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gaziti

газити

gȁziti · /ɡâziti/ · imperfective

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VERB
  1. to step on; to tread on
    Ne gazi travu, tek je posađena! — Don't walk on the grass, it's just been planted!
    Pazi, gaziš mi nogu! — Careful, you're stepping on my foot!
  2. (through water, snow, mud) to wade; to tramp
    Deca su gazila kroz duboki sneg do škole. — The children tramped through deep snow to school.
    Gazili smo potok bosi. — We waded across the stream barefoot.
  3. to trample on; to walk all over
    Ta firma gazi prava svojih radnika. — That company tramples on its workers' rights.
    Ne dozvoli da te ljudi gaze. — Don't let people walk all over you.
  4. (of age) to be in one's Nth year
    Moj deda gazi osamdesetu, a još radi u bašti. — My grandpa is pushing eighty and still works in the garden.
  5. (with a vehicle) to run over
    Vozač je gazio pešake na trotoaru. — The driver was running over pedestrians on the sidewalk.
    Na tom putu automobili često gaze životinje. — On that road cars often run over animals.

Used both with a direct object (gaziti travu) and with po + locative (gaziti po travi).

Expressions
  • gaziti preko leševa — to stop at nothing
    On je spreman da gazi preko leševa zbog karijere. — He'll stop at nothing for his career.
Conjugation, imperfective
Present tense
jagazim
tigaziš
on/ona/onogazi
migazimo
vigazite
oni/one/onagaze
Past tense: gazio, gazila, gazilo · gazili, gazile
Future: gaziću, gazićeš, gaziće, gazićemo, gazićete, gaziće
Imperative: gazi
AI Updated 29 October 2026