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1 predati
give over, deliver, uručiti hand over* * *• commit• commend• deliver• transmit• send• surrender• hand over• hand down• handover• give in• give over• give in charge• hand• consign• abrasiveness• abandon• pass on• pass down• reach• refer• relegate -
2 napajati
vt impf water cattle, give to drink; (gorivom) feed fuel to; (strujom) feed power/ /current to, power, charge I DP napajati podacima feed with data, feed data in, input data* * *• burn on• charge -
3 komanda
f mil - zapovijed, naredba, (us-tanova) - zapovjedništvo l (- izdati naredbu, zapovjediti); hum biti pod ženinom -om be bossed by one's wife; fig preuzeti -u take command/charge, take over (- vodstvo); plakati (kao) po -i cry/ /weep on cue; dati -u (give* * *• command
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