisírati to pleat; to fold; to kilt

pljúniti to spit; žargon to glob; to expectorate

pljúniti na kaj to spit upon something
pljúniti komu v obraz to spit in someone's face
pljuni v roke! (figurativno) pull up your socks!; put a jerk in it!

pljúskati pljúskniti to splash, to plash; to dash; to splatter

pljuskajoč splashy, plashy
valovi pljuskajo ob obalo the waves are breaking on the beach

pljúvati to spit; to expectorate

pljúvati v lastno skledo figurativno to foul one's own nest

plodíti to fecundate, to fructify; to engender; to procreate; to propagate

plodíti se to propagate, (živali) to breed; to procreate one's kind, to multiply

plombírati to lead, to affix the leads; (zob) to stop (ali to fill) a tooth

plóskati to applaud; to clap one's hands; to cheer; to acclaim

igralcu so glasno ploskali the actor was loudly applauded
igri so močno ploskali the play brought the house down
plóskati komu to clap someone, to applaud someone, pogovorno to give someone a big hand

plúnkati glasba to play the lute (ali the harp)