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1 mechanism
mehanizam; mehanički uređaj* * *
mehanizam
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2 mechanism of action
mehanizam djelovanja -
3 mechanism of electrochemical gold deposition
mehanizam elektrokemijskog taloženja zlataEnglish-Croatian dictionary > mechanism of electrochemical gold deposition
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4 mechanism of strengthening
mehanizam oÄvrsnuća -
5 automatic opening mechanism
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6 common buffer with push out mechanism
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zajedniÄki meÄ‘uspremnik s mehanizmom za odbacivanjEnglish-Croatian dictionary > common buffer with push out mechanism
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7 coulisse mechanism
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8 counting mechanism
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9 cryptographic security mechanism cryptography
English-Croatian dictionary > cryptographic security mechanism cryptography
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10 currency mechanism
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11 deductive mechanism
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12 driving mechanism
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13 electrochemical mechanism of gold deposition
elektrokemijski mehanizam taloženja zlataEnglish-Croatian dictionary > electrochemical mechanism of gold deposition
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14 EMS exchange-rate mechanism
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15 enforcement mechanism
mehanizam ostvarenja
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16 exchange rate mechanism
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17 exchange-rate mechanism
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18 gonadotropic mechanism
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19 interleaving mechanism
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20 Jib Mechanism
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