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1 mladica
* * *• sapling• seedling• sprout• spire• sprig• spear• graft• huchen• outgrowth• offshoot -
2 bijeg
m flight, escape, coll get-away; (iz zatvora) break-out, jail-break; (radi udaje, s ljubav-nikom) elopement; (potučene vojske) rout; sp (u trkamd) break-away; (iz vojske) -dezerter-stvo I u -u in flight, on the run; a fugitive; dati se/udariti u bijeg take to* * *• escape• escapement• elopement• escapade• scuttle• rout• lam• fled• flight• getaway• get away• offshoot -
3 grananje
n branching out/forth; fig branching out, ramification, spreading* * *• branchin• branching-off• branch• branching• tapping• offshoot• offset• ramification -
4 izdanak
* * *• brat• scion• runner• shoot• sprig• spire• spear• sprout• graft• offshoot• outcrop• offset• outgrowth -
5 ogranak
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6 odvjetak
m offshoot, offspring, scion (-potomak)
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offshoot — off‧shoot [ˈɒfʆuːt ǁ ˈɒːf ] noun [countable] a company or organization which has developed from a larger or earlier one: • The company was originally an offshoot of Bell Telephones. * * * offshoot UK US /ˈɒfʃuːt/ noun [C] ► WORKPLACE a company or … Financial and business terms
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