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Starting a new year can ... you mentally, so be sure to take a break when you need it.

Starting a new year can push you (iscrpiti te) mentally, so be sure to take a break when you need it.

It's good to set clear ... for yourself, so you know what you're working for.

It's good to set clear goals (ciljeve) for yourself, so you know what you're working for.

This year will have a bigger ... than the last, so there'll be more to do and learn.

This year will have a bigger workload (opterećenje) than the last, so there'll be more to do and learn.

If you moved schools make sure to learn the ... between home and school.

If you moved schools make sure to learn the route (ruta/put) between home and school.

Tom thinks he will ... through this year.

Tom thinks he will breeze through (proći bez poteškoća) this year.

George's mom asked him how he ... school this year?

George's mom asked him how he liked school this year?

We are ... started with grade 8.

We are getting started (počinjemo sa, na glagol get dodaje se nastavak -ing, pri čemu se dodaje duplo t, jer se radi o radnji koja trenutno traje) with grade 8.

I made sure to ... up on school supplies before school started.

I made sure to stock up on (opskrbiti se sa) school supplies before school started.

At the beginning of the year we ... the class president.

At the beginning of the year we elect (izaberemo) the class president.

It's a good idea to ... a sport, to keep active.

It's a good idea to practice (baviti se) a sport, to keep active.

Claire asked Manny if she can ... with him this year because his desk is the closest to the windows.

Claire asked Manny if she can sit with (sjjediti s njim) him this year because his desk is the closest to the windows.

When making goals it's good to imagine or ... yourself achieving them.

When making goals it's good to imagine or visualize (vizualizirati) yourself achieving them.

In Japan the new school year starts in April, unlike in Croatia where it starts in ...

In Japan the new school year starts in April, unlike in Croatia where it starts in September (rujnu).

George applied for a few ... activities, which aren't obligatory and areusually held after class.

George applied for a few extracurricular (izvannastavne) activities, which aren't obligatory and areusually held after class.

James has already started sucking up to the new teacher, he's such a teacher's ...

James has already started sucking up to the new teacher, he's such a teacher's pet (učiteljev ljubimac).

Which subject are you ... forward to the most?

Which subject are you looking forward to (raduješ se) the most?

Make a space ... to studying, to help you focus.

Make a space dedicated to (posvećen) studying, to help you focus.

In Thomas's school everyone wears ..., so they're all dressed the same.

In Thomas's school everyone wears uniforms(uniforme), so they're all dressed the same.

The new teacher ... on us to introduce ourselves.

The new teacher called on us (prozvao/la nas je) to introduce ourselves.

Eric ... up with a new kid in his class.

Eric buddied up (sprijateljio se sa) with a new kid in his class.

Our new teacher just ... university, this is her first year as a teacher.

Our new teacher just finished university, this is her first year as a teacher.

It's imortant to go to sleep on time so you aren't ... in class.

It's imortant to go to sleep on time so you aren't tired (umoran/a) in class.

Make sure to ... your lunch or a snack, so you can keep your energy up through the day.

Make sure to pack (spakirati) your lunch or a snack, so you can keep your energy up through the day.

Mathias is planning to ... the books from the start of the year.

Mathias is planning to hit the books (učiti) from the start of the year.

The teacher outlined the ... we will achieve this year.

The teacher outlined the goals (ciljeve) we will achieve this year.