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vol·ume [ˈvɒlju:m] SAM.

1. volume no mn. (space):

volume

prostornina ž. spol

volume

volumen m. spol

2. volume no mn. (amount):

volume

količina ž. spol

volume

obseg m. spol

3. volume no mn. (sound level):

volume

glasnost ž. spol

4. volume (control dial):

volume

regulator m. spol glasnosti

to turn the volume down/up

dati bolj potiho/na glas

5. volume:

volume (book of set)

zvezek m. spol

volume (book of set)

knjiga ž. spol

volume (book of set)

del m. spol

volume (issues of magazine)

letnik m. spol

volume (issues of magazine)

leto n

pro·ˈduc·tion vol·ume SAM.

production volume

obseg m. spol proizvodnje

ˈvol·ume con·trol, ˈvol·ume regu·la·tor SAM.

volume control

regulator m. spol glasnosti

Primeri uporabe besede volume

volume control

gumb za uravnavanje glasnosti

[at] full blast [or volume]

do konca [jakosti]

equal in volume

enakega obsega

volume of verse

knjiga pesmi

high volume of air traffic

gost zračni promet

this knob controls the volume

ta gumb uravnava glasnost

to turn the volume down/up

dati bolj potiho/na glas

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

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The first two volumes took eight years to complete.

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It grew to 15 volumes in the 1950s, and remained there, though further changes were made in later editions.

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As of 2013, 48 volumes in the main series have been published; most cover a district, but several cover only one building.

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The third and final volume came in 1865.

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At that time, the library had 1300 volumes.

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If at all, they can measure blood volume changes.

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Some believe this was because he played without the nails needed for volume.

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Some blanks are made only in small volumes and are not widely available.

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Transport by sea was around 60 times cheaper than by land, so the volume for such trips was much larger.

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However, in earlier work there is still a defined sense of the subject's shape and volume.

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