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21 neke
[from Lat. "necem" or extraction from "nekatu"] iz.1.a. toil, hard work; \neke askoren seme izan da hiztegi hau this dictionary is the product of a lot of hard work; \neke eta izerdiak sweat and toil; geure \nekez eta izerdiaz irabazitakoa galtzeko zorian gauden we are on the verge of losing what we have toiled and sweated for; \neke gogor toilsome work | backbreaking work; \nekearen \nekez from sheer {toil || hard work}; \neke hutsez for nothingb. ( ahultasuna eta indargabetasuna) weariness, fatigue, exhaustion; bideko \nekeak ahuldurik weakened by the exhausting journey; \nekez lehertu zen he collapsed from exhaustion; \nekez beterik wearily2. ( jasatea) suffering, sorrow, adversity, affliction; \neke larri {intense || excruciating} suffering; maitasunak dakarzkigun \neke eta atseginak the joys and sorrows that come with love; \nekeetan lagundu to help with one's sorrow | to console; \nekean egon to be bad off | to be in a bad way3.a. ( zailtasuna) trouble, difficulty, hardship; \neke gabe lortu zuten they achieved it without any {difficulty || problem} ; \neke handiz hartzen zuen arnasa he had great trouble in breathing; maisu euskaldun berri batzuentzat \neke handia da dena euskaraz ematea for some teachers who learnt Basque as adults it is difficult to teach everything through Basque; \nekea hartu to take the trouble | to go through the trouble ; batzuek ez bezala, euskara ikasteko \nekea hartu nuen unlike others, I went to the trouble of learning Basque ; ingelesez ongi ez dakitenek ere erabil dezakete hiztegi hau, \neke gehixeago hartzen badute those who don't know English very well can also use this dictionary if they go to a little more trouble; \nekearen \nekez atera zen lokatzetik he strained to pull himself out of the mud; \nekeari ihes egin to get around the problem; euskaldun gehienek \nekerik gabe irakur zezaketeen egunkaria behar zuten most Basques needed a newspaper that they could read without much difficultyb. ( larrialdia) predicament, crisis, distressc. ( koska, kontua) hor dago \nekea that's the hard part4. \nekeak [ izen plurala ] fee, compensation, charge; zenbat da zure \nekea? how much is it for your trouble? io. ( neketsua)1. ( lana) hard, strenuous, exhausting2. bizimodu \neke hard life3. ( zaila) hard, difficult; hori \neke zait that's hard for me; \neke da egitea it's hard to do -
22 sanotu
da/ad.1. become {sane || sensible}2. ( gaixotua oneratu) to recover, get better, pull through3. to become {upright || righteous} -
23 sarra
iz.1. rust2. ( labearen hondoan) iron residue3.a. ( harriak jasotzean, e.a.) jerk, pullb. sudden start, jerk4. ( ibaiko hondarra) coarse sand -
24 tirabira
iz.1. pushing, shoving; orduan hasi ziren sudurrak gorriturik, ukabilkadak, eta \tirabirak that's when the bloody noses, punching, and shoving started2.a. tension, strain; hori zuen barneko \tirabirarik saminena that had the most dis-tressing strain on himb. \tirabirak sortu ziren gobernukideen artean tension developed between the government coalition partners; egoera politikoaren \tirabirak the tenseness of the political situation3. Naut. capsize, overturn4. roll, tumble5. pull -
25 tirakada
iz. pull, jerk, yank -
26 tiraldi
iz.1. pull, yank2. Kir. tug -
27 txakur
iz.1.a. dogb. (esa.) \txakurra baino lasaiago egon to be as snug as a bug in a rug; \txakurraren bibolina! come off it! | pull another one! (GB) ;\\\txakur \txakurrarenak esan to cuss a blue streak2. Lagunart. cop Lagunart., pig hitz itsusia., fuzz Argot.Jakingarria: Dog orotariko terminoa da. Zehatzagoa nahi izanez gero, emeari bitch esaten diogu. -
28 txima
iz.1.a. {matted || dishevelled} hair, long tangled hair; neskatxa \txima-luze bat a girl with long, dishevelled hair; \tximatik tiratu to pull sb's hair; buruko \tximaak falta ditu eta bizarra dauka ugari he doesn't have much in the way of hair on top but has a bushy beardb. (irud.) tximetarainokoak galdu to lose the shirt off one's back2. → txinar -
29 zaku
iz.1. sack, bag; bi \zaku arroz two sacks of rice2. ( gaia) sacking3. (esa.) i-r \zakuan sartu to pull the wool over sb's eyes; \zakutik edo zorrotik one way or the other; \zaku berean sartu to lump together; ingeles guztiak ez dira \zaku berean sartu behar not every Englishman should be lumped together4. Anat. sac -
30 zuztar
iz.1.a. ( landareari d.) stalk, stemb. ( mahastiari d.) stalk2. ( fruituari d.) heart3. ( sustrai) root; \zuztarretik atera to pull up by the roots4. (irud.) azeriaren isatsari utzi eta ota \zuztarrari heldu to blow it -
31 etxeaz aldatu
to pull up one's roots -
32 tira
to pull -
33 blagi
kid, pull someone's leg -
34 diskreditigi
cry down, cut up, demolish, pull to pieces, run down, write down -
35 ektiri
jerk, pull, tug -
36 eligi
draw out, drive out, express, utter, give utterance to, pull out -
37 elterigi
dig, dig up, lift, pull up -
38 entiri
draw, pull -
39 malkonstrui
break down, demolish, pull down, take down -
40 tiri
drag, draw, haul, pull, tug
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