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21 herriratu
du/ad.1. to repatriate2. to take... {into || to} town, bring... {into || to} town; ikatz-zakuak herriratzea zuen ogibidea his profession was taking sacks of charcoal to town da/ad.1. ( herrialdera, herrira) to {go || come} to the country; oraintsu \herriratu da Coloradon bizi zen artzain zahar bat an old sheep herder who lived in Colorado has just returned to his town2. ( hirira, e.a.) to go to town; arratsaldero elkarrekin herriratzen ziren they went to town together every evening -
22 imurtxi egin
[ dio ]1.a. to pinch; \imurtxi egin egin zion besoan she pinched him on his armb. (irud.) eta orain barrenak halako \imurtxi egin bat egiten dit and now the dictates of my conscience are prodding me to do so2. (esa.) (lapurtu) to pinch Lagunart., filch Lagunart., rip off Lagunart. ; biak zebiltzan lapurretan inoren gauzari \imurtxi egin egiten both went around stealing, taking people's things -
23 jai
iz.1. holiday; \jai eta aste every day; Igandeak eta gainerako \jaiak Sundays and other holidays; datorren astean \jai hartuko dut Portugalera joateko I'm taking off next week to go to Portugal | I'm going on holiday next week to go to Portugal; \jai al duzue gaur? are you off today?b. Kristau. feast day; \jai aldakorra moveble feast dayc. (esa.) \jai gelditu to wind up without anything | wind up empty-handed3. festival; herriko \jaiak town festival; \jaiak antolatu to organize the festivities -
24 kraska
iz.1. crack, snap2. creaking; urrats batzuen \kraskak the creaking from taking a few steps -
25 moteldu
du/ad.1. ( eragin) to dim, weaken2. ( ardoa) to water down, make weaker da/ad.1. ( toteldu)a. to stammer, stutterb. to slur one's words, slur; gehiegi edaten duzunean, mihia moteltzen zaizu when you drink too much, your tongue slurs; ez nau oraino inork ikusi ardoak igarota, ez mihia \motelduta up to now nobody's seen me take too much wine or slur my speech2.a. ( motel bihurtu) to grow weak, slip away, wane; haren eragina \moteldu egin zen his influence {slipped || waned}; moteltzen den fedea wavering faithc. ( sagardoa, txanpaina) to go flatd. ( ardoa) to loes's its strength | to become weake. ( gatza) to lose its taste, become insipidf. ( zarata) to become muffled; ezkila \motelduta gelditu zen the bell came to be muffledg. ( begia) to fail, grow dimh. ( grina) to go away; dutxa hotzaren bitartez \motelduko zaio grina hori he'll get over that desire by taking a cold shower3. ( hatza, erhia, eskua) to grow numb; eskuak hotzez \moteldu zaizkit my hands have grown numb from the cold4. ( jardun, e.a.) to slacken, ease up on; ikasketan moteltzen hasi da he's started to slacken in his studies5. ( zorabiatu) to {get || grow} dizzy; burua \moteldua dut my head's dizzy | my head's in a spin; oso \moteldu naiz ondoez honekin I've grown very dizzy from this ailment -
26 oinarri
iz.1. ( harroina) foundation, basis; \oinarria ezarri to lay the foundation2.a. ( funtsa, sustraia) basis, base, foundation, cornerstone; argudio horrek ez du \oinarririk that argument has no basis ; egiazko erlijioaren \oinarria the foundation of true religion; biltzarrearen erabakiak \oinarritzat hartuz taking the decisions of the assembly as a basisb. ( euskarria) mainstay, support, basis, lynchpin; turismoa herriko ekonomiaren \oinarria da tourism is the mainstay of the town's economy; -(e)an \oinarri hartu to be based on | to rest on ; gure ekonomiak industrian hartu du \oinarria our economy is based on industry3.a. Mat. basis, baseb. (Geom.) base4. Fil. foundation, base -
27 osotasun
iz.1. totality, whole ; lehengo gorputza bera lehengo \osotasun berean his former body in his former entirety2. ( zatien bilketa osoa) whole, entirety, integrity; mundua bere \osotasunean harturik taking the world as a whole; \osotasunaren zatiak parts of a whole3. ( birjintasuna) wholesomeness, virginity ; indarrez sartu ziren eta \osotasun galdu zioten they forced their way in and stripped her of her chastity4. ( zatien bilketa osoa) entirely; mundua bere \osotasunean harturik the world taken in its entirety -
28 patxada
iz.1. slowness; horrek badu \patxada! my is he slow!2. ( lasaitasuna) ease, calmness; \patxadan ari dira they're taking it easy; hitz egin dezagun \patxadan let's talk it over3. ( itxura) look, aspect; begira gizon horren \patxada! get a load of how that man looks! -
29 txizalarri izan
Lagunart. to feel like taking a piss Lagunart. -
30 zurrustada
iz. gulp, swallow, swig, sip; ez du horrek botila utziko bere lekuan \zurrustada bat hartu barik he won't put the bottle away without taking a swig; \zurrustada galanta edan ostean after having a good swig -
31 zuzenbide
iz.1.a. Leg. justice; \zuzenbidez rightly, justlyb. law; \zuzenbide erromatar Roman law; \zuzenbide kanoniko canon law; \zuzenbide penal penal law; \zuzenbide zibil civil law; administrazio-\zuzenbide administrative law; finantza-\zuzenbide finance law; lan-\zuzenbide labour law2. ( araua) rule; ez dago \zuzenbide jakin eta erabakigarririk it's not a cut-and-dried rule3. ( norabidea) direction; ekaitzaren \zuzenbideari antzeman zion arrantzaleak the fisherman guessed the direction the storm was taking4. ( helbidea) address5. remedy, means of correction -
32 senspiriga
breath-taking
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