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1 reasonable
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opravdan
pametan
podnošljiv
prihvatljiv
razborit
razložan
razuman
razumljiv
umjeren
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2 reasonable and consistent
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3 reasonable doubt
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4 reasonable grounds
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5 reasonable grounds for believing
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6 reasonable position
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7 reasonable precautions clause
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8 reasonable reason
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9 reasonable costs of repairs
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10 in cases of reasonable doubt
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kad postoje osnovani razlozi za sumnju
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11 reason
1. um, pamet, razum; razumijevanje; razlog, povod; pravo by reason of zbog for the reason zbog toga 2. v/i razumno razmišljati, rezonirati; zaključivati; uvjeriti koga; rasuđivati; v/t razmisliti reason a p into (ili out of) a th nagovoriti (ili odgovoriti) reasonable razborit; prihvatljiv, prikladan; jeftin* * *
nagovarati
obrazložiti
povod
promisliti
prosuđivati
rasuđivati
razlog
razum
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12 charge
I.ntroљak, naknada, pristojba, izdatak• abolish charge ukinuti pristojbu• access charge naknada za pristup• accrued charge obračunati izdatak, akumulirana obveza• bank charge bankovna naknada• charge account kreditni račun• charge card kreditna kartica (dobavljača)• credit charge troљak kredita• finance charge troљak financiranja• interconnection charge troљak/naknada za međusobno povezivanjeBilj.: Troљak/naknada za pristup i uporabu koju vlasnik/operater telekomunikacijskih mreћa i usluga plaća operaterima i/ili pruћateljima usluga koji se s njim povezuju• loan charge troљak kredita• non-discriminatory charge nediskriminirajuća naknada• quasi-fiscal charge kvazifiskalno opterećenje• travel and entertainment ( charge) card kreditna kartica dobavljača (npr. robne kuće) za čije se iznose izravno tereti vlasnik karticeBilj.: Troљkovi zdravstvenih usluga koje odobrava osiguravatelj u sustavu Medicare; uobičajeni troљkovi davatelja zdravstvenih usluga u određenom područjuII.vteretiti, zaračunatiEnglesko-Hrvatski Glosar bankarstva, osiguranja i ostalih financijskih usluga > charge
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