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1 prekinuti rad
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2 završavati
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3 završiti program
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vt pf finish, complete, end, conclude, bring to an end/ a conclusion, terminate, get finished (- svršiti) | ne - vši not completing, leaving unfinished; (glasom) trailing off; loše završititi - loše svršiti; - započeto treba -* * *• endly• end• close• complete• completed• round up• to finish• wrap up• wind up• stop• terminate• finish• finalize• graduate• implement• be quits• be over• conclude• quit -
5 dokrajčiti
put an end to, end, go through with* * *• terminate• liquidate• finish -
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7 konačan
final, ultmate* * *• definitive• determinate• utter• ultimate• terminate• finite• final• conclusive -
8 ograničen
* * *• borderline• bounded• borded• scanty• delimited• sheepish• stinting• terminable• terminate• lacking• limited• finite• illiberal• constrained• confining• confined• obtuse• one sided• parochial• meagre• reduced• restricted• restrictive• restrained• narrow• narrow minded -
9 okončanje
n terminating, termination, ending putting an end to | radi -a (rata) to terminate (the war), to end (the war) itd.* * *• ending• completion• termination• finish• conclusion -
10 okončati
vt pf - dokrajčiti, svršiti* * *• end• complete• to put an end to• terminate• perfect• quit -
11 prestati
cease, stop, end, obustaviti suspend* * *• endly• end• close• cease• cede• desist• cut out• discontinue• stop• terminate• surcease• intermit• leave• knock off• fail• give up• give over• raise• quit -
12 raskinuti
impf break/tear/rip/pull/rend apart (ili to pieces); break in two; dismember; sever, sunder; (spone, lance) break bonds, unfetter, unchain; (ugovor) cancel, abrogate, rescind | - sa break/split with, part ways, break away from, break off, go one's own way* * *• cancel• break up• break• rupture• disrupt• sever• tear• terminate• pull apart• rend -
13 svršiti
* * *• end• endly• complete• wind up• terminate• finish• get rocks off• implement• accomplish• perfect -
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vr pf end, come to an end, be concluded, finish, coll wind up (- svršiti se)* * *• cease• turn out• work out• terminate -
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adj concluding, closing, terminal, final | -i ispit(i) final(s); - govor closing/winding-up speech \jur (tužitelja, branitelja) summing-up; -i banket closing/farewell banquet; -o zasjedanje closing session; -i tjedni/mjeseci closing weeks/months; - o poga* * *• closing• terminate• terminating• final -
16 prekinuti se
vr pf (u govoru) check oneself; (nešto) come to a halt; (konop) part, snap; (prestati) break off, stop, cease, finish, terminate, be stopped, be discontinued, be suspended, be cut short, come to a halt, come to an end, be brought to a halt/standstill, fol
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