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(a pause or rest.) premor* * *I [réspit, réspait]nounodlog, odgoditev, odložitev, podaljšanje roka; kratek odmor, premor, prestanek; olajšanje, oddih ( from od); pomilostitev, odgoditev izvršitve (smrtne kazni), odlog kaznito put in respite — odgoditi, odložitito toil without respite — garati, težko delati brez oddiha, brez prestankaII [réspit, réspait]transitive verbodgoditi, odložiti, podaljšati rok (za dolgove); suspendirati; military zadržati, ustaviti; dopustiti začasno olajšanje, (trenutno) olajšati (bolečine itd.); pomilostiti (na smrt obsojenega) -
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['letə]1) (a mark expressing a sound: the letters of the alphabet.) črka2) (a written message, especially sent by post in an envelope: She slowly took the letter from its envelope; Did you post my letter?) pismo•- letterbox
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- to the letter* * *I [létə]nounčrka; pismo; plural uradno pismo, listina; plural književnosf, znanostto the letter — dobesedno, podrobnothe letter of the law — črka zakona, strogo po zakonufiguratively red-letter day — praznikman of letters — književnik, znanstvenikcommonwealth ( —ali republic) of letters — pisci, literatieconomy letter of acceptance — prejeta menica, akceptjuridically letter of administration — sodni nalog o upravi zapuščineeconomy letter of advice — spremno pismo, avizojuridically letter of allotment — sodni nalog o dodelitviletter of attorney — pooblastilo, polnomočjeeconomy letter of conveyance — tovorni spremni listletter of credence — pismeno priporočilo, akreditivno pismoeconomy letter of credit — kreditno pismoletter of marque — dovoljenje privatniku, da zaseže tujo trgovsko ladjoletters patent economy patentni listjuridically dekret, pooblastilo; juridically letters testamentary — pooblastilo izvrševalcu oporokeII [létə]transitive verbnapisati, zaznamovati s črkami, (naslov) natisnitiIII [létə]nounnajemodajalec
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