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101 meko drvo
• soft wood; softwood -
102 metanol
• methanol; methyl alcohol; wood alcohol -
103 mrtvo drvo
• dead wood -
104 nešto se micaše u šumi
• something stir red in the wood -
105 ogrevno drvo
• firewood; firing; fuel wood -
106 palisandrovo dr
• rose-wood -
107 palisandrovo drvo
• rose-wood -
108 pošumiti
• afforest; forest; wood -
109 prašuma
• jungle; virgin wood -
110 prozuklo drvo
• rotten wood -
111 raseći
• anatomize; carve in wood; chop; cut; cut up; dissect; dissever; jag; rip; rip open; rip up; sever; slash; slice; slit -
112 sirovo drvo
• green wood -
113 slagati drva
• pile wood -
114 sulfitna drva pulpa
• sulphite wood pulp -
115 šimširovo drvo
• box wood -
116 šljuka
• snipe; woodcock; wood-cock -
117 šuma
• covert; entirety; forest; wold; wood; woodland -
118 testera za drvo
• blade; wood-saw -
119 tetreb
• black-cock; grouse; moor game; moor-game; wood grouse -
120 turpija za drvo
• rasp; smooth file; wood file
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