Examples of using Second version in English and their translations into Croatian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
New series- second version.
The second version is Joyce's story.
Let us dwell on the second version.
The second version is more streamlined.
Wait, what happened to the second version?
The second version is more streamlined.
Wait, what happened to the second version?
The second version is less mystified.
They worked out the kinks in the second version.
The second version can be called"poseidonic.
Scheme Origami- Modular origami cube- second version.
The second version of the manufacture of the device.
All set. Wait,what happened to the second version?
But the second version was even more ironic and contemptuous.
Wait, what happened to the second version? All set?
In the second version, you need to act a little differently.
They worked out the kinks… in the second version, called it Venom.
A second version, the Me 163B, was built with a more powerful motor.
Currently my site is only in English which I translated to its second version as Arabic using Transposh.
The second version is more sophisticated and a little more difficult first.
We created two versions so far, and although we are pretty satisfied with second version, there are still some details to be polished.
According to the second version, Mikhail's death could becomethe result of contract killing.
The second version of 100 kuna banknote, issue March 7, 2002, was put into circulation on June 3.
Available since September 2016, this second version is ideal for all applications where the lowest height is required.
The second version of 10 kuna banknote, issue January 15, 1995 was put into circulation on June 30, 1995.
This manual is for the installation of the second version, since the former is further complicated by its volume and increased consumption.
A second version of the programme was implemented from 2006, with the aims of reducing the Early School Leaving(ESL) and promoting educational success.
Used this program a long time, since the second version, now moved to third, where it is added many useful functions to me.
The second version says that the toponym Japan was derived from"iapanus" which means mayor, frontiersman- the keeper of the frontier.
According to the second version, the name is also Germanic. It is a shortened version of the"adult" names Amalia or Emilia.