Translation of Serbian word "сложити се" to English
сложити се
Latin script: složiti se
/sloʒiti se/
How to use
Serbian verb 'сложити се' means 'to agree'. Commonly takes direct or prepositional objects in discourse.
🇬🇧 English
to agree
Example
Сви су се сложили са предлогом новог директора.
Svi su se složili sa predlogom novog direktora.
Everyone agreed with the new director's proposal.
Тешко је сложити се са свим његовим идејама.
Teško je složiti se sa svim njegovim idejama.
It's hard to agree with all his ideas.
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Common phrases
- сложити се са предлогом— to agree with a proposal
- потпуно се сложити— to agree completely
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What does the Serbian word "сложити се" mean?▼
The Serbian word "сложити се" means "to agree" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Сви су се сложили са предлогом новог директора." (which translates as "Everyone agreed with the new director's proposal.").
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