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1 member
пратеник, претставник, член, математички израз* * *s. член; пратеник, претставник, член, математички израз; член -
2 Member of
Congress n. pol. amer. конгресмен -
3 Member(Parliament)
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4 member fee
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5 member nations
n. pl. земји-членки (of на) -
6 member state
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7 member states
n. pl. земји-членки (of на) -
8 Member(Parliament)
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9 founder member
n. brit. основач (amer.: charter member) -
10 private member
n. pol. brit. (обичен) член на парламент -
11 private member's bill
n. brit. pol. предлог поднесен од обичен член на парламент -
12 article
точка, предмет, статија, член, параграф, артикалv дава на калфување* * *v. дава на калфување; одредба (на документ), артикал, статија, предметn. статија Heading article воведна статија;2. член, дел, точка;3. предмет;4. (грам.) член; definite article - определен член; the indefinite article - неопределен член (а); статија; член, параграф (во закон/договор); напис; статија; статија, член; предмет article; member; member(of) член; одредба -
13 long-time
adj. attr.1.долготраен: long-time friendship долготрајно пријателство2. дамнешен, долгогодишен: a long-time member of долгогодишен член на -
14 MP
кратенка од Member of Parliament; Military Police; Mounted Police -
15 MRCP
med. кратенка од Member of the Royal College of Physicians -
16 MRCVS
vet. кратенка од Member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons
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