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1 chain ladder method
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2 chain drive
vidi:chain belt* * *
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3 chain tongs
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4 chain wheel
cidi:chain sprocket -
5 chain
s lanac, verige; niz; mjera za duljinu (.11 m) / #s [pl] = [fig] okovi, ropstvo; # of mountains = gorski lanac, gorska kosa; # conveyer [tech] = lančani transporter; # hoist = lančana dizalica; # reaction = lančana reakcija; # trade = verižna trgovina* * *
lanac
mreža
niz
okovati
okovi
vijenac planine -
6 chain cover
lancobran -
7 chain locker bilge
kaljuža lanÄanika -
8 chain mortiser
glodalica -
9 chain of events
događanja
događanje -
10 chain pipe
cijev lanÄanika -
11 chain reaction
lanÄana reakcija -
12 chain reaction polymerasis
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13 chain store
s [US] jedna od niza prodavaonica neke kompanije* * *
lanac prodavaonica -
14 chain symbol
[inform] simbol lanca* * *
simbol lanca -
15 chain
banking lančano bankarstvoEnglesko-Hrvatski Glosar bankarstva, osiguranja i ostalih financijskih usluga > chain
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16 chain reaction
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17 chain
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18 chain armour
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19 chain belt
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20 chain block
uređaj za tegljenje; sistem koluta za tegljenje pomoću lanaca
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