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1 senhaveco
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2 eskas
iz.1. Kir. inbounds line, short2.a. ( eskasia, gabezia) destitution, misery; tamalgarria dela hegoaldeko sudandarren \eskasa! the destitution of the Southern Sudanese is pathetic; deusen \eskasik ez duela lacking nothingb. ( ez egotea) absence; sumatu dugu gaur Jon Etxaideren \eskasa today we note Jon Etxaide's absence io.1. ( gabea) destitute, wretched2. ( ezdeusa) insignificant, trifling, nothing, negligible, scant; horren aldean beste guztiak \eskas eta ezerez dira compared to that one all the rest are insignificant and trifling; Zazpi Handien bilkurak izandako oihartzun \eskasa horren adierazle dugu the scant reaction to the G-7 meeting is an indication of that3. ( ez-egokia, ez behar adinakoa) lacking, deficient; bizimodu \eskasa deficient lifestyle; soldata \eskasak meagre wages4. ( urria)a. ( oro.) scant, scarce, sparseb. ( anoa, heinekoa) meagre, scant, skimpy adb. diruz \eskas dabiltza they're running low on cash -
3 behar
I.iz.1.a. need; ez dut horren \beharrik ikusten I don't see any need for that; \behar gorri misery, destitution, penury, indigencyb. (+ baino, bezala) \behar baino gehiago more than necessary; \behar baino maizago more often than necessary; \behar bezala properly | duly; \behar ez bezala improperly | unduly; \behar bezalako jokabide proper behaviourc. ( \beharrean) horren \beharrean gaude we're in need of that;j anariaren \beharrean daudenei laguntzeko in order to help those in need; nire \beharrean bazaude, deitu if you need me, calld. (+ aditz) need; diru azkar egin \beharrak hondamendia ekarri zion the need to make money fast brought him disaster; hori egin \beharra daukat I must do that; ez duzu egin \beharrik you needn't do it | you don't need to do it; ez zenuen hori egin \beharrik you needn't have done that2. chore, duty; nire \beharetara noa I'm going to do my choresII.(B) work, job, chore -
4 errendatu
du/ad.1. ( eman, itzuli) to give back, return; laudorioak errendatzen dizkizut, ene Jauna I render the praise to you, my Lord da/ad.1. to surrender, yield; Jainkoaren borondateari \errendatu to surrender to the will of God2. ( bilakatu) to come to be; beren faltaz \errendatu dira on-behar destitution has been brought about by their absence -
5 erromestasun
iz. poverty, destitution -
6 eskastasun
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7 mehetasun
iz.1. weakness, skinniness2. thinness3.a. ( eskastasuna) scarcity, scarcenessb. ( pobrezia) poverty, need, destitution, penury formala. -
8 peitu
[from * beitu from Lat. "defectu"] iz.1. ( mentsa) Lit. dearth Lit., lack, want2. pobrezian eta \peituan in poverty and destitution io. short, deficient -
9 txirotasun
iz. (B) Zah. wretchedness, misery, indigence, destitution -
10 eksigo
1. destitution2. licenciement3. révocation
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destitution — [ dɛstitysjɔ̃ ] n. f. • 1316; lat. destitutio ♦ Action de destituer; le fait d être destitué. ⇒ déposition, disgrâce, licenciement, renvoi, révocation. La dégradation civique entraîne la destitution de toutes fonctions. Destitution d un officier … Encyclopédie Universelle
Destitution — Des ti*tu tion, n. [L. destitutio a forsaking.] The state of being deprived of anything; the state or condition of being destitute, needy, or without resources; deficiency; lack; extreme poverty; utter want; as, the inundation caused general… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
destitution — DESTITUTION. s. f. Déposition, privation d une charge, d un emploi, d une commission. Depuis sa destitution, il ne se mêle de rien … Dictionnaire de l'Académie Française 1798
destitution — early 15c., from O.Fr. destitution and directly from L. destitutionem (nom. destitutio) a forsaking, deserting, from destitutus, pp. of destituere (see DESTITUTE (Cf. destitute)) … Etymology dictionary
destitution — et delaissement, Destitutio. Destitution de compagnie, Solitudo … Thresor de la langue françoyse
destitution — Destitution. s. f. v. Deposition, privation d une charge, d un employ, d une commission. Depuis sa destitution il ne s est meslé de rien … Dictionnaire de l'Académie française
destitution — index bankruptcy, dearth, deficiency, indigence, paucity, poverty, privation Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton … Law dictionary
destitution — want, indigence, *poverty, penury, privation Analogous words: *need, necessity, exigency: *lack, absence, want, privation, dearth: adversity, *misfortune: strait (see JUNCTURE) Antonyms: opulence … New Dictionary of Synonyms
destitution — [des΄tə to͞o′shən, des΄tətyo͞o′shən] n. [ME destitucioun < L destitutio] the state of being destitute; esp., abject poverty SYN. POVERTY … English World dictionary
Destitution — La destitution vise à priver quelqu un de sa charge ou de sa fonction L Impeachment est la procédure anglo saxonne de destitution des hauts fonctionnaires En France La procédure de destitution du président de la République s opère devant le… … Wikipédia en Français
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