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1 interrompo
interruption -
2 etenaldi
iz.1. interruption; berrogeita hiru urteko \etenaldiaren ondoren, berriz itzuli ziren after a forty-three year interruption, they returned2. break -
3 eten
[from e- (ancient participial marker) + Lat. tendere or tentum] iz.1.a. interruption, cutoff; \etenik ez duen jipoia a non-stop beatingb. suspensionc. ( geldigunea) pause; \etena hirugarren silabaren ondoren beti egoten da there is always a pause after the third syllable2. Med.a. hernia; \etenak jotako gizona a man with a hernia ; \etena egin zaio he got a herniab. fracture, break3. ( akatsa) defect ; \etenak eta hobenak defects and vices; \etenik gabe egindako lana flawlessly executed work4.a. ( arraildura, pitzadura) crack, cranny, crevice, fissure; lorontzi honek, azpialdetik \etena dauka this flower vase has a crack running up from the bottomb. ( urratzea) tear; \etena egin zitzaion mantalari her apron tore5. (Liter.) caesura io. intermittent, discontinuous; haren hitz \etenak his sputtering words du/ad.1. to interrupt, break; arbitroak partidua \eten egin zuen the referee {interrupted || stopped} the gameb. Zine. \eten! cut!2. ( solasa) to interrupt, butt into3. ( urratu) to tear; zainak \eten zitzaizkion his tendons were torn4.a. ( linea) to cutb. ( bidea) to cut, cut offc. ( zerbitzua) to cut, stop, interrupt, suspendd. ( harreman diplomatikoak) to break, break off; harremanak \etenda daude relations have been broken off5. ( legea) to break, infringe upon6. ( berezi) to separate (- tik: from) ; gugandik \etenak separated from us; gerrateak elkarrengandik \eten zituen they were separated by the war7. ( nekarazi) to exhaust, tire out; \etenda zegoen he was exhausted da/ad.1. ( soka) to snap, break2. ( urratu) to tear; oihal \eten zen the cloth tore3. to stop, cease; haizea \eten da the wind's died down; \eten gabe without end | incessantly | continually | constantly | without letup4. ( isilaldia) to break, interrupt5. ( p.)a. to break downb. ( ahitu, nekatu) to become exhaustedc. Med. to get a hernia -
4 etendura
iz.1. ( etena) interruption, break2. ( geldiketa) cessation, suspension3. Med.a. hernia; \etendura egin zaio he got a hernia -
5 geldialdi
iz.1.a. halt, stopb. ( etena) interruption2. ( atsedena) rest, pause3.a. Aeron. stopoverb. Naut. call -
6 hutsarte
iz.1. ( husgunea) cavity, empty space2. ( astia) spare time3. ( aukera) opportunity4.a. ( tartea) interval, distance; erlauntza batetik bestera uzten da hiru urratseko \hutsarte bat a distance of three paces is left between the beehives; 8 minutuko \hutsarteak eight minute intervalsb. ( etena) break, interruptionc. Kir. time-out5. ( gabezia, eza) lack, want -
7 tai
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8 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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