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21 otkaz delovanja
• failure to operate -
22 posao osiguranja
• insurance operat; insurance operate -
23 pustiti
• admit; amit; continue; dismiss; effect; give off; hang out; leaving; let; let (let, let); let go; let go off; let loose; let pass; loose one's grasp; loose one's hold; lower; operate; put on; release; relinquish; to give off; unloose; unloosen -
24 raditi
• act; activate; activating; be at; behaves; bring in practice; bring into practice; carry on; do; function; go (went, gone); handeln; job; labour; operate; practise; procreate; put in practice; put into practice; reduce to practice; run (ran, run); serve; slave; till; work -
25 radno vreme
• office hours; opening hours; operate time; ordinary; required time; working hours; working time -
26 rukovati
• handle; manage; manege; manipulate; operate -
27 sadejstvovati
• coexist; concur; co-operate -
28 sprovesti
• accompany; adjust; carrried out; carry; conductconvey; convoy; drive home; effect; enforce; escort; excute; follow out; install; lead along; manage; operate; pass; practise; put through; spend (spent, spent); to drive home -
29 uticati na
• affect; exercise; impress; operate on; work on; work upon -
30 voditi
• administer; captain general; captain-general; carry on; conduct; guide; head; lead; lead on; lead the way; maintain; manage; manege; navigate; operate; overrule; pilot; pioneer; plead; preside; prosecute; racket; rank foremost; steer; strife; take up the running; tend to; tend towa -
31 vršiti
• accomplish; accretion; achieve; do; exercise; exert; fulfil; introspect; operate; opserve; perform; practise; prefer; thresh; to perform; transact
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