Lingomir
verb

pasti

to fall; to fail (an exam); to go down (of the internet, a site: Pao je internet); pasti na pamet, to occur to (Ne pada mi na pamet, I wouldn't dream of it); pasti u vodu, to fall through

упасть; провалить, не сдать (экзамен); упасть, перестать работать (о сети: Pao je internet); pasti na pamet — прийти в голову (Ne pada mi na pamet — и не подумаю); pasti u vodu — сорваться (о плане)

With stress

pȁsti

In Cyrillic

пасти

Examples from the lessons

pasti na ispitu

провалить экзамен

Words that go together

pasti → pao → pavši

упав

Past verbal adverb

pasti s konja na magarca

упасть с коня на осла — сменить хорошее на худшее

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Baš-Čelik (Steel-Man) · Live match: team comms and post-round breakdown · Milk Hunt: “No Cappuccino Today” · Petar Dobrnjac: a “negotiation” with no talks · Biscuits & nuts: flavor and texture · Hairdressing school practice: models and manicures · Five minutes over rocks—and there's the view! · A Storm Forces Him into the Abandoned Mill · ‘Sheep’ and closed pseudo-science circles · A Santa hat for 100 dinars · How not to get hit by a car while delivering · Romance vs. the condom · The Slava: a day never forgotten · Kruševac: meeting the designer and trying to skate · Break it, then glue it: 8 days of stress · Portions by hand: no scale, no calorie math · Veliki Buk waterfall: cold, wind, and stairs · Buying cans… but nothing to drink · Green Card Move: Would She Do It Again? · After-lunch cigarette—and what women couldn’t do · Hungry Goca and the “pro co-driver” · No One Will Cut the “Cursed” Walnut · Dinner for 200: Goca’s potatoes with margarine · “A weight off your heart”: openness and support

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