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1 bogatstva
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2 imućnost
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3 obiluje
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4 porez na bogatstvo
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5 nacionalno bogastvo
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6 raspodjela bogatstva
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7 bogatstvo
imetak wealith, svojstvo richness, obilje abundance* * *• enriched• riches• richness• treasure• wealth• pregnancy• profusion• fortune• exuberance• bag• affluence• abundance• amplitude• opulence• luxury -
8 dioničko bogatstvo
• shareholders' wealth• shareholders' value -
9 izobilje
* * *• riches• wealth• prodigality• exuberance• glut• fullness• abundance• opulence• plenty -
10 javno dobro
• public wealth -
11 obilje
* * *• wealth• stock• store• superfluity• profusion• fertility• fullness• fulness• abundance• affluence• abundant• overflow• plenitude• plenty• luxuriance• luxury• redundance -
12 obogatiti se
vr pf become rich/wealthy/affluent/prosperous, enrich oneself, amass wealth/riches, coll strike it rich; make money, make a fortune, coll make a mint, sl make a killing; sl make one's pile; be a rich itd. man/woman/person; specif go from rags to riches* * *• fatten• become rich -
13 raskošno
adv luxuriously, sumptuously, gorgeously, profusely, on a lavish scale | živjeti - lead a life of luxury, wallow in riches/wealth* * *• richly• delightful• sheen -
14 obogaćivati se
vr impf become rich itd. (- obogatiti se) iter become increasingly rich/ /wealthy, amass wealth/riches -
15 zećat
m Tur wealth tax, zakat
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