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1 order
n. ред, доследност;2. чистота, уредност; to put in order - доведува в ред; to get out of order - се расипува;3. ред, поредок, мир; to keep order - чува ред;4. наредба, одлука; by order - по наредба;5. порачка; to order - по порачка;6. писмен налог, порачка (postal order, money order поштенска, парична порачка/; in order that - со намера/цел да; in order to - за даv. доведува во ред;2. наредува, пропишува, наредува;3. порачува;4. одредува; to order about - командува, наредува; ред; налог; нарачка; нарачува; наредува; нарачка; редослед; порачка; наредба; налог; заповед -
2 order out
phr.v. order a player out sport исклучува играч -
3 out of order
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4 carry out
изнесува, извршува carry out/execute a project реализира проект carry out/execute/fulfill an order извршува налог carry out; perform изведува carry the can зема вина врз себе -
5 cash
n. пари; in cash - при пари е; out of cash - без пари е;2. готовина, кеш; hard cash - готови пари, плаќање во готово; to pay cash - плаќа во готовоv. добива пари со чек; готови пари; готовина; пари; ефектива; благајна; пари во готово; готовина cash a money order подига парична уплатница
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