UNION - Englisch-Slowenisch Übersetzung

un·ion [ˈju:njən] SUBST

1. union no Pl (state):

union: skupnost f

union: unija f

union: zveza f

monetary union: denarna unija

2. union (act):

union: združitev f

3. union:

union (organization): združenje n

union (trade union): sindikat m

student(s') union: študentska organizacija

4. union form (marriage):

union: zakonska zveza f

5. union (harmony):

to live in perfect union: živeti v popolni harmoniji

ˈcus·toms un·ion SUBST

customs union: carinska unija f

Euro·pean ˈUn·ion SUBST no Pl

European Union: Evropska unija f

ˈla·bor un·ion SUBST Am

labor union: delavski sindikat m

So·vi·et ˈUn·ion SUBST no Pl hist the Soviet Union

Soviet Union: Sovjetska zveza f

stu·dent ˈun·ion SUBST, stu·dents' ˈun·ion SUBST

student union: študentska organizacija f

trade ˈun·ion SUBST

trade union: sindikat m

Un·ion ˈJack SUBST

Union Jack: Union Jack m (britanska zastava)

Euro·pean Mone·tary ˈUnion SUBST

European Monetary Union: Evropska monetarna unija f

Coun·cil of the Euro·pean ˈUn·ion SUBST

Council of the European Union: Svet m Evropske unije

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monetary union: denarna unija

student(s') union: študentska organizacija

trade-union official: sindikalni funkcionar

to live in perfect union: živeti v popolni harmoniji

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During the 1970s the presidents were involved in the major political projects of the day, such as the European Monetary Union.

en.wikipedia.org

There was little mistaking the clear fracturing sounds of the European Monetary Union.

www.marketoracle.co.uk

This fragmentation has been an ever-present danger since the move to further integration with the formation of the European Monetary Union and the single currency area.

www.euromoney.com

It should be made possible for countries that are the victims of the European Monetary Union to leave it and return to their own monetary arrangements.

www.telegraph.co.uk

At the heart of the crisis is the fundamental flaw within the European Monetary Union -- the eurozone -- which at its centre is deeply undemocratic.

www.theage.com.au