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1 ograničenje granica
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2 ograničenje slobode
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3 primoranost
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4 veza (kojom se ograničava kretanje)
• constraint• connectionСрпски-Енглески Технички речник > veza (kojom se ograničava kretanje)
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5 ograničenja
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6 skučenje
• constraint; constriction; stint -
7 usiljenost
• constraint; mannerism; solemnity; starch; starchiness; stiffness -
8 granica
• restriction• round• boundary• border• cut-off• constraint• threshold• frontier• limit• limitation• mark• margin -
9 ograničenje
• restriction• restraint• circumscription• clipping• constraint• termination• margin• limitation• limit -
10 prepreka
• setback• constraint• dam• encumbrance• drawback• trammel• obstacle• obstruction• objection• impediment• hurdle• liability• backset• balk -
11 priključak
• connexion• connector• connection• constraint• drive• terminal• terminal post• grip• interface• adapter• attachment• binder• adaptor -
12 smetnja
• setback• check• difficulty• confusion• disability• dash• deadly embrace• constraint• disadvantage• deadlock• encumbrance• objection• obstruction• obstacle• inconvenience• hindrance• impediment• malfunction• balk• backset -
13 veza
• relation• relationship• compound• cable joint• communication• clevis• conjuction• control link• coupling• connect• connection• connexion• constraint• fascia• tie• union• nexus• joining• junction• link• joint assembly• linkage• linking• binding thread• bond -
14 granica
• abutment; barrier; border; borderland; boundary; boundry; bourn; bourne; brink; butment; butt; circle; compass; constrain; constraint; damarcation; delimitation; demarcation; extent; fringe; frontier; limit; limitation; margin; mark; marking; mete; pale; precinct; restriction; round; s -
15 obuzdavanje
• coerclon; constraint; containing; control; forbearance; hold; inhibition; moderation; repression; restraint -
16 ograničenje
• abridgement; circumscription; clipboard; clipping; coerclon; confine; connection; constraint; constriction; limit; limit up; limitation; margin; padlock; qualification; reservation; restraint; restriction; stint; tail; uneasiness -
17 prepreka
• ado; backset; balk; barrage; barrier; bunker; check; constrain; constraint; dam; delay; dike; discouragement; drag; drawback; embarrassment; embrassment; encumbrance; frustration; give a rub; handicap; hedge; hinderance; hindrance; hold back; holdback; hold-back; hurdle; impediment -
18 priključak
• adapter; adaptor; attachment; binder; connection; connection supply; connexion; constraint; drive; grip; intake; interface; linker; port; terminal -
19 prinuda
• coercion; coerclon; compulsion; constation; constraint; duress; duresse; enforcement; forcing; involuntariness; obligation; restraint; stress -
20 prisiljavanje
• compulsion; constraint; duress; duresse; enforcement; stress
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constraint — [n1] force a must*, coercion, compulsion, driving, duress, goad, hang up*, impelling, impulsion, monkey*, motive, necessity, no no*, pressure, repression, restraint, spring, spur, suppression, violence; concepts 14,121 constraint [n2] shyness… … New thesaurus
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constraint — I (imprisonment) noun act of keeping in, apprehension, arrest, bondage, bonds, bounds, captivity, care, charge, commitment, confinement, containment, control, custodianship, custody, detainment, detention, encincture, enclosure, enthrallment,… … Law dictionary
constraint — compulsion, coercion, duress, restraint, *force, violence Analogous words: suppression, repression (see corresponding verbs at SUPPRESS): impelling or impulsion, driving or drive (see corresponding verbs at MOVE): goad, spur, *motive, spring:… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
constraint — ► NOUN 1) a limitation or restriction. 2) stiffness of manner and inhibition … English terms dictionary
constraint — [kən strānt′] n. [ME constreinte < OFr: see CONSTRAIN] 1. a constraining or being constrained; specif., a) confinement or restriction b) compulsion or coercion 2. a) repression of natural feelings or behavior … English World dictionary
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