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21 povezan
pp & adj linked, connected, tied up (with), bound with; associated, identified with; related, correlated; in touch with, having links/ties with; (rana) dressed, bandaged; - uvezan | uzajamno povezan interconnected, interlinked, interrelated, interlocking, inter* * *• bound• coined• linked• banded• connected• correlated• affiliated• affine• associative• associated• associate• attached• on line• online• merged• relative• referenced• related -
22 povezati
bind, tie up* * *• combine• tie up• tie• transfer• interconnect• incorporate• link• band together• bandage• bind• connect• coordinate• associate -
23 povezati se
vr pf (s nekim) get in touch with, contact smb., make/establish contact with, link/hook up with; (udružiti se) ally/align/ /associate/identify (o.s.) with, join hands with, forge ties with | logično se povezati se (»sjesti«) click (into place), make sense, add up;* * *• interlock• incorporate -
24 pratilac
* * *• escort• companion• retainer• satellite• tracker• trailer• porter• accompanist• associate• attendant -
25 pratitelj
• escort• companion• associate -
26 pratiti
follow, kući see home, ispratiti see off* * *• escort• retrace• see• trace• track• watch• show• squire• pursue• follow• convoy• accompany• associate• attend• overlook• monitor• monitored -
27 pridružen
pp & adj | - i član associate member* * *• adjoint• admitted• adjecent• associative• assigned• attached• associated -
28 pridružiti se
vr pf join, attach oneself to, associate oneself with; come along; follow example; fig join the ranks, get into the act, throw in one's lot with, take up a/smb's cause | njima su se -li they were joined by* * *• join in• join• accede -
29 pripojiti s
• accede• associate -
30 pripojiti se
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31 saveznik
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32 spojiti se
vr pf join, link (up), hook up/together, connect, couple; combine, integrate, be brought together, come together, unite, amalgamate, merge; get in touch with each other* * *• coalesce• interlock• conjoin• amalgamate• associate -
33 učestvovati
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34 učlaniti se
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35 udružen
pp & adj put together, pooled, combined, united, joined, coupled, merged* * *• jointed• affiliated• amalgamate• associated• associate• mingy -
36 udružiti
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37 udružiti se
vr pf join (up), join forces, join/ /band/get/pull/come together, join hands; integrate, merge, unite; become allies, ally oneself with; become associates, team up; com become partners, enter into partnership; form a union/coalition/an association; make c* * *• club• solidify• amalgamate• associate -
38 ujediniti se
vr pf unite, become one/united, form a union; combine (into); be integrated; integrate; amalgamate, merge, incorporate; make common cause with; consolidate; - udružiti se* * *• unite• amalgamate• associate -
39 Veleučilište
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40 vezati
* * *• tie up• to tie• tie• slur• take up• lace• link• knot• fasten• band• binding• bind• couple• connect• associate• attach
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