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1 make and break rotary
vrtaći stol stroja za bušenje okretanjem s uređajem za pritezanje i rastavljan je; spojeva bušaćih šipki -
2 peace
s 1. mir (mirno stanje, mirovni ugovor) 2. mir, sigurnost 3. mir, (unutarnji), smirenost, spokojnost 4. mir, tišina, red / at # = u miru, u mirnom stanju, u slozi; to hold one's # = šutjeti, biti miran; [jur] to keep the # = održavati mir, biti miran; psriječiti narušavanje reda i mira; to make one's with = pomiriti se s kim; kslopiti mir; to break the # = narušiti javni mir; to leave a p in # = ostaviti koga na miru; make # = pomiriti se, izmiriti se* * *
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adj (#ly [adv]) 1. ravan, vodoravan; plosnat; gladak, jednolik, izjednačen, isti 2. potpun 3. pravedan, nepristran 4. staložen, uravnotežen, miran 5. paran (broj) / [com] of # date = istog datuma; odd or # = par...nepar; #-handed justice = jednaka pravda; to be # with = biti ravan komu, čemu; [fig] biti skim kvit; [coll] to break # = proći bez profita, ali i bez gubitaka; to meet on # ground = imati jednake izglede; # temper = staložena, mirna ćud; [mar] on an # keel = na jednakom gazu (brod); the ship is on an # beam = brod je uspravan; to make # with the ground = izjednačiti, izravnati s tlom; upon # terms = uz jednake uvjete, u slozi; to go # with = ravnati se po; to part # hands = jednako podjeliti, nagoditi se; to get # with a p = raščistiti, obračunati s kim* * *
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