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1 command
vt/i I.[vt] 1. zapovjediti ; raspolagati (čime); zahtijevati, tražiti; iziskivati, nalagati 2.[mil] zapovijedati, voditi (vojsku); vladati, gospodovati, nadzirati, imati u vlasti; dominirati; (to # oneself) vladati samim sobom, obuzdavati se 3. raspolagati čime 4. (prostorije itd.) imati, pružati (to # a fine view) 5. dobiti, zaslužiti; postići (cijenu); naći (prođu) II.[vi] zapovijedati, naređivati, nalagati; vladati / to # in chief = biti glavni zapovjednik; yours to # = stojim vam na raspolaganju* * *
komanda
komandirati
komandna
komandni
nalagati
naredba
naredben
naredbenoj
naredbu
narediti
postrojba
zapovijed
zapovijedati
zapovijest
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2 command address
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3 command and control system
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4 command button
gumb naredbe
gumb za naredbu -
5 command button wizard
[inform] Čarobnjak za gumb naredbe* * *
Äarobnjak za gumb naredbe -
6 command character
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7 command decision
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8 command device
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9 command failed
[inform] naredba nije uspjela* * *
naredba nije uspjela -
10 command field
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11 command language
komandni jezik -
12 command line
[inform] redak naredbe* * *
linija naredbe
naredbena crta
naredbeni redak
redak naredbe -
13 command link
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14 command list
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15 command mode
komandni režim -
16 command processor
naredbodavni procesor -
17 command prompt
komandni upit -
18 command set
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19 command structure
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20 command syntax
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