proterati
протератиpròterati · /prǒterati/ · perfective · impf.: proteravati, proterivati
VERB
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to expel; to banish; to deportVlada je proterala dvojicu stranih diplomata. — The government expelled two foreign diplomats.Proteran je iz zemlje posle rata. — He was banished from the country after the war.
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(of people, animals) to drive; to chase awayPastir je proterao ovce kroz selo. — The shepherd drove the sheep through the village.Komšija je proterao pse iz dvorišta. — The neighbor chased the dogs out of the yard.
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(of an object through an opening) to push through; to pass throughMajstor je proterao žicu kroz cev. — The handyman pushed the wire through the pipe.Baka je lako proterala konac kroz iglu. — Grandma easily passed the thread through the needle.
Construction: proterati someone iz + gen. (proterati iz zemlje). For pushing a law or decision through, progurati (progurati zakon) is usually used, not proterati.
Conjugation, perfective
| Present tense | |
|---|---|
| ja | proteram |
| ti | proteraš |
| on/ona/ono | protera |
| mi | proteramo |
| vi | proterate |
| oni/one/ona | proteraju |
Past tense: proterao, proterala, proteralo · proterali, proterale
Future: proteraću, proteraćeš, proteraće, proteraćemo, proteraćete, proteraće
Imperative: proteraj
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Updated 6 October 2026