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un·ion [ˈju:njən] SAM.

1. union no mn. (state):

union

skupnost ž. spol

union

unija ž. spol

union

zveza ž. spol

monetary union

denarna unija

2. union (act):

union

združitev ž. spol

3. union:

union (organization)

združenje n

union (trade union)

sindikat m. spol

student(s') union

študentska organizacija

4. union form (marriage):

union

zakonska zveza ž. spol

5. union (harmony):

to live in perfect union

živeti v popolni harmoniji

ˈcus·toms un·ion SAM.

customs union

carinska unija ž. spol

Euro·pean ˈUn·ion SAM. no mn.

European Union

Evropska unija ž. spol

ˈla·bor un·ion SAM. am. angl.

labor union

delavski sindikat m. spol

So·vi·et ˈUn·ion SAM. no mn. zgod. the Soviet Union

Soviet Union

Sovjetska zveza ž. spol

stu·dent ˈun·ion SAM., stu·dents' ˈun·ion SAM.

student union

študentska organizacija ž. spol

trade ˈun·ion SAM.

trade union

sindikat m. spol

Un·ion ˈJack SAM.

Union Jack

Union Jack m. spol (britanska zastava)

Euro·pean Mone·tary ˈUnion SAM.

European Monetary Union

Evropska monetarna unija ž. spol

Coun·cil of the Euro·pean ˈUn·ion SAM.

Council of the European Union

Svet m. spol Evropske unije

Primeri uporabe besede union

monetary union

denarna unija

student(s') union

študentska organizacija

trade-union official

sindikalni funkcionar

to live in perfect union

živeti v popolni harmoniji

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

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Therefore, he reasoned they must pay union dues, although they do not have to join the union.

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Failure of initial union, for example when bone fragments are separated by soft tissue may also lead to atrophic non-union.

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There is no other team game in the world besides rugby union that is held hostage by the peccadillos and peculiarities of the referee.

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Polygamy is not permitted, and there are prohibitions of marriages between some relatives and some who are already in a civil union.

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After steady growth over the first half of the century, including winning paid sick leave, annual leave and a forty-hour week, the union really took off in the 1950s.

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At the time, cotton spinners were considered an elite group among other union factions.

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Following these victories in 1969 and 1970, the mood of the union improved and centralization of organization became less taboo.

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They envisaged the economic structure of the future as a combination of local trade-union groupings and federations of branches of industry.

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Membership has declined to its current level of 800,000, but it is still by far the largest of the trade union centers in the country.

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Assuming the axiom of choice, the union of a countable set of countable sets is itself countable.

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