TELEPHONE OPERATOR - Prevod od engleski do srpski

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'tele·phone op·era·tor N Am

telephone operator

telefonista m

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op·era·tor ['ɒpəreɪtəʳ] N

1. operator (worker):

operator

radnik(radnica) m (f)

machine operator

rukovalac mašinom

2. operator:

operator (switchboard worker)

operater m

operator (at telephone company)

telefonista m

3. operator (company):

tour operator

turistička agencija

4. operator inf (clever person):

operator

majstor m

operator

maher m

he is a canny operator in wage negotiations

on je maher u pregovaranju za plate

smooth operator

prepredenjak

smooth operator

maher

I. tele·phone ['telɪfəʊn] N

1. telephone (device):

telephone

telefon m

mobile [or Am also cell[ular]] telephone

mobilni telefon

to pick up the telephone

javiti se na telefon

2. telephone no pl (system):

by telephone

pomoću telefona

on the telephone

na telefonu

on the telephone

kraj telefona

II. tele·phone ['telɪfəʊn] VB trans

telephone

telefonirati imperf

III. tele·phone ['telɪfəʊn] VB intr

telephone

telefonirati

to telephone long-distance

zvati međugradski/inostrani broj

Present

I	telephone
you	telephone
he/she/it	telephones
we	telephone
you	telephone
they	telephone

Past

I	telephoned
you	telephoned
he/she/it	telephoned
we	telephoned
you	telephoned
they	telephoned

Present Perfect

I	have	telephoned
you	have	telephoned
he/she/it	has	telephoned
we	have	telephoned
you	have	telephoned
they	have	telephoned

Past Perfect

I	had	telephoned
you	had	telephoned
he/she/it	had	telephoned
we	had	telephoned
you	had	telephoned
they	had	telephoned

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

This is part of the tremendous value gained in representing this operator as a vector in its own right.

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This continued until a small boy suggested the sending operator be allowed to complete the word, after which it was understood.

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The other main source of revenue for the cable operators are subscription fees.

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Most stagehands (riggers, winch-workers and operators) were in the lowest class, making about $1,200 a week.

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A station is staffed by an operator who receives train orders and gives them to trains as they pass.

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