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21 pomagač
• abetter; abettor; accessary; aid; allies; ally; assistant; associate; auxiliary; contributor; countenancer; forwarder; helper; principal in the second degree; prop; second means; seconder; subsidiary; upholder -
22 pomoćnik
• acolyte; adjunct; adjutancy; adjutant; aid; aider; amanaensis; amanuenses; assessor; assistant; assistent; associate; auxillary; auxilliary; coadjutor; deputy; devil; helper; helpmate; helpmeet; lecturer; lektor; mate; nipper; second; subsidiary; understady; yeoman -
23 povezan
• adjoin; associate; coherent; concomitant; connected; engaged; online; refered; related; throughput -
24 pratilac
• accompanist; acolyte; appendage; associate; attendant; companion; consort; follower; porter; retainer; satelitte; satellite; secondary; shadow; squire; tracer; tracker; trailer -
25 pridružen-o
• accompanied; adjunct; associate; companion; related -
26 pripojiti se
• accede; associate -
27 saveznik
• allies; ally; associate; confederate; leagure -
28 spojen
• adjunct; allied; associate; attached; bonded; clipped; compound; connected; contiguious; conjoint; conjugate; conjunct; conjunctive; coupled; engaged; in circuit; in-circuit; jointed; linkage; linked; merged; multiple; pieced; sortable; sortabled; synthesized; united -
29 spojiti se
• adjoin; amalgamate; associate; coalesce; connatural; connect; conjoin; conjugate; copulate; interlock; join; knit; mix up; pair -
30 stručni saradnik
• expert-associate -
31 učestvovati
• assist; associate; concur; mingle; partake; partake partook partaken; participate; sh.; share with; take part; take part in something; to participate; to take part; to take part in -
32 udružen
• allied; amalgamate; associate; associated; connected; conjoint; conjunct; corporate; integrated; mingy; united -
33 udružiti se
• amalgamate; associate; join hands; league; solidify; unite; with a affiliate -
34 ujediniti se
• amalgamate; associate; combine; unite
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