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1 keinu
I.[cf. Cat. "gui—o"] iz.1.a. ( begiz) wink; begi-\keinu bat a wink of an eyeb. ( aurpegiz) face, expression; batzutan gehiago balio du \keinuak mihiak baino sometimes the look on someone's face counts more than wordsc. ( imintzioa) grimace, wry face, scowl; \keinuz adierazi zuen uste zuena with a scowl he got across what he thoughtd. ( eskuz, e.a. zerbait adierazi edo jakinerazteko) gesture, sign; \keinu batez esan zion he signalled to him; \keinuz eta zeinuz hitz egin behar zuten elkarrekin they had to talk to each other through gestures and pantomimee. signal; Museko \keinuak Kartak. Mus signals; badakizu Museko \keinuak egiten begiz, berlarriz, ezpainaz, eta mihiz you know how to make Mus signals by using your eyes, ears, lips, and tongue; \keinuz eta aieruz by allusion and insinuationf. ( gorputzaren higidura, zer edo zer jakinarazteko) signal, sign; prest daude haren \keinura they're ready for his signal; jaisteko \keinua eman zien he signalled to them to come down2. ( mehatxua)a. threat, threatening gesture; jotzeko \keinua egin dit, baina ez nau jo he made a threatening gesture but didn't hit meb. Kir. ( eskrima) feintII.iz. bit, dab; \keinu bat a little bitIII.iz. bogey man -
2 mehatxuzko
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3 dixidu
iz. (I)1. ( mehatxua) threat, caveat; oihuka eta \dixiduka shouting and threatening2. ( erronka) to challenge -
4 keinu egin
1.a. to make a gesture, gesture: \keinu egina egin zien haiekin joatekoa he signalled to them to comeb. Aut. to signal; besti autoari \keinu egin egin nion I signalled to the other car2. ( mehatxatu) to make a threatening gesture -
5 makal
I.iz. Landr. poplar; \makal beltz black poplar; \makal italiar Lombardy poplar; \makal kanadar Canadian poplarII.iz. faintheartedness, timidness; \makalaren \makalaz gauza berririk egitera ausartzen ez direnak those who dare not do anything new out of sheer faintheartedness io.1.a. weak, feeble, languid; osasun \makalekoa da he's {sickly || unhealthy} | he's of weak constitutionb. ( gaisotia) sickly, infirm, ailing, unhealthy2.a. ( harridura adierazteko) beso \makala! what an arm!b. ( ezezko esaldietan) ez da \makala! good grief!; ez zen hura \makala! it certainly wasn't small! | little it wasn't!; bertsoetan ez zaude zu mutil \makala you're not bad at ad-libbing verses3. ( koldarra) cowardly, fainthearted, spineless, dastardly adb.1. feebly, fraily; \makal samar dabil agurea the old man is carrying on rather feebly; Aita, \makal egon arren, ez du heriozko gaitzik although Father is {frail || feeble}, he doesn't have any life-threatening ailment2. ( astiro) languidly, sluggishly, slowly -
6 mehatxagarri
io. threatening -
7 mehatxari
io. threatening -
8 mehatxuka
adb. with threats, threateningly, menacingly; \mehatxuka hasi zen he starting {making threats || threatening}; \mehatxuka kendu zioten dirua they extorted the money from him -
9 mehatxuz
adb. threateningly, in a threatening way -
10 zemaika
adb. threatening -
11 minaca
menacing, threatening -
12 minacanta
menacing, threatening
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