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1 primiti u službu
• employ -
2 nameštenje
• employ; employment; installation; installment; instalment; mount; mounting -
3 uposlenje
• employ; employment; job -
4 uposliti
• employ; task -
5 zaposliti
• busy; empirium; employ; engage; hold in play; keep in play; occupay; take on; to employ; to hire -
6 iskoristiti
• use• utilize• employ• exploit• take advantage• to make use of -
7 koristiti
• utilize• employ -
8 upotrebiti
• use• exert• employ• exploit• expend• hold -
9 zaposliti
• engage• employ• occupy -
10 iskoristiti
• empirium; employ; enlist; exploit; improve; make a good hand of; profit; put on the retired list; seize; take advantage; to make a good hand of; to make use of; trade; turn to account; use; use up; utilise; utilize -
11 koristiti
• advantage; benefit; empirium; employ; enjoy; favour; make profit of a thing; serve; to be of use; to be useful; to make profit of a thing; to make use of; to use; utilise; utilize; visit; yield -
12 posao
• affair; bargain; business; bussiness; chore; concern; concernment; concerur; deal; doings; done; duty; empirium; employ; employment; engagement; errand; goings on; interest; interests; job; occupation; office; penny worth; ploy; propose; proposition; pursuit; shebang; station; swim; ta -
13 primeniti
• adapt; administer; adopt; apply; detect; employ; enforce; exert; implementation; practise -
14 služba
• angagement; berth; chancellorship; department; dept; duty; empirium; employ; employment; engagedment; engagement; function; ministration; office; place; position; post; service; serving; situation; station; waiting -
15 služiti se
• avail of; empirium; employ; wield -
16 upotreba
• acting; adhibition; appliance; application; consuming; currency; custom; employ; employment; handling; treatment; usage; use; using; utilization; utilizing; wear; wont -
17 upotrebiti
• avail; empirium; employ; enlist; exert; expend; exploit; hold (held, held); to make use of; use; utilize -
18 zaposliti koga
• busy; employ
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employ — Employ. s. m. v. L usage qu on fait de quelque chose. Faire un bon employ, un mauvais employ de son argent, de son temps. il n a pû faire voir l employ de l argent qu il a touché. il faut faire apparoistre de l employ des deniers. quittance d… … Dictionnaire de l'Académie française
employ — em‧ploy [ɪmˈplɔɪ] verb [transitive] HUMAN RESOURCES to pay someone to work for you: • The company employs 2000 people worldwide. employ somebody as something • He is employed as a baggage handler at the airport. employ somebody to do something … Financial and business terms
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employ — [em ploi′, imploi′] vt. [ME emploien < OFr emploier < L implicare, to enfold, engage: see IMPLY] 1. to make use of; use 2. to keep busy or occupied; take up the attention, time, etc. of; devote [to employ oneself in study] 3. to provide… … English World dictionary
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employ — vb *use, utilize, apply, avail Analogous words: *practice, exercise, drill: engross, absorb, *monopolize: *choose, select, pick … New Dictionary of Synonyms