backbite – English–Suomi translations

🇬🇧 en fi 🇫🇮

back noun

  /bæk/ , [-k̚] , [-ˀk] , [bak] , [bax] , [bäk] , [bæk]
selkä, takapuoli, kääntöpuoli, perä, taka-, nurja puoli
  • a position behind most players on the team
pakki, puolustaja
  • the part of something that goes last
takaosa, perä, peräpää
  • the backrest, the part of a piece of furniture which receives the human back
selkänoja

back adjective

  /bæk/ , [-k̚] , [-ˀk] , [bak] , [bax] , [bäk] , [bæk]
  • near the rear
taka-
  • away from the main area
syrjä-, syrjäinen
  • phonetics: produced in the back of the mouth
taka-, takainen
  • not current
vanha

back verb

  /bæk/ , [-k̚] , [-ˀk] , [bak] , [bax] , [bäk] , [bæk]
  • of wind: to shift in an anticlockwise direction
pakata
  • to go in the reverse direction
peruuttaa
  • to support
tukea

back adverb

  /bæk/ , [-k̚] , [-ˀk] , [bak] , [bax] , [bäk] , [bæk]
  • to or in a previous condition or place
takaisin
  • away from the front or from an edge
kauemmas, pois, poispäin
  • in a manner that impedes
estäen, hilliten, kiinni, pidätellen

back noun

  /bæk/ , [-k̚] , [-ˀk] , [bak] , [bax] , [bäk] , [bæk]
  • cistern
säiliö

backing noun

  /ˈbæk.ɪŋ(ɡ)/
  • support, especially financial
kate, tuki
  • (music) Musicians and vocalists who support the main performer
säestys, taustasoitto
  • material added behind or underneath
tuki

🇬🇧 en fi 🇫🇮

bite verb

  /baɪt/
  • cut into by clamping the teeth
purra, haukata
  • hold something by clamping one’s teeth
  • fall for a deception
  • take hold
purra
  • sting
puraista, pistää, purra
puraista, purra
  • bite a baited hook or other lure
syödä, purra

bite noun

  /baɪt/
  • act of biting
puraisu
  • wound left behind after having been bitten
purema, puraisu
  • swelling of one's skin caused by an insect's mouthparts or sting
purema
  • mouthful
suupala

biting adjective

  /ˈbaɪtɪŋ/
  • causing a stinging sensation
  • cutting or incisive
  • tending to bite
pureva

biting noun

  /ˈbaɪtɪŋ/
  • An occurrence of a bite
  • instance of biting
pureminen
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