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1 backward
• glup; minuli; natrag; natraške; nazadan; nenaklonjen; povučen-o; prema natrag; prošli; spor; stidljiv; suprotan; trom; tup; unatrag; unazad; zakasneli; zakasneo; zaostao; zastareo -
2 backward-s
• obrnut nazad; okrenut nazad -
3 backward correction
• unazadna korekcija -
4 backward current
• povratna struja -
5 backward error analysis
• unazadna analiza greške -
6 backward error correction
• unazadna korekcija greške -
7 backward gain
• pojačanje u suprotnom smeru -
8 backward gain backwash
• mlaz iza propelera; mlaz iza rakete -
9 backward gain recall signal
• signal za ponovljeni poziv -
10 backward gain transfer admi...
• povratna; prenosna -
11 backward gain wave travelli...
• cev sa povratnim progresivnim -
12 backward gain welding
• zavarivanje udesno -
13 backward resistance
• omska otpornost -
14 backward welding
• zavarivanje udesno -
15 read backward
• čitanje unazad -
16 running backward
• hod unazad -
17 to go backward
• nazadovati
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backward — backward, retrograde, retrogressive, regressive all involve the idea of not moving or going ahead, or forward, or in advance. Only when applied to motion or a movement does backward imply the reverse of forward motion {a backward thrust of a… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
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backward — [bak′wərd] adv. [ME bakward, for abakward < abak (< OE on bæc, back) + ward (< OE weard, toward)] 1. toward the back or rear; behind 2. with the back or rear foremost 3. in reverse [to spell a word backward] 4. in a way contrary to the… … English World dictionary
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backward — ► ADJECTIVE 1) directed behind or to the rear. 2) having made less progress than is normal or expected. ● not backward in Cf. ↑not backward in DERIVATIVES backwardly adverb backwardness noun … English terms dictionary
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