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1 ply
• častiti; dodati; dosipati; gostiti; ići redovno; kord; krivina; krstariti; marljivo raditi; nabor; navika; nuditi; ošinuti; ploviti ševuljicom; požuriti; saletati; sklonost; sloj tkanja; stajati; struka; vijuga; vršiti posao; zadebljavanje -
2 ply about for
• gledati; tražiti -
3 ply for
• gledati; tražiti -
4 ply one's book
• prionuti na knjigu -
5 ply rating (pr)
• jačina karkase; jedinica za jačinu pneumatika -
6 ply steer force
• komponenta bočne sile (u odnosu na koordinatni sistem točka automobila) -
7 base ply rate
• osnovni platni stav -
8 diagonal ply tire
• klasičan pneumatik; pneumatik sa dijagonalnim tkanjem -
9 fabric braced radial ply tyre
• radijalni pneumatik (guma) sa pojasnim ojačanjem od tkanine; sloj gume sa najlonskim vlaknima -
10 impact ply
• elastični gumeni sloj između gazećeg sloja i karkaze; jastučić; jastučić (elastični gumeni sloj između gazećeg sloja i karkase) -
11 radial ply
• radijalno tkanje -
12 radial ply tyre (=radial tyre)
• radijalna guma; radijalni pneumatik -
13 radial tire (=radial ply tyre)
• radijalni pneumatik -
14 two-ply
• dvostruk -
15 two ply
• dvostruk -
16 tyre ply rating
• indeks jačine gume
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