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1 izračunati
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2 neizračunljiv
adj incalculable, incomputable, impossible to calculate/compute* * *• incalculable -
3 obračunavati
vt impf settle up, settle accounts itd. (- obračunati); iter keep settling up itd. (- obračunati) I fin - kamate work out (ili compute) interest* * *• calculate -
4 procijeniti
vt pf appraise, assess, value, evaluate, make an evaluation, estimate; form an opinion of; (računati) calculate | dala sam procijeniti kuću I've had the house appraised; procijeniti štetu assess a damage; šteta -njena na 1,5 m damage assessed (približno put) at 1,5 m; broj ž* * *• evaluate• esteem• estimate• calculate• valued• value• size• price• judging• judge• compute• assess• appraise• measure• rank• rate -
5 proračunati
vt pf estimate, calculate; (vrijednost) estimate, assess, evaluate; (proračun) make a budget, think out (devise) before acting* * *• score• forecast• compute• reckon -
6 računati
do sums, calculate, reckon* * *• calculating• calculate• sum up• count• consider• compute• numerate• reckon -
7 logaritmirati
vi pf/impf math take a logarithm; compute with logarithms -
8 neobračunavanje
n nonsettlement, failure to settle/compute; (s nekim) failure to square/ settle accounts with
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