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adj (#ly [adv]) potpun, čitav; gotov, dovršen, sveukupan, totalan; kompletan, [fig] savršen* * *
boriti se
cjelokupan
cjelovit
Äitav
dopuniti
dovršen
dovršenje
dovršiti
dovrštiti
gotov
ispuniti
ispunjavati
izvršiti
kompletan
kompletiran
kompletirati
obaviti
okonÄati
popuniti
popunjavati
potpun
potpuniti
potpuno
provesti
svršiti
takmiÄiti se
upotpuniti
upotpunjavati
završiti -
2 complete a BA
diplomirati -
3 complete a MA
magistrirati -
4 complete and broken families
cjelovite i nepotpune obitelji -
5 complete annuity
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6 complete article
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7 complete expectation
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8 complete expectation of life
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9 complete failure
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10 complete formalities
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11 complete function
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12 complete future lifetime
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13 complete measurement result
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14 complete plant
kompletno postrojenje -
15 complete the form
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16 complete write-off
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17 complete ionic equation
English-Croatian chemistry dictionary > complete ionic equation
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18 complete to schedule
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19 address complete message
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20 address-complete message
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