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1 arruntean
adb.1. ( oro har) commonly, generally; \arruntean, nahi dutena lortzen dute generally they get what they want; zentzu honetan mundu guztiak deitzen du, \arruntean, "Gure Andrea" in this sense these people generally call her "Our Lady"2. ( erabat, guztiz) totally, completely, utterly; uholdeak herrixka \arruntean eraman zuen the flood utterly swept the village away; oihana \arruntean ebaki zuten they chopped the whole forest down -
2 egiazale
io. truthful, sincere, fond of truth; bata \egiazalea zen eta bestea gezurti hutsa one was truthful and the other one utterly deceitful ; \egiazaleak bagara, esan dezagun egia if we are fond of the truth, let us tell the truth -
3 erabateko
il.1. ( guztizkoa) complete, total, absolute, utterly; \erabateko garaipena lortu zuten they achieved a total victory; \erabateko sekretua da it's top secret2. ( zirt-zartekoa) decisive, conclusive3. ( orotakoa) general, sweeping, widespread; \erabateko iritzia general opinion4. ( jasangaitz) intolerable, unbearable, unsufferable ; ume hori gaur \erabatekoa dago that kid's impossible today; \erabatekoa da hau! what a disaster! -
4 erreka
iz.1.a. stream, creek (USA) ; \erreka lingirda brookletb. (esa.) ez edan \errekan, ahal baduk iturrian why drink from the stream when you can drink from the spring?2. ( arraildura, pitzadura) crack, cranny, fissure; astiagarrak \errekaka \errekaka du azal the bark of the maple tree is fissured3. Nekaz. furrow4. (irud.) (hondamena) \errekara {joan || jo} to be ruined | to go down the tubes Lagunart. ; enpresa hori \erreka doa that company's heading for ruin; zenbait familia ez ziren orduan ikusi, beheko \errekan? how many families were there that weren't utterly ruined?5. ( ileari d.) part6.a. ( arraildura, pitzadura) crack, cranny, fissure ; astiagarrak \errekaka \errekaka du azal the bark of the maple tree is fissuredb. ( emakumeena) hitz itsusia. crack hitz itsusia., cunt hitz itsusia.7. ( ibar) valley ; Baigurako \errekan bizi zen Tartalo Tartalo lived in Baigura Valley8. \erreka bat lur patch of land -
5 gosetu
io. starving, starved; azeri \gosetu bat a starving fox du/ad. to make (sb) hungry; lanak \gosetu zuen work made him hungry; \goseturik etxeratu ziren they came home hungry da/ad.1. to get hungry; \gosetu zen eta zerbait jateko asmoa hartu zuen he got hungry and thought of getting something to eat; basotik etxera txit nekatua eta \gosetua zetozela coming home from the wood, utterly exhausted and famished2. to develop an appetite -
6 net
adb. ( erabat) very, quite, completely, utterly, totally; handik \net hurbil zegoen it was quite close to there
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utterly — adverb completely, entirely, to the fullest extent Well now we are utterly lost … Wiktionary
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utterly — adverb completely or totally: You look utterly miserable … Longman dictionary of contemporary English