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1 age
s 1.dob, godine života, starost 2.stoljeće, vijek, razdoblje, period 3.odrasla dob, punoljetnost, zrelost 4.ljudski vijek, naraštaj, pokoljenje / what is his #? = koliko mu je godina?; moon's # = vrijeme koje protekne od mlađaka do uštapa; full # = punoljetnost, zrelost; to come of # = postati punoljetan; what # do you give me? = što mislite koliko mi je godina?; hi is my # = on je mojih godina; the infirmities of # = staračke bolesti; I haven't seen you for #s = nisam te vidio već čitavu vječnost; # of discretion = doba umne zrelosti; to be over # = biti prestar to be under # = biti maloljetan; tender # = djetinjstvo, dječje godine; at en early # = rano; down the #s = kroz vjekove; from # to # = s koljena na koljeno; # group = osobe istih godina* * *
dob
doba
dugi rok
dugo vrijeme
era
godine
godine života
starost
godište
odležati
period
pokoljenje
postarati se
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2 discretion
s oprez, razboritost; promišljenost; rasuđivanje; uviđavnost, obzir; uljudnost sloboda odluke; oprezna šutljivost; nahođenje / # is the better part of valour = bolje je živjeti kao kukavica nego umri- jeti kao junak; it is at your # = na volju vam je; at # = prema nahođenju; surrender at # = predati se na milost i nemilost; age of #, years of # = punoljetnost, godine razboritosti; it is within your # to do = na volju ti je da to učiniš; to use one's own # raditi po vlastitom nahođenju; the instructions leave me a wide # = upute mi ostavljaju veliku slobodu; to act with # = postupati s taktom* * *
diskrecija
nahođenje
nahođenju
oprez
po svojoj ocjeni
razboritost
slobodna ocjena
tajnost
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age of discretion — noun the age at which someone is considered able to take responsibility for their actions or affairs … English new terms dictionary
age of discretion — noun the age at which a person becomes legally responsible for certain acts and competent to exercise certain powers …
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Age of reason (canon law) — The age of reason, also called the age of discretion, is the age at which children become capable of moral responsibility. On completion of the seventh year a minor is presumed to have the use of reason (canon 97 §2 of the Code of Canon Law), but … Wikipedia
discretion — c.1300, dyscrecyun, moral discernment, from O.Fr. discrecion or directly from L.L. discretionem (nom. discretio) discernment, power to make distinctions, in classical Latin separation, distinction, from pp. stem of discernere to separate,… … Etymology dictionary
