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1 gubitak
loss, deficit, deprivation, smrt bliske osobe bereavement, biti na gubitku suffer a loss* * *• elimination• deficit• deprivation• detriment• disadvantage• toll• waste• wastage• losses• losings• loss• lost• leak• lapse• let down• forfeit• forfeiture• abatement• abashment• abatment• outage• miscarriage -
2 konkurentski zaostatak
• competitive disadvantage -
3 mana
flaw, fault, defect, nedostatak imperfection, drawback, tjelesna mana physical disabilaty, govorna mana speech defect, bez mane flawless, perfect* * *• demerit• defect• disadvantage• drawback• vice• shortcoming• failing• fault• flaw• imperfection• manna -
4 nedostatak
fault, defect, imperfection* * *• Bug• cockle• scarcity• defect• deficiency• drawback• disadvantage• disability• want• shortage• shortcoming• shortfall• lack• limitation• fault• flaw• imperfection• absence• paucity -
5 nepogodnost
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6 nezgoda
casualty, mishap* * *• bug• casualty• disadvantage• trouble• shut down• handicap• affair• accident• personal accident• misadventure• mischance -
7 smetnja
disturbance, interruption, obstruction* * *• embarrassment• entanglement• dike• drawback• drag• disorder• disturbance-free• disadvantage• disturbance• set back• setback• stumble• predicament• inhibition• interference• handicap• holdback• hindrance• barrier• backset• balk• cumber• obstruction• nuisance• obstacle -
8 šteta
damage, loss, impairment* * *• damage• detriment• damages• disadvantage• disservice• prejudice• injury• loss• harm• battering• nuisance• pity• mischief -
9 zapreka
obstacle, impediment, hindrance* * *• embargo• embarrassment• clog• disadvantage• stoppage• inhibition• impadiment• impediment• hindrance• balk• barrier• barricade• cumber• crux• obstruction• obstacle
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