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- dȉlati (što) nesvrš. <prez. -ām, pril. sad. -ajūći, gl. im. -ānje>DEFINICIJA1. razg. baviti se poslom dilera2. žarg. raspačavati drogu; preprodavatiETIMOLOGIJAvidi dil
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