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1 potpiše
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2 automat za potpis
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3 bit za predznak
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4 mjesto predznaka
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5 natpis na radnji
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6 oznaka za predznak
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7 početak rada
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8 potpisati
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9 prekid rada
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10 gestovni govor
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11 jezik znakova
• sign language -
12 oznaka kristala
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13 potpisati ugovor
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14 znakovni jezik
• sign language -
15 naznaka
sign, suggestion, denotation -
16 upisati se
vr pf register; sign a register/book/ /roll/list; (u knjigu dežurstva) sign on (na odlasku sign off); sch & univ enroll (BE enrol) in/at, be admitted to, register for (classes); (u društvo, klub,, stranku) join | upisati se na fakultet enter college; upisati se na tehniku* * *• enlist• enroll• enter• sign on• sign up• sign-up• sign in -
17 prijaviti se
vr pf report (oneself) at/to; register (kod with), enter (one's name) for a competition, race, enter for, put one's name down (for), sign up (for); (ugovoriti termin /kod... žal) make an appointment (with... for); (u hotelu; za ulaz u zrakoplov) check in;* * *• sign in• sign on• apply -
18 at-znak
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19 morati potpisati
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20 odjava
f notice of departure/withdrawal/cancellation ; cancelled registration/booking (-odjavljivanje); checking out (of a hotel); (na kraju TV ili radio programa) sign-off* * *• checking-out• sign-off• logout• log off• logoff
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