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1 aza
iz.1. Landr.a. cabbage; buru-\aza head of lettuceb. Brusela \aza Brussels sprouts2. (esa.) i-i \azak eman to let sb down | to {disappoint || disillusion} sb; nagusiak bai eman zizkion aza berriak! the boss has certainly let him down once again!; eta hori ez da \azaren azpiko orria i. ( egindakoa) and that' s no mean feat ii. ( p.) and he' s not just anyone ; azen azpitik zopak jan to be up to no good | to scheme; \azak baino lehen zopa jan to put the horse before the cart; \azak jo to fool, put one over, take in; hik jotzen dituk \azaak, hik! you' re putting one over on us! -
2 etsimen
iz.1. disillusion, disappointment, disenchantment, discouragement; \etsimenan egon to be disappointed2.a. despair, desperation, hopelessness; \etsimenaren \etsimenez egin zuen he did it out of sheer desperationb. ( goibeltasuna) despair, resignation; -(r)i \etsimen eman i. ( gaisotua, eria) to give up hope for, declare past recovery ii. ( plana, e.a.) to give up as a lost cause -
3 etsipen
iz.1. ( etsimena, ezkortasuna) disillusion, resignation, despair, pessimism; \etsipenean egon to be {resigned || disillusioned}; -(r)i \etsipena eman to give up hope for ; mediku onenek eman diote \etsipena gizajoari the best doctors have given up on the poor fellow ; \etsipena hartu to give up, lost hope, become {disillusioned || disenchanted}2. ( eskarmentua) lesson, experience3. ( onespena) consent, acceptance -
4 lilura
iz.1. ( distira) glare, dazzle; argi gehiegiak begiei ematen dien \lilura the glare that too much light causes to the eyes; \liluraz \lilura dazzingly2.a. ( erakartzea) attraction, fascination; hiri handien \lilura the attraction of big cities ; gaurko bizimoduen lilurei entzungogor egiten die they ignore the attractions of modern lifeb. seduction, charm3. illusion; antzinako ametsen \lilura the hopes of dreams long ago; \lilura hutsa izan da gutzia everything's been a pure illusion; \lilura besterik ez da it's nothing but an illusion; i-i \lilura kendu to disillusion sb -
5 zaletasun
iz.1.a. fondness, liking; -(r)i \zaletasuna kendu to disillusion sbb. fondness, devotion, attachment, allegiance; zenbait herritan euskararekiko \zaletasuna biziagoa da besteetan baino in some towns allegiance to Basque is stronger than in others2. yearning, longing, desire; gaurko mundua Jainkoaren \zaletasuna galtzen ari da today's world is losing its yearning for God3. ( joera) inclination, proclivity, propensity, penchant (- rako, -(r)enganako: for)
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