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1 sastaviti
* * *• combine• compile• compose• scribe• seam• draw up• to make out• sew together• synthesize• put together• indite• join• gather• compound• adjoin• assemble• piece• match -
2 složiti
put together, pile up* * *• compose• set• stack• put together• fold• fold up• get along• conciliate• agree• assort• arrange• pile• pigeon hole• make up -
3 napisati
* * *• engross• to write• write• write out• write down• write up• take• put together• produce• indite• inscribe• letter• note• pencil• pen• make out -
4 nesastavljen
pp & adj not put together, not joined, ununited, unmatched, unwritten, undrafted, uncomposed, in need of composition* * *• non-assembled -
5 udružen
pp & adj put together, pooled, combined, united, joined, coupled, merged* * *• jointed• affiliated• amalgamate• associated• associate• mingy -
6 ustrojiti
vt pf organize, systematize, constitute, frame; (formirati, osnovati) form, establish, set up, put together, found* * *• systematize• form• constitute• organize -
7 uštrojiti
vt pf organize, systematize, constitute, frame; (formirati, osnovati) form, establish, set up, put together, found* * *• castrate -
8 majstorisati
vt imp/make, build, put together; fig fool around with, cook up -
9 nesklapanje
n not folding/clasping/closing; (ugovora) nonconclusion; eng nonassem-bly, failure to assemble, f. to put together -
10 zbrojiti
vtpf add/sum up, total, coll tot up, find the total of, totalize, summarize | fig kad se sve zbrojitii i oduzme in the final reckoning, when all is said and done, at the end of the day, ultimately; the bottom line is; fig -iti dva i dva put two and two together* * *• to add together• total• count• add up together• add• add up -
11 posavjetovati se
vr pftake counsel with, take advice (from), advise/consult with, seek smb's advice; A sl touch base with l želio bih se -ovati s tobom I'd like your advice; da se -ujemo let's put our heads together; (s još nekim) let's get a second opinion* * *• consult -
12 sastavljen
pp put/pieced together; formed, set up, established; drafted, drawn up; assembled; joined; made up of, consisting of, comprising* * *• built-up• composed• compiled• constituted• compound -
13 prileći
, -gnuti vi pf (dobro, sljubiti se) fit tightly/closely, fit well (together), hug; (leći) lie down a little, put one's feet up (poslije ručka have a siesta); - pridrijemati; (na posao) - prionuti
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