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1 tarte
iz.1.a. intervalb. ( unea) moment, occasion, juncture; \tarte hartan at that {moment || juncture}; hartuko dut \tarte bat hori egiteko I'll take a moment to do that2. ( pitzadura, arrakala e.a.) crack; matematika ikasten genbiltzenean, \tartetik ikusten genuen maisua noiz zetorren when we were at it studying mathematics we looked through the crack to see when the teacher would come3. ( etena) interruption; \tartetik mintzatu to butt inb. ( denborari d.) gap; \tartea jaitu dute they took the day in between holidays offc. ( distantzia) gap, interval; \tarte berdina equidistance; \tarte berdineko equidistant; gure behiak ondo egoten dira metro t'erdiko \tartea utziz gero our cows are fine once they're left at a distance of one and a half metresd. (irud.) \tartean dabil hori he's mixed up in it; \tartean sartu i. ( esku hartu) to intervene ii. ( artean jarri) to put in between; \tartean utzi to leave out, omit, pass over; \tartetik sartu to interfere, meddle; gauza asko dago hemen \tartean there are a lot of things involved here
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équidistant — équidistant, ante [ ekɥidistɑ̃, ɑ̃t ] adj. • 1360; lat. æquidistans « parallèle » ♦ Math. Qui est à distance égale ou constante de points (de droites, de plans) déterminés. Tous les points d une circonférence sont équidistants du centre. Villes… … Encyclopédie Universelle
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equidistant — 1560s, from Fr. équidistant (14c.), from L.L. aequidistantem (nom. aequidistans), from aequi (see EQUAL (Cf. equal)) + distantem (see DISTANT (Cf. distant)). In reference to a type of map projection, from 1866 … Etymology dictionary
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equidistant — index central (situated near center), coextensive, equal, intermediate Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
equidistant — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ at equal distances. DERIVATIVES equidistance noun equidistantly adverb … English terms dictionary
equidistant — [ē΄kwi dis′tənt] adj. equally distant equidistance n. equidistantly adv … English World dictionary
equidistant — adj. equidistant from * * * [ˌiːkwɪ dɪst(ə)nt] equidistant from … Combinatory dictionary
equidistant — e|qui|dis|tant [ˌi:kwıˈdıstənt] adj at an equal distance from two places equidistant from/between ▪ The city is equidistant between London and Glasgow … Dictionary of contemporary English
equidistant — e|qui|dis|tant [ ,ikwı dıstənt, ,ekwı dıstənt ] adjective at the same distance from two places: equidistant from/between: The port is conveniently equidistant from the two major manufacturing centers … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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