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1 war worn
adj -] war-wearied -
2 war-worn
adj -] war-wearied -
3 war
s rat, vojna, borba; razmirica, neprijateljstvo, mržnja / to be at # (with) = biti zaraćen ( s kim) in the # = za vrijeme rata, u doba rata; [arch] to go to the #s = služiti kao vojnik; to carry the # into the enemy's country = prenijeti na neprijateljsko područje, [fig] prijeći u protunapad, tući protivnika njegovim vlastitim oružjem; # to the knife = rat do istrebljenja; trade of # = vojničko zvanje; to make # = zaratiti se; ratovati; to wage # =voditi rat, biti u ratu, ratovati; to drift into # = biti uvučen; upleten u rat; #s of the elements = prirodne katastrofe, oluje* * *
borba
oružani sukob
rat
ratni
ratovati
vojevati -
4 war against Croatia
rat protiv Hrvatske -
5 war crime
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6 war damage
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7 war economy
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8 war ensign
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mornariÄka zastava
ratna pomorska zastava
vojna pomorska zastava
vojnopomorska zastava -
9 war exclusion clause
klauzula o iskljuÄenju nuklearnih rizika -
10 war flag
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11 war gas
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12 war in Croatia
domovinski rat -
13 war lord
s [rhet] vrhovni vojni zapovjednik,generlisimus, vojni diktator* * *
generlisimus
vojni diktator
vrhovni vojni zapovjednik -
14 war materials
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15 war of independence
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16 war office
s [GB hist] ministarstvo rata* * *
ministar rata -
17 war plane
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18 war risk clause
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19 war ship
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20 war stress
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