nabaciti
набацитиnabáciti · /nabǎːt͡siti/ · perfective · impf.: nabacivati
VERB
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(of clothes) to throw on; to slip onNabacila je jaknu i izašla napolje. — She threw on her jacket and went outside.Nabacio je ćebe preko kauča. — He threw a blanket over the couch.
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colloq. (of weight) to put on; to gainPreko leta sam nabacio pet kila. — I put on five kilos over the summer.
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(of an idea) to throw out; to suggestKolega je na sastanku nabacio zanimljivu ideju. — A colleague threw out an interesting idea at the meeting.
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(in sports, + dat.) to cross; to passBek je nabacio loptu napadaču na glavu. — The full-back crossed the ball onto the striker's head.
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colloq. (nabaciti se, flirting, + dat.) to hit on; to make a pass atNabacio joj se čim je ušla u kafić. — He hit on her as soon as she walked into the café.
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colloq. (of work, duties, + dat.) to throw someone's way; to get someone some workŠef mi je nabacio još jedan projekat pred odmor. — The boss dumped another project on me right before my vacation.Drug mi je nabacio posao preko leta. — A friend got me some work over the summer.
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(onto a surface) to throw onto; to applyMajstor je nabacio malter na zid. — The builder threw plaster onto the wall.
The imperfective is nabacivati; for “to pile up” nabacati is more common.
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Conjugation, perfective
| Present tense | |
|---|---|
| ja | nabacim |
| ti | nabaciš |
| on/ona/ono | nabaci |
| mi | nabacimo |
| vi | nabacite |
| oni/one/ona | nabace |
Past tense: nabacio, nabacila, nabacilo · nabacili, nabacile
Future: nabaciću, nabacićeš, nabaciće, nabacićemo, nabacićete, nabaciće
Imperative: nabaci
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Updated 29 October 2026