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салдо, вага, рамнотежа, остаток, билансv балансира, израмнува, мери, измирува (сметки)* * *n. 1. кантар, вага, теразија (see also scale I);2. рамнотежа, однос на сили, биланс; to be in balance да се биде во рамнотежа; to keep (lose) one's balance одржување (губење) на рамнотежа; to throw off balance исфрлање од рамнотежа; the balance of power рамнотежна сила, политичка рамнотежа; to strike a balance доведување во рамнотежа; a foreign trade balance биланс на надоворешната трговија; to tip the balance (of power) in smb.'s favor сменување (променување) на односот на силите во нечија корист; to upset the balance of power пореметување на рамнотежата; (mil.) to keep the enemy off balance не дозволување на непријателот да ги среди своите единици;3. салдо;4. остаток; balance II v1.tr урамнотежување; држење во рамнотежа; балансирање; to balance a budget урамнотежување на буџетот; to balance a scale урамнотежување на вагата;2. tr салдирање; to balance an account салдирање на сметка, изведување на салдо;3. intr да се биде во рамнотежа, балансирање; (v) мери, балансира, измирува
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