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1 akuzi
accuse -
2 plendi kontraŭ
accuse -
3 akuzi pri
accuse of, charge with, impeach of, indict for, tax with -
4 kulpigi
accuse, blame -
5 kulpigi pri
accuse of, charge with, impeach of, indict for, tax with -
6 akusatu
iz. Leg. (salatua) accused; a kusatzailea eta \akusatua the accuser and the accused du/ad.1. Leg. ( salatu) to accuse2. to accuse; faltsuki \akusatu zuten he was falsely accused; hilketaz \akusatu zuten he was accused of murder da/ad. to confess; akusatzen naiz hori egiten nuela I confess that I did that -
7 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 -
8 salatu
du/ad.1.a. ( lapurreta, hilketa, e.a.) to reportb. ( bidegabekeria) to denounce; berriari berea ematen zaiolarik ere, arestiko berrikeria horiek \salatu behar genituzke while giving novelty its due, we should denounce those recent innovations; Barojaren euskaltasuna aitortu berria da — edo \salatu berria — gutxien uste genuen aldetik Baroja's basqueness has recently been acknowledged — or recently denounced — from quarters we least expected; intelektualak inork ikusi ez duen zerbait \salatu behar du an intellectual has to denounce something no one else has seenc. Kristau. ( bekatua) to confess, own up tod. Leg. to accuse2.a. ( p.) to turn in, denounce, report (-- (r)i: to) ; zure lekuan banengo, ertzaintzari \salatuko nioke if I were you, I'd report him to the police | I'd lodge a complaint against him with the policeb. ( zelatan, e.a.) to denounce, inform on, rat on Argot., grass on Argot. ; bere burua \salatu zuen he turned himself in; bere herkideak sala eta sal ditzan so that he could denounce and betray his fellow countrymen3. ( doinua, hizkera, e.a.)a. to give away, betray; hire hizkerak salatzen hau your accent gives you awayb. belarriko minak salatzen du ezin daitekeela gure hizkuntzan horrelakorik esan our (inherent) feeling for the language tells us that such a thing can't be said in our language4. ( jakinarazi) to let know; ez zion inori \salatu zer esan zion profetak he didn't let anyone know what the prophet had told him; eta senarri \salatu zion elizan zer ikusi zuen and she let her husband in on what she had seen in the church
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