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41 driving side
• pogonska strana; pogonski deo; vučni deo -
42 driving slip
• klizanje pogonskog točka; klizanje pri pogonu -
43 driving squeal
• škripa pogona; škripa pogonskih točkova; škripa vučne sile -
44 driving thread
• radna loza -
45 driving tip
• glavno uputstvo za vožnju -
46 driving torque
• pogonski moment; pozitivni moment na točku -
47 driving traction coefficient
• koeficijent; maksimalna vrednost koeficijenta vučne sile; maksimalni koeficijent vučne sile -
48 driving under the influence
• vožnja pod uticajem (alkohola) -
49 driving unit
• pogonski agregat -
50 driving wheel
• pogonski točak -
51 driving while intoxicated
• vožnja pod uticajem intoksikacije -
52 base driving-point resistance
• otpor u donjoj napojnoj tački -
53 belt-driving
• kaišni pogon -
54 braking (driving) squeal
• škripa kočnica -
55 electric driving
• električni pogon; elektrovuča -
56 hand driving
• ručni pogon -
57 main driving gear
• glavni pogonski zupčanik -
58 maximum driving force coefficient
• maksimalna vrednost koeficijenta vučne sileEnglish-Serbian dictionary > maximum driving force coefficient
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59 non driving axle
• kruta osovine -
60 oil pump driving gear
• zupčanik osovine pumpe
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