Translation of Serbian word "организација" to English
организација
Latin script: organizacija
/organizacija/
How to use
The feminine noun 'организација' means both a body (a company, an NGO) and the act of organising: 'организација посла'. The related verb is 'организовати'.
🇬🇧 English
organization
Example
Ова хуманитарна организација помаже деци без родитељског старања.
Ova humanitarna organizacija pomaže deci bez roditeljskog staranja.
This humanitarian organization helps children without parental care.
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Common phrases
- невладина организација— non-governmental organisation
- хуманитарна организација— humanitarian organisation
- организација посла— organisation of work
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What does the Serbian word "организација" mean?▼
The Serbian word "организација" means "organization" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Ова хуманитарна организација помаже деци без родитељског старања." (which translates as "This humanitarian organization helps children without parental care.").
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