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1 loop
s 1. omča, zamka, petlja; zavoj; ušica (igle) 2. ručica, prsten, kuka 3. [rly]pruga koja se odvaja od glavne linije i vraća natrag u velikom luku; zavojit gornji dio centrifugalne željeznice kojim se prelazi naglavce 4. luping (aviona) / # arial = okvirna antena; the Loop = poslovni centar Chicaga* * *
izvesti petlju
karika
omÄa
petlja
prsten -
2 loop up
vt zadignuti, zagrnuti, zavrnuti, zadjenuti (haljinu); pričvrstiti krajeve (čega) da tvore petlju -
3 loop current
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4 loop damages
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5 loop hole
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6 loop oscillograph
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7 loop power service
energetska usluga petlje -
8 loop system
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9 loop error
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10 loop expansion pipe
izravnavajuća petlja; lučni izravnjivač -
11 loop line
s [rly & teleph] pruga, linija koja se odvaja od glavne linije i vraća se opet u velikom luku; [aero] luping -
12 loop-line
s [rly & teleph] pruga, linija koja se odvaja od glavne linije i vraća se opet u velikom luku; [aero] luping -
13 antenna loop
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14 closed loop
zatvorena petlja -
15 control loop
kontrolna petlja -
16 critical loop
kritiÄna petlja -
17 current loop
strujna petlja -
18 digital loop carrier
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19 feedback loop
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20 fiber in the loop
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