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12 bizio
I.iz. vice; \bizio gaizto ill vice; \bizio kaltegarriak harmful vicesII.(Zoo.) tapeworm -
13 alderantziz
adb.1. vice versa, in reverse, backwards; dena \alderantziz gertatu zitzaion everything happened to him in reverse2. ( bestela) on the contrary, the other way around, the opposite; dena \alderantziz gertatu zitzaion everything happened to him the other way around3. ( bestaldetik) on the other hand; gizarte arrazista hartan, \alderantziz, indioek ez dute zer eginik in that racist society, on the other hand, there' s nothing the Indians can do -
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io.1. terrible, rowdy; ume \aldrebesa da benetan! that child is a holy terror!2. ( traketsa) clumsy, awkward; pilotarekin ez da mutil \aldrebesa he' s not exactly clumsy at pilotab. ( bertsoa) awkward, ham-handed, ungainly, gracelessc. ( itxura) ungainly, uncouthd. ( langilea) unskilled, bumbling3. ( xelebrea) eccentric adb.1. ( alderantziz) vice versa, the other way around, in the opposite way; dena \aldrebes egiten dute they do everything the other way around; \aldrebes jarri to put... on wrong side out2. ( gaizki) not well; \aldrebes samar dabil he' s not doing very well -
15 ardagai
iz. [from Lat. cardus + -gai (material)]1. Landr. (Mik.) tinder; supizteko \ardagai touchwood | punk | tinder fungus2. (irud.) provoker, instigator; bizio guztien \ardagaia the cause of all vice -
16 biziotsu
io.1. oso \biziotsua da he's very much given to vice2. oso \biziotsua da he is full of tapeworms -
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iz.1.a. ( oro.) call, outcry, clamour (GB), clamor (USA) ; Humboldt, euskara eta Euskal Herriaren \deiak liluratuta, etorri zitzaigun gurera Humbold, lured by the call of the Basque Country, came to our countryb. ( ateari d.) knock, ringd. Mil. call to armse. Euzko D\deia the Basque Clarion2. ( txoriei d.) call, bird call3. convening, summoning; bilkurako \deia aurrez aurre egin behar da the meeting must be convened in advance4. ( ezkila, kanpaiari d.) ring, toll, pealing5. Kristau.a. calling, vocation; Jaunaren \deiari erantzun zion he answered God's callingb. marriage banns; \deiak bota to read the (marriage) banns6. ( joera) leaning, penchant, bent, proclivity, inclination; biziorako \dei bat a penchant for vice -
18 eginbide
iz.1. method, means of doing2.a. ( eginbeharra) duty, obligation; \eginbidea egin to do one's duty ; kristauak igandero meza entzuteko duten \eginbidea the obligation that all Christians have to go to Mass; emaztearen \eginbideak senarrarekiko eta alderantziz the obligations that a wife has towards her husband and vice versab. ( erantzukizuna) responsibility ; gurasoek beren umeak hazteko duten \eginbidea the responsibility that parents have to raise their children; alkatetzaren \eginbideak bete dituenez gero as he has carried out the responsibilities of his office as mayor -
19 ekandu
iz.1. ( ohitura, usadioa, aztura) habit; \ekandu oneko with good habits | well-mannered; \ekandu txar vice, bad habit; \ekandu txarreko with bad habits; \ekanduzko bekatuak habitual sins2. tradition, custom, convention, practice; gure arbasoek erakutsi dizkigun \ekanduak practices taught to us by our forefathers da/ad. ( ohitu) to get used to; laster \ekandu jako he's got used to it | he quickly got the hang of it; bekatu egitera \ekandu direnak those who have become accustomed to comitting sin -
20 galbide
iz.1. danger, peril; \galbidean {ibili || sartu} to be running a risk | to be courting danger; \galbidean utzi to risk | leave exposed; \galbide larri grave dangera. perdition; mozkortzea zen bere \galbidea drunking was his downfall3. ( bizioa) vice4. ( eredu txarra) bad example
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