kȍlektīv

kȍlektīv
kȍlektīv m {{c=0}}1. {{001f}}grupa ljudi okupljena na nekom zajedničkom projektu, poslu, zadatku, promoviranju neke ideje {{/c}}[glumački ∼; stranački ∼] {{c=0}}2. {{001f}}ljudi koji čine organizaciju; organizacija, radna zajednica ili jedinica {{/c}}[tvornički ∼; radni ∼]
✧ {{001f}}njem. lat.

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