Translations for „vso“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

also [ˈɔ:lsəʊ] ADV

1. also (too):

also

tudi

2. also (furthermore):

also

poleg tega

also

prav tako

I . veto <-es> [ˈvi:təʊ] N

1. veto (nullification):

veto

veto m

veto of a measure

veto na sprejem ukrepa

presidential veto

predsednikov veto

2. veto (right of refusal):

veto

pravica f do veta

to have the power of veto

imeti pravico do veta

to put a veto on sth esp Brit fig

prepovedati kaj

II . veto [ˈvi:təʊ] VB trans to veto sth

1. veto (officially refuse):

to veto sth

dati veto na kaj

to veto sth

zavračati kaj [perf zavrniti kaj]

2. veto (forbid):

to veto sth

prepovedovati kaj [perf prepovedati kaj]

vase [vɑ:z] N

vase

vaza f

vast [vɑ:st] ADJ

vast

ogromen

vast

velikanski

vast country

prostran

vast knowledge

obširen

vast majority

velik

in vast numbers

v velikem številu

I . vest [vest] N

1. vest Brit (underwear):

vest

spodnja majica f

2. vest esp Am (outer garment):

vest

jopič m

3. vest (jersey):

vest

telovadna majica f

4. vest (waistcoat):

vest Am Aus

brezrokavnik m

vest Am Aus

telovnik m

5. vest Brit (T-shirt):

vest [top]

majica brez rokavov

II . vest [vest] VB trans form

1. vest usu passive (give):

vest

dodeljevati [perf dodeliti]

vest

podeljevati [perf podeliti]

to be vested with the power to do sth

imeti pooblastilo za kaj

2. vest (place):

control has been vested in local authorities

nadzor je bil dodeljen krajevnim oblastem

to vest one's hopes in sb/sth

položiti svoje upe v koga/kaj

III . vest [vest] VB intr LAW

a property vests in sb

stavba pripada komu

visa [ˈvi:zə] N

visa

vizum m

visa

viza f

entry/exit visa

vstopni/izstopni vizum

vise N Am

vise → vice :

See also vice , vice

vice² [vaɪs] N (tool)

vice

primež m

vice

precep m

vice¹ [vaɪs] N

1. vice (moral weakness):

vice

pregreha f

2. vice no pl (immoral behaviour):

vice

pregrešnost f

vice

moralna pokvarjenost f

3. vice LAW:

vice

kaznivo dejanje n zoper javno moralo

4. vice inf hum:

vice (bad habit)

razvada f

vice (bad habit)

grda navada f

vice (weakness)

slabost f

smoking is her only vice

kajenje je njena edina razvada

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

As played, this was a thought-provoking outing by the VSO, and one that made a deep emotional impact on many listeners.

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The VSO report is informed by the experiences of volunteers and women's rights campaigners from around the world.

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This will be the local politician's third time volunteering with VSO.

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However, word order is somewhat flexible, and there are some exceptions to the VSO standard.

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Notice that the example using "is" exhibits a diversion from the typical VSO word order.

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However, the director of the VSO demanded that he reject this offer, and a conflict ensued which ended in stvig resigning from his position at the VSO.

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Zu; now it's time for the VSO to introduce listeners to this composer.

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All are verb initial languages, with VSO (verb-subject-object) being the most common word order.

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In 1988, the VSO was forced to shut down for five months to regroup and deal with a $2.3 million deficit.

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Living within the community can also be one of the most challenging aspects of VSO life.

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