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11lego — lȇgo m <indekl.> DEFINICIJA dječja edukativna igračka: plastične kocke različitih oblika i veličina koje se slažu u različite oblike umetanjem jednih u druge [lego kocke] ETIMOLOGIJA tvorničko ime proizvoda© …
12lego — lègo dkt. Nupirkaũ sūnui lègo riñkinį …
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14Lego® — /legˈō/ noun A toy consisting of small interlocking plastic pieces, principally bricks for constructing model buildings, etc adjective (figurative) Of buildings, simply and cheaply constructed, jerry built ORIGIN: Dan leg godt play well, invented …
15Lego™ — 7 [ˈleɡəʊ] [ˈleɡoʊ] noun uncountable a children s toy that consists of small coloured bricks that fit together Word Origin: [Lego] 1950s …
16LEGO — er et stort dansk legetøjsfirma, beliggende i Billund. Navnet er en sammentrækning af leg godt …
17lego® — {{hw}}{{lego®}}{{/hw}}s. m. inv. Nome commerciale di un gioco di costruzioni in plastica. ETIMOLOGIA: comp. delle voci danesi leg (imperat. di lege ‘giocare’) e go(dt) (avv. dell agg. god ‘buono’), propr. ‘gioca bene’ …
18lego — lego, ga adjetivo y sustantivo 1) seglar, secular, laico, profano. ≠ religioso. 2) converso, confeso, donado, hermano …
19Lego — 1954, proprietary name (in use since 1934, according to the company), from Dan. phrase leg godt play well. The founder, Ole Kirk Christiansen, didn t realize until later that the word meant I study or I put together in Latin …
20lēgō — *lēgō germ., stark. Femininum (ō): nhd. Liegen ( Neutrum), Lage, Hinterhalt; ne. situation, waylaying; Rekontruktionsbasis: afries., as., ahd.; Hinweis: s. *legjan; Etymologie: s …
