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21vîr — m 〈N mn vírovi〉 1. {{001f}}ekspr. izvor, vrelo 2. {{001f}}nemirno mjesto na vodi gdje se voda okreće u struji ili drugačije izazvanim vrtloženjem; vrtlog …
22Vir — Vȋr m DEFINICIJA 1. otok SZ od Zadra, 22,4 km2 2. naselje na istoimenom otoku, 860 stan …
23vir|e|o — «VIHR ee oh», noun, plural e|os. a small, olive green songbird that eats insects; greenlet. The North American black capped vireo, red eyed vireo, yellow throated vireo, white eyed vireo, blue headed vireo, and warbling vireo are six kinds.… …
24vir|ga — «VUR guh», noun. Meteorology. streamers of rain or snow falling from a cloud, but dissipated before they reach the ground. ╂[< Latin virga a twig, streak (in the heavens); colored stripe. See etym. of doublet verge1. (Cf. ↑verge)] …
25vir|id — «VIHR ihd», adjective. green; verdant: »The virid brilliance of the grass in the locust grove (New Yorker). ╂[< Latin viridis green] …
26vir|o|la — «VIHR uh luh», noun. a South American tree related to the nutmeg, having a hard, reddish brown wood. ╂[< New Latin Virola the genus name] …
27vir|tu|al|i|ty — «VUR chu AL uh tee», noun. the condition or quality of being virtual …
28vir|tu|al|ly — «VUR chu uh lee», adverb. in effect, though not in name; actually; really: »If you travel by jet plane, Los Angeles and New York are virtually neighbors …
29vir|tu|al — «VUR chu uhl», adjective. 1. being something in effect, though not so in name; for all practical purposes; actual; real: »The battle was won with so great a loss of soldiers that it was a virtual defeat. 2. Optics. a) of or having to do with an… …
30vir|tu|o|sa — «VUR chu OH suh», noun, plural sas. a woman virtuoso. ╂[< Italian virtuosa, feminine of virtuoso] …
