Ido-English Dictionary

bravur-ario:(mus.) bravura (-air). — DEF

braz-ar: to braze: join with spelter (hard solder). V. exp.: vid. weldar. — EF

brech-o: breach, break, gap, opening (in a wall, etc.) dento-brech-oza: gap-toothed; -izar: to make a breach, gap in (ulo). — DEFIRS

brek-o: break; light wagonette. — DEFIS

brelan-o: brelan: a card game. — DFI

brem-o:(ich.) bream (Abramis Brama). — EFS

bretel-o: strap (to carry a knapsack, pack, etc.) strap, sling (for a musket, rifle); brace, suspender (to hold up trousers); -i, paro: a pair of suspenders, braces. — FI

brev-o: (pope's) brief. — DEFIRS

breviar-o:(rel.) breviary. — DEFIS

brez-o: embers, live coals; -koquar: to broil, braise (in e.); -uyo, -koquilo: broiler, braiser; -baseno: brazier, warming-pan. Def.: Ligno konvertita en karbono per komusto, sive ardoranta, sive extingita; II-708. — EFIS

brid-o: bridle (of a horse) (fig.) check, curb; -eto: snaffle-b.; -izar: to a b. on; -agar: (fig.) to check. — EFIS

brig-o:(nav.) brig; -seglo: spanker. — DEFIRS

brigad-o:(milit.) brigade; -generalo: brigadier-general. — DEFIRS

brigantin-o:(nav.) brigantine. — DEFIRS

brik-o: brick; -eto, karbon- -o: briquette, patent fuel; -ea: b. colored; -izar: to b. up; -ifar: to make b.s; -if-erio: b.-kiln, -yard; -o polisanta: bathbrick; -o-mason-isto: brickmason; -imit-uro: b. imitation; -konstruktado, -masonado: brick-laying. — DEFR

brilar:(intr.) to shine: emit or reflect light; be luminous, bright, brilliant, radiant; to glitter, glisten (cf. cin-til-ifar); -o, -eso: sheen, shining, brilliancy; -egar: to be resplendent, to glare; -anta stilo: brilliant style; Ex.: La suno, steli, oro, okuli brilas. — DEFIS

briliant-o:(gem.) brilliant, diamond. — DEFRS

brin-o: short end or bit (of a cord, rope); Def.: Parto (seciono o segmento) di kordo; V-157. — FS

brioch-o: brioche; a buttered cake or roll. — F

brisk-a: brisk, lively, sprightly. — E

briz-o: breeze (of wind); -oza: breezy. — DEFIRS

brizant-o: sunken-reef, -rock. V. exp.: Rifo salias super l'aquo, ma brizanto esas rokajo reze l'aquo, sur qua la ondi ruptesas; V — 492. — F

broch-o: brooch; -o-pinglo: breast-pin, scarf-pin; safety-pin. — DEFRS

brod-ar:(tr.) to embroider: ornament with figures, needle-work. — eFS

brokant-ar:(intr.) to deal in second-hand goods; -isto, -ero: broker: second-hand dealer. — eF

brokat-o:(fabric) brocade. — DeFIRS

brokatel-o:(fabric and min.) brocatel. — DEFIRS

brokoli-kaulo*: broccoli: a hardy variety of cauliflower (Brassica oleracea botrytis). — DeFI

brom-o:(chem.) bromine. — DEFIRS

bronki-o:(anat.) bronchus; -ala: bronchial; -i: bronchia. — DEFIRS

bronkit-o:(med.) bronchitis. — DEFIRS

bronz-o: bronze; -ea: b. colored; -izar: to bronze; -o gis-ita: cast in b. — DEFIRS

bros-ar:(tr.) to brush (the hair, etc.); -ilo: a b. — EFS

brosh-ar:(tr.) to stitch, sew (books); -uro: brochure: pamphlet stitched, with paper covers; (cf. pamfleto); -ita; stitched, in paper covers. — DEFR

brov-o: eye-brow, brow; -ala: superciliary; -oza: thick-browed; -agar, -movar, -kontraktar: to knit one's b.s to frown, flinch. — DER

bru-o: husk, shell (of nuts). Def.: Verda shelo (generale, di nuco); III—198. — F

bruet-o: wheelbarrow; -agar, -portar: to wheel in a b. — F

bruis-ar:(intr.) to make a noise: rustle, rattle, rumble, clatter, hum; -(ad)o: noise of any kind, but chiefly when loud or disagreeable; rattle, rumbling, roaring, whistling (of wind); report (of a gun); bang, slam (of a door), etc; -ego: a loud noise; crash, din, tumult, uproar; -etar: to rustle, murmur; -igar: to cause (ulo) to make a noise, to rattle. — F