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1 postage
s poštarina, poštanska pristojba* * *
poštanska uputnica
poštarina -
2 postage stamp
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3 postage due
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4 postage-due
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5 free of charge and postage paid
[com] besplatno i frankoEnglish-Croatian dictionary > free of charge and postage paid
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6 additional
adj dodatan, naknadni, dopunski / # charges = naknadni troškovi; # order = naknada, kasnija narudžba; # postage = naknadna poštarina, porto* * *
daljnji
dodatni
dopunski
ekstra
naknadan
naknadni -
7 excess
s prekoračenje, presezanje; prestupak; pretjeranost, neumjerenost, razuzdanost, krajnost; pretičak, preobilje; [math] višak, ostatak, razlika; [pl] ispadi, divljaštvo, razularenost / in # of = suviše, preko, više nego; # baggage (luggage) = višak prtljage; # profits duty (tax) = porez na izvanrednu (npr. ratnu) dobit; [rly] # fare = nadoplatak na putnu kartu; to carry a th to # = dovesti što do krajnosti, pretjerati; to eat to # = neumjereno jesti; # postage = nadoplata poštarine (za nedovoljno frankirana pisma); [tech] # pressure = prekotlak* * *
eksces
franšiza
odbitna franšiza
ostaci
ostatak
ostatke
prekomjeran
prekoraÄenje
preobilje
prestup
pretjeranost
višak
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