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41 električna bušilica
• power drill -
42 isplaka
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43 izgubljene bušaće šipke
• lost drill pipe -
44 kompresor
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45 nevješt
adj awkward, clumsy, unadroit, undex-terous, unskillful, unpracticed, untrained, inexperienced, raw, crude, in need of practice/training/drill l praviti se nevješt - praviti se lud* * *• clumsy• scratchy• unskilled• unskilful• unhandy• unafamiliar• ungainly• unacquainted• shift less• inexpert• inefficient• inapt• naive -
46 obuka
f instruction; (izobrazba) training; sch classes pl (- nastava) I praktična -a practical classes, training; -a skijanja skiing in-struction/classes/school; vojna -a military training; mil osnovna -a basic training; (amer. mornarica i pomorska pješadija) b* * *• briefing• drill• training• tuition• teaching• instruction• lesson• nurture• ordinary -
47 prorešetati
vt pf (prosijati) sift, riddle; (ugljen) screen; (kritizirati) criticise severely; fig sift, thresh over, examine thoroughly; (mecima) riddle with bullets (- izrešetati)* * *• drill -
48 trenirati
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49 uvježbavanje
n drill(ing), training, coaching, practicing (BE -sing), practice* * *• workout• practicing -
50 zavrtati
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51 bušaći
adj driling-; boring- I civ eng bušaćia garnitura drill rig; boring rig -
52 cvilih
m Ger text (pamučni inlet) tick(ing); (laneni) linen drill -
53 dresirano
adv in a well-trained manner, with drill -
54 drilanje
n drilling, drill -
55 izdrilati
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56 izdrilati se
vr pf drill o.s.; become well drilled -
57 izvježbati
se vr pf train oneself, acquire/gain skill (ili routine), become skilled/practiced/ /trained, learn by practice/exercise/drill/ /routine I treba se - it takes practice -
58 izvježbati
vt pf train, drill, exercise; practice (BE -ise) -
59 izvježbavanje
n training, drill(ing), practicing (BE -sing), practice, exercise -
60 muštranje
n Ger coll drill; driving hard; rough treatment
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