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41ćar — ćȃr m DEFINICIJA reg. zarada od trgovine; dobitak, opr. šteta, gubitak, kvar ETIMOLOGIJA tur. kȃr ← perz. kār: težak posao, zarada …
42Car — Car, der; s, s <französisch> (schweizerisch; kurz für Autocar) …
43car — ► NOUN 1) a powered road vehicle designed to carry a small number of people. 2) a railway carriage or (N. Amer. ) wagon. ORIGIN originally meaning «wheeled vehicle»: from Latin carrus …
44car — car1 [kär] n. [ME & NormFr carre < L carrum, carrus, orig., two wheeled Celtic war chariot < Gaul carros (OIr carr) < IE * k̑ṛsos < base * k̑ers , to run > L currere, to run, cursus, COURSE] 1. any vehicle on wheels 2. Old Poet. a… …
45car|a|ga|na — «KAR uh GAY nuh», noun. any one of a group of leguminous trees or shrubs native to China and Siberia, having feathery pale green foliage and yellow flowers appearing in early spring. ╂[< New Latin Caragana the genus name < karaghan, the… …
46car|am|bo|la — «KAR uhm BOH luh», noun. 1. the acid fruit of a small East Indian tree. 2. the tree itself. ╂[< Spanish carambola, perhaps < Marathi karambal < Sanskrit karmaranga] …
47car|at — «KAR uht», noun. 1. a unit of weight for precious stones, equal to gram or 200 milligrams. 2. one 24th part of gold in an alloy: »A gold ring of 18 carats is 18 parts pure gold and 6 parts alloy. Abbr: kt. Also, karat. ╂[< Middle French carat… …
48Car|bo|na|ri — «KAHR boh NAH ree», noun (plural), singular ro « roh». an Italian secret society organized early in the 1800 s for the purpose of liberating Italy from Austrian domination and forming a republic. ╂[< Italian Carbonari (literally) charcoal… …
49car|bo|ra — «kahr BR uh, BOHR », noun. a wood burrowing worm of Australia which lives between high and low water in a tidal river. ╂[< a native word in Australia] …
50car|ci|no|ma — «KAHR suh NOH muh», noun, plural, mas, ma|ta « muh tuh». any one of various cancers of the skin, body organ linings, or glandular tissue: »one has tumours of the endoderm, such as carcinomas of the stomach, intestines and so forth (E. Dodds).… …
