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I. per·ma·nent ['pɜːmənənt] ADJ

1. permanent (lasting indefinitely):

permanent
stalan
permanent
trajan
permanent
permanentan
permanent agreement relationship
dugotrajan
permanent abode
stalno prebivalište
permanent appointment
doživotni položaj
permanent damage/hearing loss
trajno oštećenje/gubitak sluha
permanent
prebivalište f
permanent
stalni boravak m

2. permanent (continual):

permanent
neprekidan
permanent
kontinuiran
permanent
stalan

II. per·ma·nent ['pɜːmənənt] N Am old

permanent
trajna f frizura

per·ma·nent 'wave N

permanent wave
trajna ondulacija f
lay-off permanent
otkaz m
to be a permanent fixture fig, hum
spadati u popisni inventar
she does the odd teaching job but nothing permanent
ona predaje u školi samo povremeno, ne stalno