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1 incendio
conflagration, fire -
2 su
iz.1.a. fire; \suak hartu i. to catch on fire ii. (irud.) to fly into a rage; etxea \suak hartu zuen the house caught on fire | fire engulfed the house; \su egiteko egurrik gabe without any firewood; \suari erakutsi to {warm || heat}... up slightlyb. ( sute) fire, blaze, conflagration; \sua izan da Ataungo baserri batean there was a fire in one of the farmhouses in Ataunc. ( San Joan gauekoak, e.a.) bonfire; San Joan \suak St. John bonfiresd. [ mugagabea ] \sutan egon i. to be on fire ii. (irud.) to be hopping mad | to be livid; etxea \sutan dago the house is on fire; \sutara bota to throw into the firee. [ izenen aurrean ] fire-; su-aseguruak fire insurancef. (esa.) \su eta gar || jo eta \su ardently | at a fever pitch | feverishly | earnestly2. Sukal.a. flame, heat; \su {geldian || motelean || eztian || geldoan || goxoan } over a low {flame || heat}; \su geldian irakin to simmerb. ( sukaldeari d.) burner3. ( zigarroari d.) light; \surik ba al daukazu? have you got a light?4. Mil.a. fire; \su erreal live fire | live shells; Txinak s\suerreala erabiliko du Taiwanen aurka hemendik aurrerako maniobretan China will use live shells in subsequent manoevres against Taiwanb. ( gudua) battle; Waterlooko \suan at the Battle of Waterloo5. Med. rash6. \suak [ izen plurala ] fireworks; \su artifizialak fireworks | fireworks show7. (irud.) (sentimendua)a. fire, ardour (GB), ardor (USA), passion; zaldi horrek badu \su that horse has got a lot of spirit | that horse has plenty of fire in him; ene bihotzeko \sua ez da oraindik iraungi the burning in my heart has not yet gone out; \su gutxi du laneko he isn't very enthusiastic about workingb. ( haserrea) anger, rage; Ama \sutan dago Mother is livid; \sutan jarri zen he hit the roof | he flew into a rage; harezkero \su hartuta dabil since then he's been furious; \su bizian zegoen she was absolutely livid | she was consumed with ragec. \su eta gar i. violently; \su eta gar sartu ziren herrian they stormed into the town ii. hard; \su eta gar ari dira lanean they are hard at work; \su eta ke = \su eta gar8. ( etxea) home; zenbat \su daude herri hartan? how many homes are there in that town?; \su bakoitzak honebesteko bat ematen du auzo jaietarako each family contributes so much to the neighbourhood festivities -
3 sualdi
iz.1.a. ( sutea) fire, conflagration formala.b. (irud.) (suminaldia) bout of rage2.a. ( tiroketa) firing, shootingb. ( bonbardaketa) bombing, shelling3. e-i \sualdi bat eman to fire sth up -
4 sute
iz.1. blaze, fire, conflagration formala.2. ( San Joanekoak, e.a.) bonfire Oharra: ikus oharra bonfire night sarreran -
5 suketa
fire, conflagration, burning
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