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iz. [cf. Iber. ar'ci, merely formal coincidence]1.a. Fis. light; Izan bedi \argia. Eta \argia egin izan zen Let there be light. And there was light; e-r \argiari eman to expose sth to light; \argi ikuskor visible light; \argi polarizatu polarized lightb. [ izenen aurrean ] light-; \argi-intentsitate light intensity; \argi-izpi light ray; \argi-uhin light wave2. ( beronen iturria) [K]a. light; \argia {itzali || hil} to turn off the light; \argia piztu to turn on the light; autoaren atzeko \argiak the cars back lightsb. Aut. \argi keinukari i. turning signal (light) ii. flashing light; \argi labur dipped headlights; \argi luze high beam | brights; balazta-\argi brake light; egoera-\argi parking light3. ( argialdi, argizkunde) [ mugagabe ]a. light, illumination; suaren \argi the light of the fire; \argi bizi \\ ilun bright \\ dim light; \argi {urri || motel} faded lightb. (esa.) \argia aurten ikusi du it' s come out this year; \argitan jarri to uncover, reveal, bring to lighta. [ mugagabea ] daylight; egun \argitan in broad daylight; egun \argiz by light | in the daytimeb. ( egunsentia) daybreak; \argia {urratu || zabaldu || hasi} zuen when day broke; \argida, jaiki behar dugu it' s daybreak, we have to get up ; \argiak txirrist egin zuen day broke suddenlyc. [ izenen aurrean ] day-, morning-; \argi ezkila morning bell; \argi izar ( h.g. artizar) day star, morning stard. (esa.) ez zuen \argi ikusi it never saw the light of day | it never appeared; \argitara eman to publish | to come out with5. Ele. ( h.g. \argi-indar) power, electric power; \argi gabe gelditu to be left without power6. ( ezaguerari d.)a. understanding, enlightenment; \argi gutxiko da (s)he' s dense; Indiara joan zen, \argiaren bila he went to India in search of enlightenment; A\argiaren Mendea the Age of Enlightenmentb. (- tan, -tara) adierazpen horren \argitan in light of that explanation; gauzak zuk guri dioskuzunaren \argitara ikusiz, ez da harritzekoa in light of the things you' re telling us, it' s not surprising7. ( agiri)a. paperb. proof; \argirik al duzu? do you have any proof?8. ( ikusmena) seeing; \argia izango banintz if I had my sight io.a. ( etxea, gela) well-litb. ( eguna) brightc. ( eguzkia) bright, radiant, luminous2. ( kolorea)a. light; urdin \argia light blueb. ( ur) clear, cristalline, uncloudedc. ( gardena) lucid, transparent3. ( p.)a. smartb. agreeable, nicec. ( argi-ikusle) clairvoyantc. ( erdi moxkor, lore eginda) tipsy, happy Lagunart.d. ( ospetsu) illustrious, distinguished; Jaun txit \argia distinguished Sir4. (irud.)a. ( egoera) clear; hori \argi dago that is clearb. ( xedea, asmoa) clear, obviousc. ( ustea, iritzia) well-defined, articulate, cleard. ( azalpena) express, explicit, unreserved, candide. ( hizkera) clear, articulate, lucid5. ( erne) aware ; \argi ibili to be on the look out ; \argi!, bestela erori egingo zara! watch out or else you' ll fall6.a. ( metala) refinedb. ( harri) precious adb.1. clearly, explicitly; \argi hitz egin to speak {plainly || bluntly}; hori \argi ikusi zuten they saw that clearly; e-r \argi utzi to make sth clear2. ( kontuz) carefully; \argi ibili to tread carefully -
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