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1 oslobođen od poreza
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2 osloboditi od poreza
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3 bescarinski
adj duty-free, tariff-free, exempt from duty/tariff, duty-exempt, tariff-exempt I bescarinskia zona foreign-trade zone, free-trade z., duty-free z.; -a prodavaonica duty-free shop* * *• duty-free• free trade -
4 izuzet
pp & adj (iz) excepted (from), excluded (from); (od) exempt(ed) (from) t izuzet od poreza tax-exempt(ed), tax-free* * *• let off -
5 izuzeti
vt pf except; make an exception of itd. (- učiniti iznimku); (isključiti) exclude I izuzeti od (obaveze, plaćanja) exempt from, grant exemption from* * *• except• exclude• exempt• let off• bar out• omit -
6 oslobođenje poreza
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7 neoporeziv
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8 nezastariv
adj safe from obsolescence, always--modern; jur unexpirable, of unlimited validity, exempt from the statute of limitations* * *• imprescriptible -
9 osloboditi
disembarrass, liberate* * *• exculpate• emancipate• excuse• enfranchise• exonerate• exempt• rid• deliver• disembarrass• disengage• disentangle• divest• unloose• unchain• unleash• unhand• vindicate• unbind• unyoke• uncage• set free• settle• leberate• let off• let loose• liberate• let go• free• extricate• free from• freed• acquit• affranchise• absolve• parole• make free• remove• relieve• release• rescue• redeem -
10 osloboditi se
vr pf free/liberate oneself; (nečega) get rid of, free oneself (from), break free (from), get rid of, emancipate oneself, get it out of one's system; (fizički) work oneself free (from), get clear of, disengage, disentangle/ /extricate oneself (from), wres* * *• broke free• rid• purify• get rid of• be exempt• become free• outgrow -
11 oslobođen
pp & adj freed, liberated, released, disengaged itd. (- osloboditi /se/) | na -om teritoriju on liberated territory; koji još nisu -i unliberated, get to be released, still held in captivity (- neoslobođen)* * *• exempt• exonerated• post free• liberated• freed• released -
12 poštedjeti
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13 izuzeti se
vr pf except/exclude/exempt oneself -
14 izuzetost
f being excepted/excluded/exemp-t(ed), exempt(ed) status, exception, exclusion, exemption -
15 nepodložan
adj not subject/liable to, undepen-dent, unsubordinated, unsubmissive, exempt from
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