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1 snop
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2 odaslati
bundle out, dispatch* * *• expedite• route• despatch• dispatch• send off• send• issue -
3 svezati
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4 svežanj kvadrika
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5 toplo obući
• bundle up -
6 naramak
bundle, armful -
7 snop optičkih vlakna
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8 svežanj
package, bundle* * *• bunch• bundle• sheaf• fagot• packet• package• pack• parcel• pile -
9 bala
bale, pack, tkanine bolt, roll, žice roll* * *• bundle• bolt• roll• bale• pack -
10 breme
burden, load* * *• bundle• burden• weight• tax• load• fardel• onus -
11 grupirati
vt pf/impf group; arrange in sets/patterns/clusters; array, order; coll bunch up* * *• bundle• bunch• group• arrange• array -
12 hrpa
* * *• bulk• bundle• bunch• stack• flock• hoard• heap• huddle• batch• accumulation• pile• mass• lump -
13 lova
f sl dough, bread, the bucks, the green, moolah, dinero (sve A sl); B sl lolly I laka lovaa A sl gravy train; sitna -a A fig nickles and dimes, A sl: chickenfeed, peanuts pl; za sitnu lovau for peanuts; velika lovaa (-a do krova) a pile of money, a bundle; A si: l* * *• hunting -
14 nervozan
adj nervous; coll jumpy, jittery; tense, overwrought, highstrung, on edge; - uzrujan I biti vrlo - be very nervous, be a nervous wreck, be a bundle of nerves* * *• jittery• jumpy• fidgety• high-strung• nervous• nervy -
15 obući se
vr pf put on clothes, put one's clothes/ /things on, get dressed, dress (oneself); specif finish dressing; - oblačiti se I toplo se obući se dress warmly, put some warm clothes/things on, get into something warm, bundle up* * *• dress up• vest• put on• get dressed -
16 paket
parcel, package* * *• bundle• holding• bale• parcel• pack• package• packet -
17 plik
m med - mjehur | - papira sheaf/ /bundle of papers* * *• gall• bleb• blister -
18 pramen i svežanj kvadrika
• quadrics pencil and bundle -
19 zamotuljak
m little parcel/bundle* * *• roll• parcel• packet -
20 zavežljaj
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