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1 omogućiti prilagodbu
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2 odračunati
vt pf deduct, subtract, withdraw, discount, remove, take off/out/from, coll lop off, slknock off; (uzeti u obzir) make allowan-ces for, allow for -
3 uplanirati
vt pf plan for; (predvidjeti) allow for -
4 omogućavati
vi impf enable, make possible itd. (- omogućiti); impf enable repeatedly | to omogućavatia druge kombinacije this makes possible (ili lends itself to, paves way for, ensures, provides opportunity for, makes available, allows for, facilitates) other combinations* * *• enable• enabling• can• provide• allow -
5 omogućavanje
n making (it) possible, making (ili rendering) possible/feasible/practicable; impf making it possible repeatedly | - umirovljenicima da enabling (ili making it possible for) retired people to* * *• enabling• provision• allow• allowing -
6 pristati
vi pf (brod) put in/ashore, land; (na nešto) agree to, consent, say yes, accept, settle for; (uz ideju, stranku) adhere to, subscribe to, take up a cause, become a follower, join; - pristajati | ne pristati not agree to, disagree; -jem! agreed!, it's a deal!* * *• endorse• comply• dock• land• consent• consent to• accept• agree• allow• assent• assort
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