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1 driving
vožnja; tjeranje; vozački; pogonski driving instructor učitelj vožnje driving licence vozačka dozvola driving mirror retrovizor driving school auto-škola driving-belt pogonski remen driving-gear pogonski zupčanici driving-wheel pogonski kotač* * *
vozaÄki
vozeći
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2 driving influence
vidi:driving force -
3 driving force
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4 driving instruction
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5 driving licence
s [mot] dozvola za upravljanje motornim vozilom* * *
vozaÄka dozvola -
6 driving license
vozaÄka dozvola -
7 driving mechanism
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8 driving period
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9 driving speed
brzina vožnje -
10 driving time
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11 driving belt
s [tech] pogonski remen, transmisioni remen -
12 driving belt
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13 driving box
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14 driving cap
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15 driving chain
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16 driving energy
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17 driving fluid
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18 driving index
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19 driving iron
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20 driving medium
potisno sredstvo; karika koja prenosi silu
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driving — adjective Date: 14th century 1. a. communicating force < a driving wheel > b. exerting pressure < a driving influence > 2. a. having great force < a driving rain > < a … New Collegiate Dictionary