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1 aditu
iz. [from Lat. auditu]1. ( p.) expert; \aditua da mikrobiologian she's an expert in microbiology2. (ituna, e.a.) \aditu bat dute elkarren artean they've got an understanding among themselves3. ez \adituarena egin to feign ignorance | to pretend not to hear du/ad.1. ( entzun)a. ( ezer) to hear; \aditu ezazu ondo! listen up!2. ( ulertu) to understand, fathom, gather, grasp, get; aditzen dut zer esan nahi duen I {gather || understand} what he means; oker \aditu du he misunderstood; albaniera aditzen ez dutenak those who do not understand Albanian; elkar ezin \aditurik unable to understand each other; aditzeko da meaning | that is to say; bihar joango direla \aditu dut I've heard tell that they're going tomorrow3. ( sumatu)a. ( usaina, e.a.) to perceive, discern, make out ; gelari zerion kirats arraro bat \aditu zuten they perceived a strange smell emanating from the roomb. \aditu zuten etxean zegoela they could tell he was in the room da/ad.1. to make o.s. understood; ez da inorekin aditzen he doesn't get along with anyone2. ( azpilanean ibili) to conspire, connive; gure kontra \adituak dira they've conspired against us3. (B) to be aware; adi hadi! beware! -
2 beso
iz.1. Anat.a. arm; \besoak uztarturik with one's arms folded; \besoak altxatu to raise one's arm; \besoak uztartu to fold one's armsb. (animaliena) front legc. (irud.) (esa.) \beso zabalik with open arms2. (gauzei d.)a. (betaurrekoei d.) handleb. (alkandorari d.) sleeve; alkandoaren \besoak jaso to roll up one's shirtsleevesc. (zuhaitzari d.) main branchd. (helizeari d.) blade3. (neurria) fathom4. Sukal. baker's peel5. \besoak manpower -
3 braza
iz.1. length2. Naut. ( luzera-neurri, ingelesena 1,83 m edo 6 oinbete, esp. 1,6719) fathom -
4 zundatu
du/ad.1. Naut. to sound, fathom2. ( espazioan, e.a.) to probe3. ( minerala aurkitzeko, e.a.) to test drill
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