stríc

stríc
-a m (í) 1. očetov ali materin brat: stric je prišel na obisk; ima tri strice in eno teto / stric po materi / mali ali mrzli stric očetov ali materin bratranec // navadno kot nagovor starejši znan moški: kam ste namenjeni, stric 2. ekspr. človek, ki zaradi svojega položaja lahko posreduje za koga: brez strica tega ne bi dosegel; ima veliko zvez in stricev ● biti, ostati (doma) za strica v kmečkem okolju biti, ostati neporočen pri poročenem bratu, sestri; šalj. stric iz Amerike bogat in radodaren človek

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