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  • 1 ordono

    command, order

    Esperanto-English dictionary > ordono

  • 2 komandi

    command, be in command, order

    Esperanto-English dictionary > komandi

  • 3 ordoni

    command, order, tell

    Esperanto-English dictionary > ordoni

  • 4 agindu

    iz.
    a. ( h.g. Mil.) order, command; bigarren \agindu countermand; \agindua hautsi to disobey; i-en \agindura etorri to follow orders; Lehendakari jaunaren \aginduz by order of the President
    b. Kristau. commandment; Hamar A\aginduak The Ten Commandments; Jainkoaren \aginduak commandments of God, \agindu(aren) hauste transgression
    2. ( promesa) promise, plege, assurance du/ad.
    1.
    a. to order; etortzeko \agindu zien he ordered them to come; nork agintzen du hemen? who's the boss here?
    b. Mil. command, order
    c. Kristau. command
    2. to commission; lan hori egiteko \agindu zioten they commissioned her to do the work; \aginduta egindako lana a commissioned work
    a. to promise; niri \agindutako autoa besteari eman zion he gave the car he promised him to someone else; lurralde \agindua the promised land
    b. to pledge, undertake
    4. ( utzi) to permit, allow; bihar joan gara, eguraldiak agintzen badu we'll go tommorrow, weather permitting

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  • 5 agintza

    iz.
    1. (B) authority, rule; Salazarren \agintzapean under Salazar's rule
    2.
    a. ( agindua, promesa) promise; \agintza bete to fulfil a promise; \agintza hautsi to break one's promise
    b. ( ituna) covenant; bataioko \agintzak berritu to renew one's baptismal covenants
    3. ( agindu, manakuntza) command, order; erregearen \agintza royal command

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  • 6 men

    I.
    iz.
    1. reach; eskuaren \menean within a hand's reach; \men-\menean duzu you've got it at your very fingertips
    b. possession, power; zure \menean dituzun ondasunak the possessions you have at your command; haien \menean erori zen he fell into their {grasp || clutches}
    c. power, control; deabruaren \menetik ateratzeko in order to save him from the devil's grasp; bere \menera ekarriko du he'll bring him under his thumb | he'll come to dominate him; pairatu zen Pilatusen \menean he suffered under the command of Pilate; ez da bere \menean horren egitea (I) it is not within his {power || jurisdiction}
    2. ( formaltasuna) propriety; \men-\menetik daki hori egiten he knows how to do that quite properly io.
    1. obedient, compliant, yielding; seme \mena an obediant son; lehengo gurasoek gaur baino askoz \menago bazi zituzten euren umeak parents before used to raise their children to be more obedient than they do today
    2. ( serioa) proper, seemly; gizon zuhur, zintzo, \menak proper, honest, and wise men
    II.
    iz.
    1. ( kinka larria) difficult moment; urgency, gravity, critical moment; orduan da \mena, orduan da mina, orduan da azken adina then comes the critical juncture, then the critical moment, then the final age
    2. ( zoria, puntua) point, verge; menditik erortzeko \menean nengoen I was on the verge of falling off the mountain; dena erortzeko \menean dago everything's on the point of collapse
    b. ( azkenekoa) end; Jainkoak on derizku, maite gaitu, Bere odolaz erosi gaitu, \men-\menean gaitezenean eztia zaigu falta God cares for us, He loves us, he has redeemed us with His blood, when we are at the very end we lack serenity
    III.
    iz. ( beharra) need; hori ez da nehoren \men he is in need of no one; nehoren \men gabe without needing anyone; ez naiz haien \men I don't need them | I don't have any need for them
    IV.
    iz. ( zentzua) sense

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  • 7 mende

    I.
    iz.
    1.
    a. ( gizaldia, ehun urtekoa) century; duela \mende bat a century ago; XIX. \mendearen azkenean at the end of the 19th century; XVI- XVII \mendeetako testuetan in 16th and 17th century texts; \mendeak joan eta \mendeak etorri down through the centuries; \mende honen hastean at the turn of this century; hogei \mende lehenago twenty centuries before; bostgarren \mendeko lehen urteetan in the first years of the fifth century; joan den \mendean last century; \mendez \mende down through the centuries Oharra: XX. mendean in the 20th century horrela irakurri behar da: in the twentieth century
    b. ( luzaroko aldia) century; luzaroko \mendeetan down through long centuries; zeri zor dio Indiak bere \mendez \mendeko nortasun hori? what can that centuries-old identity of India's be attributed to?; mendeen joanak errotu dituen ohiturak centuries-old traditions; \menderen \mende bizi iraungo duena that which will last down through the centuries; aspaldiko \mendeetan hauts bihurtu ziren usteak beliefs which withered away down through the centuries of long ago
    2. ( bizialdia, garaia) time, lifetime; aitor itzazu zure \mendean egin dituzun falta guztiak confess all the faults that you've committed in your lifetime; \mende batez ez genuke eginen lan hori we wouldn't do that work in a lifetime
    II.
    iz.
    1.
    a. ( agindupean) command; ofizial horren \mendean under the command of that officer
    b. ( zaintzapean) gurasoen \mendean bizi diren bitartean while they are living under their parents' tutelage
    c. ( kontrolpean) nola berek ez zituzten egin arauak, askok diote ez dutela onartzen haien \mendean egotea since they did not make the rules, some feel that they should not be restricted by them
    2. ( eskupean) etsaien \mendean erori ziren they fell into the clutches of the enemy; errusierak kultura hori \mendean dituelako because that culture is dominated by Russian
    3. ( eraginpean) kezka larri baten \mendean bizi ginen we were living under terrible stress; etorkizunaren \mendean gaude we're at the mercy of the future; bekatuaren \mendetik ateratzeko in order to save him from the grasp of sin

    Euskara Ingelesa hiztegiaren > mende

  • 8 manatu

    du/ad.
    1. ( agindu) to order, command ( e-r egiteko: to do sth)
    2. ( baimendu) to permit, allow ( e-r egitera: to do sth)
    3. ( jo) to hit, beat

    Euskara Ingelesa hiztegiaren > manatu

  • 9 agindu

    to order, to command

    Euskara-ingeles hiztegi berria > agindu

  • 10 agintzen

    to order, to command

    Euskara-ingeles hiztegi berria > agintzen

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