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1 alde
iz.1. ( albo)a. side; \alde askotako multilateral; \alde bateko unilateral | one-sided; \alde biko bilateral | two-sided | double-sided; \alde biko kontrata bilateral contractb. ( eskualdea, lekua) place, area; \alde guztietan everywhere ; \alde batetik bestera from one place to another; alderik \alde from place to; aldez \alde from place to placec. Mil. flankd. ( disko, kaseteari d.) side; A \aldea side Ae. (d iamanteari d., e.a.) side, faceta. ( itxura) aspect, angle, point; \alde batetik merkea da on one hand it' s cheap; \alde ongi dago baina bestetik oso gaizki on one hand it is correct but on the other it is very wrong; \alde honez from this point of view; hitz hori bi \aldetan aditzen da that word can be understood two waysb. ( auziari, eztabaidari d.) side, stand, position; nire \aldea hartu zuen she took my side; \alde bat hartu to take sidesc. \alde batera once and for all3. - aldea. region, area; Durango\alde Durango regionb. zone, area; mendi\alde moutain {area || zone}; hego\alde southern areac. leiho hau hego\aldera da this window faces southa. difference, disparity; zer \alde dago haien artean? what difference is there between them?; haien artean \alde handia dago there' s a big difference between themb. ( tartea) distance, interval, span, stretchc. advantage; i-i \aldea kendu to pull ahead of5. ( norbaitena) side; aitaren \aldeko ahaideak relatives on my father' s side6. (z.o.) jenderik onena \alde dute they' ve got the best people with them post.1. [+ -(r)en]a. for, on behalf of; asko egin dute euskararen \alde they' ve done a lot for Basque; gure osabaren \aldeko hileta our uncle' s funeralb. for, in favour of (GB), in favor of (USA) ; i-en \alde jarri to come out in favour of sb; "Nafarroa euskararen \alde" "Navarre is for Basque"c. on; zaldi horren \alde egin dut apustua I' ve bet on that horse2. [0] except for, with the exception of, barring; aita \alde beste guztiak all except for father3. ( -tik) away from; nire etxea herritik \alde dago my house is away from the town -
2 aurpegi
iz. [from aurre- (fore-) + begi (eye)]1.a. ( begitartea) face, countenance formala., visage Liter. ; \aurpegiz \aurpegi face to face; i-i \aurpegiz \aurpegi begiratu to look sb in the faceb. txakur \aurpegia du he' s got a dog' s facec. (irud.) (esa.) \aurpegirik gabeko bankariak the faceless bankers ez dut \aurpegirik horretarako I don' t have the {nerve || stomach || guts} for that; \aurpegira {bota || eman} i. to rebuke, berate, censure ii. ( leporatu) to blame, accuse; \aurpegira eman zioten bere hutsegite hori they rebuked him for that mistake of his; eta gero botatzen digute \aurpegira alferrak garela and then they accused us of being lazy; \aurpegia hautsi (B) to overcome one' s shyness; \aurpegia izan [ du/ad. ] to be cheeky2.a. ( txanponari d.) sideb. ( auzia) side, aspect, facet; \aurpegi txarra du it has a bad side to itc. (Geom.) sided. ( image) image, impression ; orain alderdiak bere iragan zalantzagarria utzi nahirik, \aurpegi berri bat erakusteko asmoa du now the party, wishing to leave its dubious past behind, intends to put on a new imaged. Tek. face; \aurpegi lau flat face; \aurpegi zentratuko end-centered | face-centered
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