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121Base — Base1 Sf Kusine erw. obs. obd. (9. Jh.), mhd. base, ahd. basa Stammwort. Ursprünglich Schwester des Vaters , dann im 15. Jh. ausgeweitet zu Tante , danach auch Nichte (selten) und (wohl ausgehend vom Diminutiv) Kusine (häufig), auch allgemein… …
122base — sustantivo femenino 1) asiento, apoyo, fundamento, cimiento, sustento. Asiento, sustento y apoyo son términos generales; si se refieren a la base de los edificios, se usan fundamento y cimientos. Todos ellos pueden emplearse en sentido figurado.… …
123base — adj. Something good. Use base instead of cool. A: Just got the new Radiohead album. B. Base …
124base — adj. Something good. Use base instead of cool. A: Just got the new Radiohead album. B. Base …
125base — A plinth or podium on which a sculpture is exhibited, or the portion of a sculpture on which its weight rests. The stepped base of a Greek temple is called a crepidoma. Base might also refer to the vehicle or medium carrying a paint s pigments …
126base — A s. f. 1. parte inferiore, disotto, basamento, dado (archeol.), fondamento, piedistallo □ plinto (archeol.), zoccolo, piede, sostegno, predella, appoggio, supporto □ (di albero) ceppo □ (di recipiente, di sacco, ecc.) culo CONTR …
127base — I. a. 1. Inferior, of little or no worth, cheap, worthless. 2. Debased, spurious, counterfeit, false. 3. Plebeian, vulgar, untitled, nameless, lowly, humble, unknown, unhonored, base born, of low birth. 4. Mean, despicable, contemptible, beggarly …
128base — bazė statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. base; basis vok. Basis, f rus. база, f pranc. banque, f; base, f …
