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1 center
• biti centralan; biti stavljen u središte; biti u središtu; centar; centar rotiranja; centralni; centrirati; centrumaška stranka; drveni luk; drveni svod; igrač u napadu; jezgro; sredina; središte; steći se -
2 center-fed antenna
• antena sa napajanjem u srednjo -
3 center-fed antenna hole
• centralna šupljina; centralni otvor -
4 center-feed tape
• centralno vođena traka -
5 center bolt
• centralni zavrtanj -
6 center distance
• osno odstojanje; osno rastojanje -
7 center drill
• svrdlo za centriranje; zabušiti -
8 center electrode
• centralna elektroda; svećice -
9 center justification
• centriranje -
10 center line
• centralni red; osa; osovina; središnji red -
11 center of a curve
• centar krive; tačka oko koje je kriva simetr; tačka oko koje je kriva simetrična -
12 center of a curve inertia
• centar inercije -
13 center of a curve of curvature
• centar krivine -
14 center of a curve of figure
• centar mase komogenog tele -
15 center of a curve of gravity
• centar gravitacije -
16 center of a curve of mass
• centar mase -
17 center of curve of symmetry
• centar simterije -
18 center of curve pin
• centralna igla; centralni štap; osovina -
19 center of curve split
• sa izvedenom tačkom rascepljen -
20 center of curve tap
• izvod iz srednje tačke
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