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1 regulisati
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2 nagoditi
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3 namjestite
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4 namjestiti
* * *• employ• bring• rig• trim• tune in• setup• set right• situate• set• station• posit• posture• pose• lay• fix• Fit• focus• furnish• Configure• adjust• arrange• place• reduce -
5 prilagođavati
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6 postaviti parametre ispisa
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7 uskladiti mjere
• adjust measures -
8 korigirati
vt pf/impf correct (- ispraviti); print proofread I korigirati zbog inflacije adjust for inflation; euph korigirati naviše (cijene) adjust up* * *• update• proofread• correct• corrected -
9 narihtati
vt pf Ger adjust (- podesiti); fig-namjestiti, urediti* * *• adjust -
10 podesiti
vt pf adjust, adapt, regulate itd. (-prilagoditi, uskladiti); (TV sliku, dalekozor) - izoštriti | fino podesiti fine-tune* * *• tune up• setup• square• tailor• fashion• fit• frame• Configure• conform• adapt• adjust• attune• match• refit• regulate• modulate -
11 pomaknuti u desno
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12 ponovo podesite
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13 popraviti
repair, adjust, poboljšati improve* * *• emend• salvage• fix• fix up• improve• correct• adjust• amend• atone• mend• reinstate• redress• rectify• repair• redeem• refresh• reclaim• remedy -
14 poravnati
vt pf (izravnati) even, level; smoothe down, flatten, plane; (po paraleli, osovinama) align, bring into alignment, realign; (izjednačiti) equalize; (svinuto) straighten; (kravatu, sliku na zidu) adjust, straighten I - račune - izravnati račune, obračunati* * *• smooth• surface• flatten• aline• align• alline• adjust -
15 regulirati
vt pf/impf regulate, control, adjust; (rijeku) regulate, improve a river's course* * *• throttle• set off• govern• control• adjust• regulate -
16 usklađivati zakonodavstvo
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17 dotjerati
drive/bring up to, popraviti fix (up)* * *• embellish• retouch• season• drive to• touch up• trim• set right• adjust• polished -
18 dovesti u red
* * *• brush up• rumple• righten• trim• put in order• adjust• arrange• arrange things• marshal• rally -
19 fokus
m opt focus; fig focus (- žarište, središte) l izoštriti fokus focus, bring (in) to focus, get in focus, adjust focus (- dalekozor); izoštravanje -a focus adjustment; izvan -a not in focus, out of focus* * *• focus• near field point -
20 nametnuti
impose, nametnuti se intrude* * *• entail• enforce• push upon• inflict• levy• impose• impress• adjust
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