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1 gastu
I.iz.1. expenditure, expense, amount spent; bi mila euroko \gastua an expenditure of two thousand euros ; \gastu handiak egin ditu etxea konpontzen he's gone to great expense to fix his home up2. \gastuak [ izen plurala ] expenditures, spending; bidaiatze \gastuak travel expenses; posta \gastuak postal chargesII.du/ad. to gasify -
2 bizkar
[cf. Iber. biscar] iz.1. Anat.a. back; \bizkarrean konkorra zuen he had a hump on his back; \bizkarrean hartuta ekarri zuen he carried it over on his back; \bizkarra izerdiz bustia zuen his back was drenched with sweatb. (animaliena) back; katuak \bizkarra {altxatu || jasko} zuen the cat arched its back; astoaren \bizkarrean jarrita placed on the donkey's back; \bizkarrez \bizkar on the backs of animals; e-i \bizkarra {hautsi || mindu} to break sth's backc. (sorbalda) \bizkarrak {goratu || eragin} to shrug one's shoulders; \bizkarka bultzatu |\bizkarrez indar egin to push with one's shoulder2. (irud.)a. (gain) besteren \bizkarretik bizi izan to freeload off sb; besteren \bizkar mantentzen da he scrounges off othersb. (ardura, e.a.) zure \bizkar dago it's your responsibility | it's on your shoulders; bere \bizkar hartu du lan hori he took on that job; gurasoen \bizkar jaso dira ikastetxe berriak the building of new schools has been borne by the parents; i-en \bizkarrera erori to fall on sb's shoulders; i-en {egin || eman} to pin on sbc. hamaika barre egin dute gure \bizkar they've had many a laugh at our expense; i-i \bizkarra berotu to give sb a beatingd. i-i \bizkarra eman to turn one's back on sbe. \bizkarrez haizeari joan Naut. to sail with the wind; \bizkarrez argira egon to be against the light3.a. (mendiari d.) ridge; Elorretako \bizkarrean gelditu ginen we stayed on Elorreta ridgeb. (uhinari d.) crest; uhinaren \bizkarrean on the crest of the wavec. (liburuari d.) spined. (teilatua) ridgee. (aulkiari d.) back -
3 eman
iz.1.a. crowd, attendence; hori jendearen \emana! what a crowd!b. ( joritasuna) profusion, mass; hau da euriaren \emana what a lot of rain!2. yield; \eman handiko high-yielding3. ( xahupena) expense; hartu-\emanak income and expenses4. ( joera) inclination, propensity io. tending, inclined (- (r)i: to) ; ardoari \emana fond of wine; Jainkoari \emana da he's very devout du/ad.1. ( oro.)a. to give; nik zuri liburua ematen dizut I give you the book | I give the book to you; nik zuri liburuak eman nizkizun I gave you the books |I gave the books to you; berriz \eman to give back; atzera \eman (G) to give back ; egun on Jainkoak demaizula formala. may God bid you a good dayb. ( baimena) to give, grant, concedec. ( gauzak) to give, hand, hand over, passd. ( eredu, jarraibidea) to sete. ( fondoak) to designate, destine (-rako ; for)f. ( kolpea) to give, deal, strikeg. ( arrazoia) to give, citeh. ( oihua, garrasia) to give out, utteri. ( janaria) to give ; i-i jateko \eman to give sb something to eat | to feed sb ; babarrunak \eman zizkiguten they gave us beans (to eat) | we were given beans {for lunch || to eat}j. ( sakramentua) to administer2. ( kalkulatu) to reckon, calculate3.a. ( uzta) to yield, giveb. ( atsegina, laketa) to give, provide with4.a. Antz. ( ekitaldia) to give, put onb. Zine. to screen, show5. (I) ( jarri) to put; hoberena sutara ematea izanen da it would be best to throw it out and burn it; orea labera \eman ezazu put the dough in the oven6. ( itzuli, bihurtu) to translate; munduko hizkuntza nagusietean emandako liburua da it is a book translated into the world's chief languages7.a. -tzat \eman to consider, deem as, regard as; lapurtzat ematen dute they consider him a thief | they take him for a thief | he is {taken || considered} to be a thief; ontzat \eman to approve, sanctionb. bere burua hiltzat \eman zuen he played dead8. ( jo)a. ( oro.) to hit, clobber; \eman! let him have it! | hit him; emango dizut, e! I'm going to clobber you!; emaiok ea isiltzen den hit him so he shuts up!; jo ezak \eman ahala! hit him with all you've got!b. zaplaztako bat \eman to slap, whack; -(r)i