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1 driving
• gonjenje; pogon; pokretna sila; teranje; upravljanje automobilom; voziti se; voženje; vožnja -
2 driving-point (mechanical) mobility
• direktna mehanička mobilnost; mobilnost tačkeEnglish-Serbian dictionary > driving-point (mechanical) mobility
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3 driving-point impedance
• direktna impedanca; impedanca tačke -
4 driving-wheel
• pogonski točak -
5 driving beam
• veliko svetlo -
6 driving beam belt
• pogonski kaiš -
7 driving beam gear
• pogonski zupčanik -
8 driving beam key
• pogonski klin -
9 driving beam mirror
• vozačko ogledalo -
10 driving beam pin
• pogonski trn -
11 driving beam rope
• pogonsko uže -
12 driving beam screw
• pogonski zavrtanj -
13 driving beam side
• pogonska strana -
14 driving beam thread
• pogonska loza -
15 driving beam torque
• pogonski moment -
16 driving beam wheel
• pogonski točak; pokretni točak; vodeći točak -
17 driving belt
• išibati; iz mlatiti; juriti; kaišem; mlatiti; opasati; pogonski kaiš; pripasati; šibati; terati -
18 driving by friction
• povlačenje trenjem -
19 driving chain wheel
• pogonski lančanik -
20 driving crank
• pogonska krivaja
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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