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61 Mechanical and Process Engineering Department
English-Croatian dictionary > Mechanical and Process Engineering Department
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62 mechanical consruction engineering
konstrukcijsko strojarstvoEnglish-Croatian dictionary > mechanical consruction engineering
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63 mechanical engineering
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64 Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture
strojarstva i brodogradnjeEnglish-Croatian dictionary > Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture
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65 mechanical engineering technician
strojarski tehniÄarEnglish-Croatian dictionary > mechanical engineering technician
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66 mechanical production engineering
proizvodno strojarstvoEnglish-Croatian dictionary > mechanical production engineering
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67 mechanical production engineering, with emphasis i
proizvodno strojarstvoEnglish-Croatian dictionary > mechanical production engineering, with emphasis i
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68 naval engineering
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69 naval mechanical engineering
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70 optimum design in mechanical engineering
optimalno projektiranjeEnglish-Croatian dictionary > optimum design in mechanical engineering
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71 petroleum engineering
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72 pirotechnical engineering
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73 power engineering systems
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74 precision engineering
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75 process engineering
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76 processing energetic engineering
procesno energetsko strojarstvoEnglish-Croatian dictionary > processing energetic engineering
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77 production mechanical engineering
proizvodno strojarstvoEnglish-Croatian dictionary > production mechanical engineering
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78 programming engineering
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79 project-engineering
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80 reaction engineering
reakcijsko inženjerstvo
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