ukondokada \\ belaunkada bat \eman to elbow \\ knee sb i-i burukoa \\ ipurdikoa \eman eman to hit sb on his head \\ bottomc. ( pilota) to hit, hit backa. ( oro.) to look like; etxe horrek nirea ematen du that house looks like mineb. ( iruditu) to seem, look; gizon horrek ez du ondo ematen that man doesn't look well; gaztea ematen du she looks young; gaizki ematen du it looks badc. ( etorri, egoki izan: + gaizki, ongi, e.a.) to fit;look; zein gaizki ematen dion soineko horrek! my, how bad that dress looks on her!10.a. ( etxea, eraikuntza, gela) to face, look out on; gelak itsasora ematen du the room looks out on the seab. ( besoa, begia) to face; besoak zerurat \emanik, oihu egin zuen with her arms stretched toward the sky, she screamed11. ( joera ukan) to be inclined; onerat \eman du he's started to recover ; eurira \eman du it's started to rain12. ( ekin) to start, begin ; lanari \eman to start working ; edanari \eman to take to drinking ; bideari \eman zion he hit the road ; negarrari \eman to break down in tears13. ( denbora) to spend, occupy; zertan emanten duzu denbora? what do you spend your time on?; igandea lotan \eman nuen I spent Sunday sleeping; han hiru aste eman nituen I spent three weeks there; zortzi ordu ematen ditu lanean she works eight hours a day15. ( eraman, eragin) to affect, grip ; beldurrak \emanik ihes egin zuen gripped by fear, it ran away; itzuli zen, goseak \emanik it came back, driven by hunger16. bere burua \eman zuen he gave himself up17. ( apustu egin) to bet ; \eman nezake bizia I would bet my life \eman nezake hori gezurra dela I'd bet it's a lie da/ad.1. to reach, attain; Errege nekez \eman zen horretara the King struggled to reach that2. ( hasi) to begin, start ; mintzatzen \eman zen he started to talk3.a. to dedicate o.s.; take to; eman natzaio irakurtzeari I have taken to readingb. to take to; ihesari \eman zen he ran away5. Kartak. to deal; nor da ematen? who's dealing? Oharra: eman duten esaerak aurkitzeko, bila itzazu izenaren, adjektiboaren eta abarren adieran, adib., aurpegia eman aurkitzeko, bila ezazu aurpegi adieran -
4 irri egin
1. (- z: at) to laugh; nitaz egiten duk irri? are you laughing at me?; onezko aholku guztiez \irri egin eginez laughing off all good advice ; zergatik \irri egin egin soineko zarpaildunari? why laugh at a raggedy dress?; \irri egin egiteko solasak hilarious conversations; \irri egin egitetik gelditu gabe without ceasing to laugh | laughing non-stop; fedeaz eta fededunez \irri egin egiten dutenak those who laugh at faith and the faithful2. ( iseka egin) to mock, laugh (- (r)i: at) ; \irri egin eta iseka egiten diotenak those who mock and laugh at him ; \irri egin ederra egiten dinate noski hire lepotik of course they're having a good laugh at your expense -
5 lepo
iz.1.a. Anat. neck; \lepo sendoa strong neck; \lepoa luzatu to stick one's neck out; i-i \lepoa bihurritu to wring sb's neck; i-i \lepoa {moztu || ebaki} to {slit || cut} sb's throat; \lepoko zainak the veins in sb's neck; \lepotik heldu zuen he grabbed it by its neck; \lepotik zintzilik zegoen he was hanging by his neckb. ( ontziari d.) neck; botila \lepo-luzeak long-necked bottlesc. [ izenen aurrean ] neck-; \lepo-hezur neck boned. (esa.) autobus \leporaino beteta zegoen the bus was crammed full; diruz \leporaino zeuden they were up to their ears in money; lehengo \lepotik burua du he hasn't changed one bit | he's the same as he ever was2. Anat.a. ( sorbalda) shoulderb. ( bizkarra) back; bidean anaia erortzen bazaik, \lepoan hartu 'ta segi aurrera if your brother falls along the way, carry him on your back and carry on; umea \lepoan eramaten zuen she carried her child on her backc. (esa.) zer barreak egingo dituzten orain nire \lepotik! what a barrel of laughs they're going to have this time at my expense!; gure \lepotik bizi nahi dutenak those who want to freeload off us; hori bere \lepora hartu zuen he took that upon himself3. ( jantziari d.) collar4. ( mendiari d.) pass -
6 kostoj
charge, cost, expense
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