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1 necessary
s potreba, nužda; [com] roba široke potrošnje, svakidašnja potrepština (obično pl); [jur] životna sredstva / sl the # = pšotrebna sredstva;[arch] zahod* * *
neophodan
neophodno
nužan
nužda
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2 necessary conditions
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3 necessary measure
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4 necessary provisions
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5 agree on the necessary methods
English-Croatian dictionary > agree on the necessary methods
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6 be necessary
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7 creation of the necessary conditions
English-Croatian dictionary > creation of the necessary conditions
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8 if necessary
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9 to deem necessary
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10 to take all the steps necessary
English-Croatian dictionary > to take all the steps necessary
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11 to take the necessary steps
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12 to the extent necessary
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13 where necessary
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