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1 phrasal verb
a phrase consisting of a verb and adverb or preposition, which together function as a verb:فِعْل عِباري مُكَوَّن من فِعْل وَحَرْف جَر"Leave out", "go without", "go away", are phrasal verbs.
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2 Verb plus Partikel
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3 fraseverbum
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4 partikkelverb
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5 verbaluttrykk
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6 verbe à particule
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7 frázové sloveso
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8 sambandssögn
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9 verbo con partícula
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10 фразовый глагол
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11 фразовый глагол
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12 frázové sloveso
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13 glagol s predlogom
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14 фразовый глагол
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15 глагол
verb; word; speech -
16 frasale
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17 Redewendung
f figure of speech; (idiomatische Wendung) idiom, idiomatic expression; feststehende Redewendung set phrase* * *die Redewendungexpression; locution; phrase* * *Re|de|wen|dungfidiom, idiomatic expression* * *(a phrase consisting of a verb and adverb or preposition, which together function as a verb: `Leave out', `go without', `go away', are phrasal verbs.) phrasal verb* * *Re·de·wen·dungf idiom, idiomatic expression* * *die (Sprachw.) idiom; idiomatic expression* * *feststehende Redewendung set phrase* * *die (Sprachw.) idiom; idiomatic expression* * *f.colloquialism n.figure of speech n.idiom n. -
18 aditz
iz. (Gram.)1. verb; \aditza orainalditik lehenaldira aldatu! change the verb from the present to the past!; euskal \aditza oso interesgarria da the Basque verb is very interesting; \aditz arazle causative verb; \aditz bakun simple verb; \aditz bihurkor reflexive verb; \aditz elkartu compound verb; \aditz erro-anitzeko multi-radical verb; \aditz iragangaitz intransitive verb; \aditz iragankor transitive verb; \aditz laguntzaile auxiliary verb; \aditz norgabe impersonal verb; \aditz partikuladun phrasal verb; \aditz pasibo passive verb; \aditz perifrasiko periphrasic verb; \aditz trinko synthetic verb; \aditzaren elipsi ellipsis of the verb; egoera-\aditz stative verb; ekintza-\aditz verb of action; jarrera-\aditz verb of attitude2. [ izenen aurrean ] verb-, verbal ; \aditz-aspektu verbal aspect; \aditz-atzizki verbal suffix; \aditz-aurrizki verbal prefix; \aditz-ekintza verbal action; \aditz era verb form; hitanozko \aditz era allocutive verb form; \aditz-izen verbal noun; \aditz-itzulinguru verbal periphrasis; \aditz-joko verb conjugation; \aditz-modu verbal mode; mood; \aditz-morfema verbal morpheme; \aditz-osagarri verbal object |verbal complement; \aditz-sintagma verb phrase; \aditz-sistema verbal system; \aditz-talde verb group -
19 verbe
verbe [vεʀb]masculine nouna. verb• verbe transitif/intransitif transitive/intransitive verb* * *vɛʀbnom masculin1) Linguistique verb2) ( langage) language3) Religion* * *vɛʀb nm1) LINGUISTIQUE verb2) (= voix)3) (= langage)4) RELIGIONAu commencement était le Verbe — In the beginning was the Word.
* * *verbe nm1 Ling verb;2 ( langage) language; la magie du verbe the magic of words ou language; avoir le verbe facile to be quick to talk; avoir le verbe fleuri to use flowery language; avoir le verbe haut to be arrogant in one's speech;verbe actif active verb; verbe d'action action ou dynamic verb; verbe défectif defective verb; verbe d'état stative verb; verbe impersonnel impersonal verb; verbe intransitif intransitive verb; verbe passif passive verb; verbe pronominal reflexive verb; verbe transitif transitive verb.[vɛrb] nom masculin2. [ton de voix]4. BIBLE -
20 глагол
муж.1) грам. verbпроспрягать глагол — to conjugate a verb, to inflect a verb
фразовый глагол — compound verb, group verb, phrasal verb
2) устар.; поэт. word
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