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nuzrok• causes of loss form formular o uzrocima gubitaka• intervening cause međudogađaj• proximate cause neposredni uzrokEnglesko-Hrvatski Glosar bankarstva, osiguranja i ostalih financijskih usluga > cause
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2 cause
s uzrok ([of a [th]] čemu), razlog, povod ([for] za;[to] do); opće dobro, dobrobit; [jur] parnica, proces / efficient # = djelotvoran povod, snažan pokretač; final # = svrha, cilj, konačni cilj; First # = Stvoritelj; make common # with a [p] = boriti se za istu stvar zajedno s kim; to plead one's # = zastupati svoju stvar* * *
izazivati
izazvati
parnica
poteći
povod
prouzroÄiti
prouzrokovati
razlog
stvar
stvoriti
uzroÄnik
uzroÄnost Å¡tete
uzrok
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3 cause disadvantages
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4 cause of death
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5 cause serious damage
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6 cause serious disturbance
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7 cause serious harm
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8 cause trouble
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9 cause-related marketing
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10 cause list
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11 cause of cancellation
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12 cause-list
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13 as to cause or threaten to cause
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da izazove ili da prijeti izazivanjem
da uzrokuje ili bi moglo prouzroÄiti
da uzrokuje ili prijeti uzrokovanjemEnglish-Croatian dictionary > as to cause or threaten to cause
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15 or threaten to cause
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izazvati ili prijetiti izazivanjem
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16 proximate cause
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17 determination of the cause of a loss
English-Croatian dictionary > determination of the cause of a loss
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18 occasion/ cause
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19 confusion
s 1. smetnja, pometnja, zbrka, zabuna (to cause #, to work #) 2. nered; metež 3. smetenost, smućenost, zbunjenost 4. zamjena, pobrkanost ([of [th] with another])* * *
bezglavost
komešanje
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adj (#ly [adv]) prvi / # cause = prauzrok; # cost = cijena koštanja; # finger = kažiprst; # floor = prvi kat; [US] prizemlje; to come in # = doći prvi na cilj, pobijediti u utrci; head # = glavom naprijed; First Lord of the Treasury = ministar državne riznice (jedna od dužnosti koju vrši ministar predsjednik britanske vlade); First Lord of the Admirality = ministar mornarice; First Sea Lord = komandant mornarice; # lieutenant = poručnik; pomoćnik komandanta (ratnog broda); # mate = prvi oficir (trgovačkog broda); # open water = čim se otvori riječni promet; at # sight = na prvi pogled; # day = nedjelja; # Commoner = predsjednik Donjeg doma; # International = Prva internacionala; # water = najčistije vode (o briljantima)* * *
najprije
prvi
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