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1 begi-argi
io.1. (ongi ikusten duena) sharp-eyed2. (etorkizuna ikusten duena) clairvoyant3. (oharkorra) perceptive, intuitive4. (zerua) clear; \begi-argi dago gaua the night is clear -
2 sudur
iz.1.a. Anat. nose; \sudur handiko neska a girl with a big nose; \sudur gakoa Roman nose; \sudur motz | \sudur xut pug nose; \sudurretik odola zeriola bleeding from his nose | with a nose bleed; {\sudurrez || sudurretik} mintzatu to talk through one's nose | to have a nasal twangb. ( elefanteena, e.a.) trunk, nosec. [ izenen aurrean ] nose-, nasal; \sudur-puntan zegoen it was at the end of his nose; \sudur-hotsak nasal soundsd. (irud.) i-i zehe bat \sudur egin (Z) to let sb down | to disappoint sb; joan zen, \sudur xixtuka he went away furious; e-tan \sudurra sartu to stick one's nose into sth; i-i \sudurrera irri egin to laugh in sb's face; ez du \sudurretik agertu he hasn't shown up anywhere; \sudurretik gora ez daki edukitzen he can't keep anything to himself2.a. ( usaimena) nose, smell; gure txakurrak \sudur onak ditu our dog's got a fine {nose || sense of scent}b. (irud.) nose, flair; negozioetarako \sudur ona dauka he's got a {flair || nose} for business; \sudur onaren jabe da he's got a good nose for it; \sudur oneko intuitive | instinctive3. ( aizkorari d.) back
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intuitive — index acute, innate Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
intuitive — (adj.) 1640s, from M.Fr. intuitif or directly from M.L. intuitivus, from intuit , pp. stem of intueri look at, consider (see INTUITION (Cf. intuition)). Related: Intuitively; intuitiveness … Etymology dictionary
intuitive — instinctive Analogous words: immediate, *direct Antonyms: ratiocinative Contrasted words: inferential (see under INFERENCE) … New Dictionary of Synonyms
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intuitive — ● intuitif, intuitive adjectif (de intuition) Qui procède par intuition ; que l on a par intuition : Connaissance intuitive. ● intuitif, intuitive (synonymes) adjectif (de intuition) Qui procède par intuition ; que l on a par intuition Contraires … Encyclopédie Universelle
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