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1 nađene
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2 nalazila
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3 našli
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4 obrazloziti, osnovati
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5 pronašla
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6 nađen
pp & adj found, discovered, detected* * *• found -
7 nalaziti se
vr impf be situated, find oneself I -i se it is found/located; (ruda) it is found, it occurs; it is contained in; ne znam gdje se -im I have lost my bearings; ne znam gdje se on -i I do not know his whereabouts; -i se na liječenju she is undergoing treatm* * *• seat• situate• find oneself• be situated• be• occur• reside -
8 osnovati
vt pf found, establish, set up itd. (-osnivati)* * *• establish• establishes• set up• Institute• found• create• constitute• organize -
9 pronađen
pp & adj discovered; located; found out; (ruda, nafta itd.) struck | pronađena su samo tri tijela only three bodies were recovered* * *• discovered• located• found -
10 topiti
melt, dissolve, found* * *• reverberate• found• melt• render -
11 utemeljiti
vt pf found, establish, set up, institute* * *• found• base -
12 fundirati
vt pf/impf found, establish, base (- zasnovati, (u)temeljiti, udariti temelj)* * *• fund -
13 izliti
vt pf pour out, empty; discharge; (u kalup) cast, found I - iz bronce (zlata) cast in bronze (gold)* * *• spilt• spill• pour out -
14 naći
find, otkriti discover* * *• see• retrieve• detect• discover• to find• found• find -
15 nalazimo
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16 nalaziti
find, come across* * *• precede• found -
17 nanovo otkriven
• new-found -
18 nedavno pronađen
• new-found -
19 osnivati
vt impf found, establish, set up, start, set on foot, set afoot, launch, institute, initiate, inaugurate, lay the foundations, organize; impf be founding, establish several, set up repeatedly* * *• establish• establishing• set up• base• create -
20 otkriven
* * *• revealed• declassified• detected• discovered• divested• disclosed• unclosed• found• out
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found — Ⅰ. found [2] ► VERB 1) establish (an institution or organization). 2) (be founded on/upon) be based on (a particular principle or concept). ORIGIN Old French fonder, from Latin fundus bottom, base . Ⅱ. found … English terms dictionary
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