Examples of using A hatch in English and their translations into Serbian
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It's a hatch.
There's got to be a hatch.
There's a hatch in the floor.
They have a hatch.
A hatch buried in the dirt.
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That's a hatch.
A hatch with explosive bolts on the… spacecraft.
There's a hatch.
There's a hatch out on to the street.
There's a hatch.
We need a hatch with explosive bolts, that we can open ourselves.
Look for a hatch.
There's a hatch under the fuselage.
They have a hatch.
Locke found a hatch in the ground about a half mile from here.
We have a hatch.
There's a hatch in the door.
This might be a hatch.
Okay, there should be a hatch leading down to the next level.
It is necessary to organize a hidden access in the form of a hatch for maintenance of wiring the ceiling.
This line leads from a hatch in the coal room to this pipe system here.
Of the minuses, you can only call a larger size(in addition, you need a room for a hatch), as well as the need to tilt to load things.
Locke found a… a hatch in the ground.
Either there's a special machine that spits out silver iodide, dry ice orcement into the clouds, or a hatch opens and a guy with a shovel seeds the clouds manually," he explains.
Actually, it's a hatch for the Astraeus.
There should be a hatch somewhere.
Though somewhat crude(the Soviet paratroopers had to exit their slow-moving Tupolev TB-3 transporters through a hatch in the roof and then position themselves along the wings and jump together), the exercise managed to land 1,000 troops through air-drops followed by another 2,500 soldiers with heavy equipment delivered via airlandings.
There must be a hatch somewhere.
Behind the rear seat there's a hatch that leads to the trunk.
The same way by which a woman passed through a hatch which was later seen to be locked from the inside.