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s 1. [mil] [el] naboj 2. [her] lozinka, slika grba 3. [fig] teret; opterećenje, dug (on a house) 4. cijena, trošak paska, nadzor, trud, skrb, briga; uprava, dužnost, služba; odgovornost ([of] za) 6. štićenik, štićenica, povjerena osoba ili stvar 7. nalog, uputa; poziv, opomena 8. namet, pristojba, tarifa 9. optužba 10. [mil] juriš; signal za juriš 11. [eccl] pastva; župa / [com] #s [pl] = troškovi, izdaci; to give a [p] in # = predati koga policiji; to lay to one's # = teretiti koga; to be in # of = voditi, upravljati, biti zadužen za, biti odgovoran za, brinuti se za; under the # of = na čijoj brizi, vođen od, pod čijom upravom; to make a # for a [th] = zaračunati što; to take # of = preuzeti brigu (ili odgovornost) za što, pobrinuti se za; [com] to the #s of = na (čiji) teret; no #, free of # = bez troškova, oslobođen od troškova, besplatan; [com] petty #s [pl] = sitni izdaci; at our #s = na naš teret; #s forward = pouzećem; troškove plaća primalac; what are the #s against him? = zbog čega ga okrivljuju? s [mil] oficirski konj; bojni konj s [arch] (velika plosnata) zdjela* * *
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