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1 rasprodan
pp sold out; (artikl) out of stock; (knjiga) out od print; (hotel) booked solid | hum - sam (zauzet) I'm all booked up, I'm booked solid; - pred rasprodanim dvoranama* * *• sold out• out of stock -
2 rezerviran
pp reserved; (šutljiv) reserved, uncommunicative, keeping to oneself, aloof, remote, standoffish; com on layaway* * *• booked• earmarked• reserved -
3 zapisan
pp written/jotted/noted down, made a note of; entered, registered; (upisan) enrolled; (zbog prekršaja) booked* * *• on record• recorded -
4 zauzet
pp adj captured, seized, taken, conquered, carried, taken possession of; (zaposlen) engaged, busy, occupied, tied up; (hotel) - popunjen | jako zauzet very busy/engaged/occupied, having a very busy schedule, booked solid, coll (all) sold out, all tied up; »zauzeto«* * *• engaged• captured• busy• taken• corrupted• conquered• occupied• reserved -
5 knjižen
pp & adj bkk entered, booked, recorded -
6 nalog za izvrsenje iz inozemstva
inflow of export orders, export orders bookedHrvatski-Engleski rječnik > nalog za izvrsenje iz inozemstva
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7 nalozi za izvrsenje, ulaz naloga
incoming orders, orders bookedHrvatski-Engleski rječnik > nalozi za izvrsenje, ulaz naloga
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8 predbilježen
pp subscribed in advance, booked -
9 ubilježen
pp entered, registered, booked, recorded
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