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2 izoštrenost
f sharpened/heightened itd. quality, keenness, acuteness; (slike) being in focus, fine-tuned quality (-enost)* * *• abrasion -
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4 sinkroniziran
pp synchronized; film dubbed | sp -o plivanje synchronized swimming* * *• tuned• timed -
5 ugođen
pp & adj tuned; adjusted* * *• adjusted -
6 uključen
pp & adj included; involved; coll part of the action, in the picture; el (switched) on | ne biti - be uninvolved, fig be on the sidelines; taksi s uključenim brojilom taxi with the meter running; TV & rad ostanite -i (s nama) stay tuned, stand by (for); -o u cij* * *• engaged• Running• involved• included• inclusive• incorporated• joined• concerned• plugged -
7 usklađen
pp coordinated, synchronized, harmonized, concerted, aligned, adjusted, brought into line/step, brought in tune; geared to; reconciled, squared | tijesno usklađen closely coordinated itd., in close coordination* * *• brought in tune• compatible• coherent• tuned• squared• synchronous• tailored• synchronized• harmonized• harmonised• balanced• concerted• aligned• adjusted• attuned• ocoordinated• reconciled -
8 usklađeno
adv in a coordinated/synchronized/ /concerted manner, with/in coordination, in harmony/synchrony/concert/alignment; in line/step/tune | djelovati usklađeno act with/in coordination, take coordinated/concerted action* * *• tuned -
9 radioaparat
m radio (set), BE+ wireless (set); - radio | ostanite kod svojih -a stay tuned (in); prijaviti - take out a radio licence (samo u UK) -
10 uigran
adj coordinated, well-tuned; closely knit, working like a team, having team spirit
См. также в других словарях:
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