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21 pometnja
• uproar• clutter• flutter• jumble -
22 smetnje
• strays• spurious response• clutter• trammel• trammels• parasites -
23 smetnje na ekranu
• spottiness• snow• clutter -
24 smetnje usled morskih talasa
• sea clutterСрпски-Енглески Технички речник > smetnje usled morskih talasa
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25 dar-mar
• at sixes and sevens; clutter; cluttering; farrago; labyrinth; snafu -
26 darmar
• at sixes and sevens; clutter; confusion; farrago; helter skelter; helter-skelter; jumble; labyrinth; litter; pell-mell; pother; promiscuity; rabble; to-do; topsy turvy; topsy-turvy; upside down; upside-down -
27 gungula
• clammour; clutter; commotion; hubbub; hullabaloo; racket; riot; scramble; scrimmage; scuffle; shindy; squeeze through; throng; tumult; turmoil; turn-up -
28 jurnjava
• bustle; clapper; clutter; dash; hunt; make rush at; race; rush; rushing; scud; scurry; splutter; whirl -
29 lokalne smetnje
• ground clutter -
30 napuniti
• accomplish; charge; choke; clutter up; cram; farce; feather; feed; fill; fill up; line; pump; replenish; stuff; tamp; top position up; top up; upholster; wad -
31 nered
• affray; anarchi; anarchy; broil; chaos; clutter; disarrangement; disarray; disorder; distemper; disturbance; embroilment; fouling; in hugger mugger; in hugger-mugger; jumble; litter; mess; misrule; mix-up; muck; muddle; muss; pandemonium; pell-mell; riot; romp; snafu; squall; tumble -
32 pobrkati
• bungle; clutter; confound; confuse; disappoint; mismatch; mistake; mix; mix up; muddle; mull; pie; put out to service; tousle; unsettle -
33 pometnja
• agitation; babel; bedevilment; bewilderment; clutter; cluttering; confusion; criss-cross; disorder; embroilment; fluster; flutter; fog; jumble; muddle; pandemonium; scimmage; topsy turvy; uproar; upset; welter -
34 pretrpati
• choke up; clutter up; cram; fill up; glut; overcharge; overload; overstock; overwhelm; overwork; pile on; pile up; plaster of paris; swamp -
35 refleksija od morskih talasa
• surface clutter -
36 smetnje
• annoyance; clutter; encumbrance; hindrance; interrupt; jam; manacle; obstriction; parasites; spurious capacitance response; strays; trammel -
37 smetnje od kiše
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38 smetnje usled morskih talasa
• sea clutter -
39 zbrka
• bedlam; chaos; clutter; cluttering; comfusion; complication; confuse; confusion; criss-cross; disarray; disorder; disorganization; disturbance; farrago; fouling; haywire; hodge-podge; hotchpotch; hotch-potch; hugger-mugger; imbroglio; jumble; labyrinth; maze; medley; mess; misrule
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Clutter — Clut ter, n. [Cf. W. cludair heap, pile, cludeirio to heap.] 1. A confused collection; hence, confusion; disorder; as, the room is in a clutter. [1913 Webster] He saw what a clutter there was with huge, overgrown pots, pans, and spits. L Estrange … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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Clutter — Clut ter, v. t. [From {Clod}, n.] To clot or coagulate, as blood. [Obs.] Holland. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
