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1 spacionirati
vt pf/impf (u tipkanju i tisku) space out -
2 deplasiran
out of place, vidi neumjestan* * *• out of space -
3 razdijeliti
* * *• divvy up• distribute• dole out• disjoin• dole• divide• tune out• space• split• portion• fractionate• fragment• hand out• give out• allot• apportion• parcel• pass out• piece out• partition• part• resolving -
4 prorijediti
vt pf thin (out); fig take a toll of; -razrijediti* * *• thin• space• attenuate• organize -
5 iznajmljivati se
vr impf hire o.s. out; be for rent/ /hire/lease I » -uje se« AE Now Renting, For Rent; BE To Let; AE/BE For Lease; -uje se kuća (stan) AE House/Home (Apartment) for Rent/Lease; BE House (Flat) to Let; -uje se uredski prostor AE/BE Office Space Available;
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