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1 od spring
• sprang; sprung -
2 p. od to spring
• sprang; sprung -
3 proš. od spring
• sprang; sprung -
4 vešalica (videti-spring shackle)
• shackleSerbian-English dictionary > vešalica (videti-spring shackle)
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5 elastični osigurač
• spring cotter• spring retainer• snap ring• spring pin• spring steel wire -
6 opružna podloška
• spring washer• spring ring• spring clip• elastic washer• locking washer -
7 krutost opruge
• spring rate• spring stiffness• deflection rate -
8 opružni osigurač
• spring retainer• spring pin -
9 opružni pristen
• spring washer• spring ring• elastic washer• locking washer -
10 osovinica gibnja
• spring bolt• spring eye bolt -
11 sedište opruge
• spring seat• spring saddle -
12 držač opruge
• spring retainer; valve spring retainer -
13 dušek na opruge
• spring mattress; spring-mattress -
14 izvitoperiti se
• spring; spring back; start -
15 jara pšenica
• spring wheat; spring-wheat -
16 jarica
• spring wheat; spring-wheat; summer wheat -
17 kantar na oprugu
• spring scales; spring-scales -
18 koji radi pod dejstvom opruge
• spring operated; spring-loaded operated -
19 napon opruge
• spring tension; spring-loaded tension -
20 opružna reza
• spring bolt; spring-bolt
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Spring fly — Spring Spring, n. [AS. spring a fountain, a leap. See {Spring}, v. i.] 1. A leap; a bound; a jump. [1913 Webster] The prisoner, with a spring, from prison broke. Dryden. [1913 Webster] 2. A flying back; the resilience of a body recovering its… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
