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1 spašavanje broda
• salvage -
2 spašavanje imovine
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3 spašavati
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4 brod za spašavanje
• salvage vessel -
5 spasilački brod
• salvage ship -
6 troskovi spasavanja
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7 spasilački
adj | -a ekipa rescue (mar salvage) team; spasilačkie ekipe rescue workers/teams; search parties; (interventni) emergency workers; -i brod salvage ship -
8 iskorištavanje
exploitation, salvage* * *• employment• exploitation• exploring• using• utilization• usage• operation -
9 Međunarodna konvencija o spašavanju
• International Convention on SalvageHrvatski-Engleski rječnik > Međunarodna konvencija o spašavanju
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10 nagrada za spašavanje
• reward for salvage -
11 nagrada za spaŠavanje na moru
• reward for salvage on sea -
12 popraviti
repair, adjust, poboljšati improve* * *• emend• salvage• fix• fix up• improve• correct• adjust• amend• atone• mend• reinstate• redress• rectify• repair• redeem• refresh• reclaim• remedy -
13 popravka
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14 pravo na nagradu za spaŠavanje
• right to reward for salvage -
15 prerada
processing, manufacture* * *• rewriting• salvage• re-work• rework• processing• adaptation• arrangement• refinement -
16 ratni plijen
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17 spasavanje
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18 spasiti
save, rescue, spasiti se get saved/rescued* * *• salve• salvage• save• retrieve• to save• redeem• rescue -
19 spašavanje
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20 trofej
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