Does it exist a word in English that corresponds with Croatian word:


in the context of

U kontekstu sudstva:

"The case will not be heard".

Predmetni - kredit, slučaj, dokument... ?

Pa reci je li u pitanju sudski spor ili ne? Ko sluša, ko razmatra, koji je to autoritet? Ako je sudski, onda samo "the case" a kontekst je jasan iz popratnog dokumenta.

U pitanju je bilo koji esej. Kada je glavna tema neki dokument, kredit, klijent. Recimo kreditna aplikacija i govori se o novom traženom kreditu u mnoštvu kredita, koje ima.

The credit application will not be considered?

The credit application was rejected?

The document will not be taken into consideration?

OK.

Određeni član THE mijenja neke konstrukcije iz hrvatskog jezika, koji kao svi slavenski jezici nema određenih i neodređenih članova.

I feel free to provide you with some additional information.

It was pretty often during the nineties, that companies in B & H have been performing their bussiness activities in a real estate that was property of the owner of the company. Those companies at that time had had a very low capital basis, so that banks and other creditors over the time requested recapitalization through the contribution of such buildings.

Zašto crnci iz srednje i južne Afrike sa engleskog govornog područja "ask" izgovaraju kao "aks". To sam čuo od svih njih koje sam sreo.

To ti je dialect.

During the 90's, most companies in B&H didn't carry their real estate holdings on their own balance sheet, but leased them, usually from the company owner. Since most companies were undercapitalized, the banks and other creditors requested that the owners move these assets onto company balance sheets, in effect recapitalizing the company through an asset contribution.

C'mon. Was my writing in previous post totally wrong?

Is it common to say "5 through 3", for the formula 5/3, or I have to say "5 divided by 3"?

I've never, ever heard "5 through 3" or similar used. Definitely just "5 divided by 3".

Thank you very much for being so kind.

How to say "na treću", "na četvrtu" and so on..

For instance:
"5 na treću je 125"

Thank you in advance.

Five to the power three or five to the third power. I've found it on the web.

Five to the power of three is more commonly used, but they are both correct.

Is there any differences in meaning among the verbs "swirl", "twirl" and "whirl"?

Where did you find those?

I needed to google to find out the meaning of some of them.
You don't need them. If living in London, you would encounter those once in 10 years. While reading a book on your commute.

They aren't so uncommon in English. I have found them in many articles.

Articles about what

How to say:

In many tales and stories for learning English.

We're running out of time.

There isn't enough time left.

But your context doesn't make sense. Are you asking for more time (potrebno je malo više vremena)?

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