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1 urediti
(put in) order, arrange, adjust, časopis edit* * *• deal• edit• do up• tidy up• tidy• set• settle• put in order• iron out• lay• fix up• govern• accommodate• array• arrange• order• organize• regulate• reform• range• redact -
2 iskrenuto
adv in a reverse manner/order; inside out; - naglavce -
3 srediti
vt pf sort it/things out, get it/things sorted out; straighten it/things out, put it/ /things straight, set it/things right, put (ili set) it/things in order; tie up loose ends; handle; organize; - isposlovati | - nekoga fix smb., take care of smb., get s* * *• edit• tidy• settle• liquidate• cull• arrange• order• range• rectify• regulate• rank -
4 poredati
vt pf arrange (in rows), order, put in order, line up, align, post along, lay out, place side by side (- aranžirati, nanizati)* * *• sequence• line• align• arrange• array• order• range• rank -
5 izvršiti
vt pf carry out, perform, execute, do; (provesti) effect, effectuate, implement; (b-stvariti) realize, bring about I izvršiti pod svaku cijenu do by any means, do or die; mora se izvršiti it must be done; narediti da se nešto izvrši order something done (BE to be done)* * *• execution• execute• carried out• carry through• carry out• complete• commit• discharge• effekt• effect• effectuate• transact• you do• filfill• fulfill• implement• achieve• accomplish• perform• perpetrate• make• realize -
6 otpusnica
f letter/writ of dismissal; discharge certificate; (iz bolnice) release form, discharge (order) | sp dati -u igraču release a player; sp dobiti -u (iz kluba) be released; izdati -u iz bolnice write a discharge order, fill a release form, sign smb. out; do* * *• catamnesis• discharge summary -
7 poslagati
vt pf arrange; organize; sort out, systematize, put in order, tidy; set out; stack up; pile up; (po datumima) file (letters, newspapers) -
8 neispravan
adj (tehnički) faulty, out of order/ /repair, defective; (postupak) wrong, impro-per, not right, incorrect; (pogrešan) false, erroneous* * *• defective• unfair• vicious• wrong• incorrectly• inaccurate• invalid• incorrect• faulty• flawed• FALSE• badly• bad• raise -
9 odrediti
determine, define, specify, establish* * *• establish• enact• book• cast• classify• route• decided• defined• destine• determinate• define• determine• decide• designate• dastine• detail• to• shoot• set• settle• set by• stipulate• specify• prescribe• provide• qualify• lay down• fix• identify• allot• appropriate• assess• assign• appoint• ordain• order• peg down• peg• mark off• mark out• modify -
10 u neredu
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11 uređen
pp & adj (- urediti /se/) tidied up, shipshape; prettified, decorated; dressed up; put/set in order, ordered, set to rights, sorted/straightened out; arranged, fixed, taken care of, attended to; regulated; settled; edited | nagrada za najuređeniji štand the »b* * *• edited• furnished• arranged• ordered -
12 isplatni
adj pay-out; disbursement I bank isplatni štedni listić withdrawal slip; - arak payroll, paysheet; isplatni nalog payment order -
13 ispremiješano
adv in disorder, out of order -
14 ispremiješati
vt pf mix up, jumble, put out of order, disorder, make a jumble of, mess up
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