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1 anchor
sidro; vezni svornjak (vijak); temeljni vijak; pričvrstiti, učvrstiti.* * *
anker
injekcijska smjesa
kotva
lenger
priÄvrstiti
sidra
sidrište
sidriti
sidro
simbol nade
spas
uÄvrstiti
usidiriti
usidriti
utoÄiÅ¡te
zatezaÄ
zatezati -
2 anchor bolt-hole
rupa za sidreni svornjak -
3 anchor davit
sidrena soha -
4 anchor guard
vodilica sidra -
5 anchor recess
sidrena nisa -
6 anchor room
spremište za sidro -
7 anchor shackle
sidreni Å¡kopac -
8 anchor winch
sidreno vitlo -
9 anchor windlass
sidreni vinÄ -
10 anchor bolt
sidreni vijak, temeljni vijak. -
11 anchor clamps
sidrene stezaljke. -
12 anchor line
sidreno uže; vlačno uže; zatezno uže. -
13 anchor packer
sidreni dubinski paker za bušotine. -
14 anchor plate
s teški komad drveta ili metala koji služi kao uporište za čeličnu užad na visećim mostovima itd. -
15 anchor rope
sidreno uže, -
16 anchor screw
sidreni vijak. -
17 anchor stroke
s udarac na biljaru, kad igrač svojom kuglom pogodi uzastopce druge dvije -
18 anchor-plate
s teški komad drveta ili metala koji služi kao uporište za čeličnu užad na visećim mostovima itd. -
19 anchor-stroke
s udarac na biljaru, kad igrač svojom kuglom pogodi uzastopce druge dvije -
20 admirality anchor
admiralitetsko sidro
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