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61 by-pass capacitor
• blok kondenzator; kondenzator za premošćenje -
62 by-pass cathode resistor
• katodni odvodni otpornik -
63 by-pass coil
• kalem za šentiranje; odvodni kalem -
64 by-pass discharge path
• prenosni vodljivi put -
65 by-pass rectifier
• prenosni ventil -
66 by-pass switch
• paralelni prekidač -
67 by-pass to ground
• odvod u zemlju -
68 by-pass valve
• ograničavač pritiska povartnog -
69 by pass filter
• mimoprolazni (ili zaobilazni) prečistač -
70 by pass pipe
• zaobilazni cevovod -
71 by pass valve
• obilazni ventil; optočni -
72 come to pass
• desiti se; dešavati se; doći; dolaziti; zbiti se; zbivati se -
73 from whence it comes to pass
• odakle to biva; odakle to dolazi -
74 hand pass a bootle round the t
• obrediti što bocom -
75 high-pass filter
• propusni filter za visoke frek; visoko propusni filter; visokofrekventni filter; visokopropusni filtar -
76 high-pass filter pitched
• visokotonski -
77 high-pass filter pressure b...
• gorionik visokog pritiska -
78 high-pass filter pressure c...
• komora visokog pritiska -
79 high-pass filter pressure f...
• cedilo visokog pritiska -
80 high-pass filter pressure g...
• manometar visokog pritiska; razvijač visokog pritiska
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