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gross¹ <- [or -es]> [grəʊs] SAM. (a group of 144)

gross

gros m. spol

gross

veliki ducat m. spol

by the gross

na veliko

I . gross² [grəʊs] PRID.

1. gross also PRAVO:

gross

velik

gross

hud

gross violation of human rights

groba kršitev človekovih pravic

2. gross:

gross (very fat)

zavaljen

gross (big and ugly)

oduren

gross (revolting) smell, taste

ogaben

3. gross:

gross

bruto

gross

kosmat

gross domestic/national product

bruto domači/družbeni proizvod

gross income

bruto dohodek

gross weight

bruto teža

II . gross² [grəʊs] GLAG. preh. glag. FINAN.

gross

ustvarjati [dov. obl. ustvariti bruto dohodek]

gross-out [ˈgrəʊsaʊt] SAM. pog.

gross-out

gnusoba ž. spol

gross ˈton·nage SAM.

gross tonnage

bruto tonaža ž. spol ladje

waxed gross PRID.

Geslo uporabnika

waxed gross (heart) REL.

otopelo

Primeri uporabe besede gross

gross income

bruto dohodek

gross weight

bruto teža

by the gross

na veliko

gross domestic/national product

bruto domači/družbeni proizvod

gross domestic product

bruto domači proizvod

gross/net profit

bruto/neto dobiček

gross violation of human rights

groba kršitev človekovih pravic

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

angleščina

They infect the leukocytes and cause gross distortion of the host cell.

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By the same time it had an average per capita gross national product of $440.

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Research and experimentation expenses must be apportioned based on either relative sales or relative gross income.

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The industrial and mining sector of the economy accounts for 34.7% of the gross regional product.

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It would be a gross understatement to say that these events did not have an impact on the school.

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Complete sales and gross profit reports are available each week to be reviewed by management.

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Income may be distributed gross or net of basic rate tax depending on the plan.

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Gross, 17, plans to compete as a decathlete in college.

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It seems to be a natural feeling to become squeamish at the sight of blood, injury or gross deformity, but many overcome these fears by the time they reach adulthood.

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Paying public service workers is necessary, to support our society, but does not add to the gross national product.

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