Translation for 'in' from English to Serbian

in

у {prep}

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India <.in>

unverified Индија {ж}гео.

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in action

unverified у акцији {adv}

in addition

додатно {adv}

in case

у случају {conj}

in custody

unverified у притвору {adv}право

in fact

у ствари {adv}

in fear

unverified у страху {adv}

in flames

unverified у пламену {adv}

in future

unverified убудуће {adv}

in love [postpos.]

заљубљен {adj}

in Serbia

у Србији {adv}гео.

in the

unverified у {prep}

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to sleep in

испавати се [св.]

to step in

unverified ући

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I live in ...

Ја живим у ...

in a moment

за тренутак {adv}

in any case

у сваком случају {adv}

in both directions

unverified у оба смера {adv}

in front of

пред {prep}

in keeping with

unverified у складу са {prep}

in my opinion <IMO>

по мом мишљењу

in no case

ни у ком случају {adv}

in one day

unverified за један дан {adv}

in order to

да би

in spite of

упркос {prep}

in the afternoon

поподне

in the evening

увече {adv}

in the head

unverified у главу {adv}

in the morning

ујутро {adv}

in the sky

на небу {adv}

in the streets

unverified на улицама {adv}

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to fall in love

unverified заљубити се [св.]

to take part in

учествовати у [св./несв.]

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brother-in-law

зет {м}

daughter-in-law

снаја {ж}

father-in-law [husband's father]

свекар {м}

father-in-law [wife's father]

таст {м}

mother-in-law [the husband's mother]

свекрва {ж}

mother-in-law [the wife's mother]

ташта {ж}

parents-in-law [wife's parents]

таст и ташта {noun}

parents-in-law {pl} [husband's parents]

свекар и свекрва {noun}

sister-in-law

заова {ж}

снаја {ж}

јетрва {ж}

свастика {ж}

шурњаја {ж} [разг.]

son-in-law

зет {м}

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to be in love with

бити заљубљен у

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In Search of the Castaways [Jules Verne]

unverified Деца капетана Гранта [Жил Верн]лит.Ф

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