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1 eksceso
excess -
2 gaindi
I.adb. (I) ( gainetik) above post.1. [ -z ] full; ene bihotza negarrez \\ pozez \gaindi dago my heart is beside itself with sorrow \\ joy2. [ -(e)an ] through; hirian \gaindiko harrika estuetan through the narrow streets of the city3. [—] about, around; zer berri da hor \gaindi? what's new around there?II.iz.2. hori da astakeriaren \gaindia that's the height of stupidity -
3 gehiegi
io. excess; ardoa \gehiegian ez da ona wine in excess is too much; jakinmin \gehiegia being overcurious zenb.1. ( zenbatu ezinezko izenekin) too much; ur \gehiegi too much water2. ( zenbatzeko moduko izenekin) too many; arazo \gehiegi too many problems; leku \gehiegitan in too many places3. ( elipsia) too many; \gehiegik uste du hori egia dela too many believe that is true4. ( adb. gisan) too much; \gehiegi daki he knows too much -
4 gaindidura
iz.1. excess2. redundancy3. ( ibaiari d.) overflow -
5 gaindizka
adb. in excess, excessively -
6 gehiegikeria
iz.1. abuse, excess; \gehiegikeriaz exaggeratedly2. ( joritasuna) overabundance, surplus3. exhorbitance -
7 larregikeria
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8 larri
[from lar (excess) + i] iz.1. ( larritasuna) anguish, anxiety, distress consternation; zuzendari ikusi beharrak ematen zion \larria having to see the director distressed him; \larri bizian zegoen he was in great anguish; oi nire \larria! oh what anguish2.a. \larriak [ izen plurala ] beldurrak eta \larriak fears and anxietiesb. xehe eta \larriak the great and the smallc. \larriak bota to throw up3. fragment, chunk; harri \larri bat a {piece || chunk} of stone4. \larrian saldu to wholesale io.1. ( handia)a. ( handia, handigaitza) great, immense; kezka \larriak sortu ditu it's caused great concern; gizon \larri bat a huge man ; haurrak eta jende \larria children and grownup peopleb. ( letra) capital, big; letra \larriak eta xeheak capital and small letters ; letra \larriz idatzita printed out | written in block lettersc. ( bekatua, hobena) mortald. ( gatza, e.a.) coarsee. ( errua, hutsa) serious, gravef. ( haurdun) \larri dago she's about due2.a. critical, grave, acute, momentous; gertakaririk \larriena the most critical event; une \larrietan in critical moments; heriotzako ordu \larrian at the momentous hour of death; euskararen egoera \larria the critical situation of Basqueb. ( garrantzi handikoa) considerable, great; kalte \larriak egin zituen it caused {considerable || great || tremendous} damage; kalte \larriak egin zituen it caused {considerable || great || tremendous} damage; bada beste arrisku are \larriagorik there's another even greater risk3. ( estua, kezka bizia sortzen duena)a. hard, tough, difficult; biziera \larri hard lifeb. distressed, grieved, troubled, perturbed; izerdi \larri nervous sweatc. ( ezinegon) anxious, restlessd. ( beldurti) fearful, alarmed4.a. ( latza) rough; zolu \larri rough floorb. ( gogorra) tough, hard; hitz \larriz manatuko duzu you'll keep him in his place by talking tough5. ( harroa) smug, proud6. ( esa.) \larriak bota to throw up, barf Argot. adb.1. anxiously; semeaz \larri dago he's distressed over his son; zer gertatu zaizu horren \larri egoteko what's happened to you for you to be so distressed?; \larri(rik) nago nola egingo dudan I'm anguishing over how I'm going to do it; zorrez josita, \larri zebilen burdened by debt, he was {distressed || anxious}; nire bihotz triste eta \larri dago my heart is sorrowful and troubled; \larri eta ito beharrean egon to be absolutely fed up | to be sick and tired of it2. Aita \larri dago, ez du luzaroan iraungo Father is seriously ill, he won't last long3. (esa.) \larri ibili I bet (s)he does; j asoko ote du Perurenak harri hori? — ba, baietz esango nuke, oraingoan \larri ibili! will Perurena be able to lift that stone? — well, I'd say he will, I bet he does this time! -
9 neurrigabekeria
iz. excess, excessive act, abuse -
10 soberakin
iz.1. ( jatekoak) leftovers; \soberakinak bilduko ditugu eta askaritan jango ditugu we'll save the leftovers and have them for a snack2. excess, surplus -
11 soberania
iz. excess, surplus -
12 drinki
drink, drink to excess -
13 postsoifo
thirst after drinking to excess
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