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ba·sis <bases> [ˈbeɪsɪs, -si:z] N

I . base1 [beɪs] N

1. base (bottom):

temelj m
dno n

2. base (main location):

base MIL
baza f
base MIL

3. base (main ingredient):

5. base CHEM:

baza f

6. base MATH:

baza f

7. base SPORTS:

baza f

II . base1 [beɪs] VB trans

2. base (taken from):

base2 ADJ

1. base (immoral):

2. base (menial):

ˈbase camp N

ˈbase rate N FIN

ˈskills base N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The bases of the stems are white with pink stripes or veins; this character has been called the stripy pyjamas.
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His outgoing personality and funny stories made him popular; he was even asked to tour military bases to cheer up other servicemen.
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Under these conditions a perceiver directly bases their behaviour and beliefs on the norms, goals and needs of a salient ingroup.
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He hobbled around the bases and pumped his fist as his jubilant teammates stormed the field.
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It had a dirt skin infield on the basepaths for baseball through 1972, until converted to sliding pits at the bases for 1973.
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For some, being alone is unadvisable on these bases.
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His two most powerful subordinates had used the regency to build local power bases.
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For example, the prefix "re-" meaning again, back is only added to verb bases as in "rebuild", "reclaim", "reuse", "resell", "re-evaluate", "resettle".
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The main palace was constructed using wood, of which only the bases of pillars remain.
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The non-profit dog breeding association bases their numbers on media reports and information from customers who use their animal recovery service.
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