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1 row
• brušenje; buka; dreka; džapanje; dževa; džumbus; fura; grditi; grdnja na sva usta; krpljenje na sva usta; niz; praviti izgred; prepirka; prevoziti čamcem na vesla; prigovarati; red; svađa; svađati se; veslanje; veslati; vika; vrsta -
2 row-boat
• veslački čamac -
3 row-major order
• poredak po vrstama -
4 row-ragged
• iskrzana vrsta -
5 row a boat
• veslanjem terati čamac -
6 row boat
• veslački čamac -
7 row crops
• okopavine; okopavinski usev -
8 row in the same boat
• biti iste sreće -
9 row of contacts
• kontaktni red -
10 row vector
• redni vektor; vektor vrste -
11 a regular row
• žestoka dževa -
12 axial single row bearing
• aksijalni jednoredni ležaj -
13 card row
• kartični red -
14 criss-cross row
• azbuka -
15 double-shear double-row rivetting
• dvosečno dvoredno zakivanjeEnglish-Serbian dictionary > double-shear double-row rivetting
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16 double row
• dvoredni -
17 double row bearing
• dvoredni kotrljajući ležaj -
18 double row roll bearing
• dvodelni valjkasti ležaj -
19 endless row
• beskonačan niz -
20 get into a row
• džapati se; dževeljati se; iskrpiti; izbrusiti; izgrditi; izvući furu
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