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21 napraviti
* * *• building• commit• to make• you do• spell• strike• Generate• create• accomplish -
22 nasilje
n violence; tyranny, despotism; outrage, violent measure(s); (fizičko) assault, violence; (samovolja) arbitrariness; (bezakonje) lawlessness I počiniti - commit violence against; outrage; nasilje nad dostojanstvom outrage upon dignity; nasilje rađa -m violence begets* * *• tyranny• violence• violation• outrage -
23 nezakonit
adj illegal, unlawful, illicit I - o dijete illegitimate/natural child, child born out of wedlock, derog bastard; učiniti nešto -o commit an offense6, break the law; proglasiti -im outlaw, declare illegal* * *• unlawful• illicit• illegal• illegitimate -
24 obavezati
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25 obavezati se
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26 obvezati
bind over, obligate* * *• commit• bind• oblige -
27 obvezujemo
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28 obvezuju
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29 okrasti
vt pf steal/thieve from smb., commit theft against, rob smb.; (džepar) pick smb's pockets; (sitne krađe) pilfer* * *• rob -
30 orijentirati
vt pf orient, AE+ orientate I fig orijentirati na gear/commit to, concentrate on, aim at, direct at, put on a course* * *• orient -
31 Parlamentarni odbor za stabilizaciju i pridruživan
• Stabilisation and Association Parliamentary CommitHrvatski-Engleski rječnik > Parlamentarni odbor za stabilizaciju i pridruživan
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32 pogriješiti
make a mistake/error, err, varati se be mistaken* * *• err• commit a fault• slip• fail• goof• make a mistake• make mistakes• mistake (make a)• mistake -
33 povjerenstvo
n commission, board, commit-tee, commissionership, trusteeship | član -a commission/board member* * *• committee -
34 predati
give over, deliver, uručiti hand over* * *• commit• commend• deliver• transmit• send• surrender• hand over• hand down• handover• give in• give over• give in charge• hand• consign• abrasiveness• abandon• pass on• pass down• reach• refer• relegate -
35 prekršaj
m transgression, offence; violation, infringement, breach, offence; jur misdemeanor, minor offense (- kirivično djelo) sp foul, violation | sud za prekršaje misdemeanor court; sud za prometne -e traffic court; sp napraviti - nad commit a foul against, foul smb.;* * *• breach• delict• violation• infringement• infraction• foul• offence• offense• malfeasance• misdemeanor• misdemeanour -
36 prekršiti
vt pf transgress, violate, infringe, offend (ili commit an offence) against, con- travene, break (law, word, oath, agreement); trespass | - pravila dobrog ponašanja step out of line* * *• violate• infringe -
37 sabotirati
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38 samoubojstvo
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39 ubiti
kill, murder* * *• bump off• commit a murder• cut down• do in• do away• do away with• to kill• wipe out• zap• slay• smite• put away• kill• bag• assassinate• make away• murder -
40 ubiti se
vr pf kill oneself, do away with oneself, commit suicide; specif shool oneself to death, blow one's brains out; fig knock oneself out itd. ( - od posla, pretrgnuti se)* * *• suicide
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commit — late 14c., to give in charge, entrust, from L. committere to unite, connect, combine; to bring together, from com together (see COM (Cf. com )) + mittere to put, send (see MISSION (Cf. mission)). Evolution into modern range of meanings is not… … Etymology dictionary
commit — [v1] perform an action accomplish, achieve, act, carry out, complete, contravene, do, effectuate, enact, execute, go for broke*, go in for*, go out for*, offend, perpetrate, pull, pull off*, scandalize, sin, transgress, trespass, violate, wreak;… … New thesaurus
