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1 equipment
• aparatura; oprema; opremanje; opremiti se; opremljenje; opskrba; pogonska sredst.; snabdevanje; sprema; spremiti; transportna sredstva; uređaj; uređivanje; železnički vagon i lokomotiva -
2 equipment-side impedance
• impedanca na strani opreme -
3 equipment and plant
• oprema i postrojenja -
4 equipment availability
• raspoloživost opreme -
5 equipment failur
• otkaz opreme -
6 equipment for arc welding a...
• oprema za elektrolučno zavariv -
7 equipment manufacturing tolera
• tolerancija u proizvodnji opre -
8 equipment side impedance
• impedanca na strani opreme -
9 accessory equipment
• pomoćna oprema -
10 agricultural equipment
• poljoprivredna oprema -
11 air brick combat equipment
• avionska borbena oprema -
12 automatic equipment
• automatska oprema mašine -
13 automatic transfer equipment
• automatski predajni urećaj -
14 auxiliary equipment
• pomoćna oprema -
15 bakery equipment
• pekarska oprema -
16 cab equipment
• oprema kabine -
17 calling equipment
• pozivni uređaj; pretplatnički uređaj u central -
18 capital equipment
• investiciona oprema -
19 ciphony equipment
• oprema za šifrovanje -
20 collision warning equipment
• uređaj za sprečavanje sudara
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