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1 climate
s podneblje; klima ([fig]); [fig] atmosfera / # of opinion = opće raspoloženje* * *
klima
klimatski
klime
klimom
ozraÄja
ozraÄje
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2 climate change
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3 climate changes
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4 climate changes
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5 favourable climate
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6 global and climate issues
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7 motivational climate
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8 new climate
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9 new climate for economic relations
English-Croatian dictionary > new climate for economic relations
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10 psychosocial climate
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11 school climate
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12 to create a new climate
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13 organizational climate
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14 semiarid climate
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15 temperate climate
umjerena klima; -
16 warm climate
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17 agree
vi/t I. [vi] 1. pristati ([to] na), složiti se ([upon] u čemu), nagoditi se, obavezati se; privoljeti se (čemu), suglasiti se 2. odgovarati ([with] komu, čemu) 3. slagati se ( [with] sa) II. [vt] pomiriti, uskladiti, urediti, izravnati ([to,with] sa);odobriti / climate does not # with me = ne odgovara mi klima; to # upon a th = sporazumjeti se u čemu, utanačiti što* * *
biti suglasan
dobiti suglasnost
dogovoriti
odgovarati
pristati
pristati uz
slagati se
složiti
složiti se
sporazumjeti
sporazumjeti se
suglasiti se
ugovarati nešto
ugovoriti
uskladiti
živjeti u slozi
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