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1 organizirati
vt pf/impf organize, arrange, sponsor, promote, stage, engineer, direct, start, launch, develop, coordinate, mastermind I - ati prijevoz pomoći organize (ili arrange /for/, make arrangements for) the transportation of relief supplies; organiziratiati miting organize* * *• undertake• organize• organise• mount -
2 prirediti
vt pf (pripremiti) prepare, arrange, make arrangements; (priredbu) organize, stage, present, give | derog uvijek nam nešto -i she always makes trouble for us; -iti banket u čast give a dinner for; -iti primanje za give/host a reception for; -iti doručak -* * *• edit• prepare• fix up• arrange• organize -
3 ustrojiti
vt pf organize, systematize, constitute, frame; (formirati, osnovati) form, establish, set up, put together, found* * *• systematize• form• constitute• organize -
4 aranžirati
vt pf/impf arrange; prearrange; organize; decorate; mus arrange, score (music); (»namjestiti«) engineer (-inscenirati, izrežirati) l -ti izlog dress a window; -no voće display of fruit(s); -na bombonijera flower-decorated chocolate box* * *• arrange -
5 organiziraju
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6 osmisliti
vt pf think/work out; organize theoretically/intellectually; give meaning to, imbue with meaning, make meaningful, make sense of, figure out; make relevant* * *• come up with• conceive -
7 osmišljati
• think out• work out• figure out• give meaning to• organize intelectually• make relevant• make meaningful -
8 osnivati
vt impf found, establish, set up, start, set on foot, set afoot, launch, institute, initiate, inaugurate, lay the foundations, organize; impf be founding, establish several, set up repeatedly* * *• establish• establishing• set up• base• create -
9 osnovati
vt pf found, establish, set up itd. (-osnivati)* * *• establish• establishes• set up• Institute• found• create• constitute• organize -
10 piknik
m picnic; cookout | na pikniku at a picnic; picnicking, having a picnic; ići na piknik go to (ili have) a picnic; prirediti piknik throw/organize/ /have a p.; - s roštiljem barbecue p., steak cookout; ribarski piknik seashore cookout, fish fry, clambake* * *• picnic -
11 prorijediti
vt pf thin (out); fig take a toll of; -razrijediti* * *• thin• space• attenuate• organize -
12 srediti
vt pf sort it/things out, get it/things sorted out; straighten it/things out, put it/ /things straight, set it/things right, put (ili set) it/things in order; tie up loose ends; handle; organize; - isposlovati | - nekoga fix smb., take care of smb., get s* * *• edit• tidy• settle• liquidate• cull• arrange• order• range• rectify• regulate• rank -
13 sređivati
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14 udesiti
* * *• rig out• tune up• tune• smarten• preen• load• key• adjust• attune• arrange• organize• manage• redecorate• render• regulate• mount -
15 urediti
(put in) order, arrange, adjust, časopis edit* * *• deal• edit• do up• tidy up• tidy• set• settle• put in order• iron out• lay• fix up• govern• accommodate• array• arrange• order• organize• regulate• reform• range• redact -
16 uštrojiti
vt pf organize, systematize, constitute, frame; (formirati, osnovati) form, establish, set up, put together, found* * *• castrate -
17 neorganiziranje
n nonorganization, failure to organize -
18 poslagati
vt pf arrange; organize; sort out, systematize, put in order, tidy; set out; stack up; pile up; (po datumima) file (letters, newspapers) -
19 ustrojiti se
vr pf organize; adopt a structure; be formed/constituted, form
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