Esperanta | Angla |
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baro noun | barre chord(a guitar chord) bound [bounds](mathematics: value greater (or smaller) than a given set) |
baroka adjective | Baroque(relating or belonging to the Baroque period) |
baroka orgeno noun | baroque organ(type of pipe organ) |
baroko proper noun | Baroqueproper noun |
barometro, baroskopo, aerpremomezurilo noun | barometer [barometers](an instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure) |
baronino noun | baroness(female ruler of a barony) |
baronio, baronujo, baronlando noun | barony [baronies](a dominion ruled by a baron or baroness) |
barono noun | baron [barons](male ruler of a barony) |
barbaro noun | barbarian [barbarians](uncivilized person) |
cerbaro noun | brain trust [brain trusts](group of experts who advise a government) |
herbaro ĉiam aspektas pli verda trans barilo phrase | the grass is always greener on the other side(others' circumstances seem more desirable than one's own but in reality often are not.) |
izobaro noun | isobar [isobars](line on a map connecting places of equal pressure) |
lingva baro noun | language barrier(barrier to communication) |
najbaro noun | neighbour [neighbours](a person living on adjacent or nearby land) |
ne elvoku lupon el la arbaro (do not evoke a wolf from the woods) verb | let sleeping dogs lie(leave things as they are) |
Nigra Arbaro proper noun | Black Forest(German forest and mountain range) |
pluvarbaro noun | rainforest [rainforests](type of forest) |
praarbaro noun | primeval forest(large forest unaffected by humans) virgin forest(forest free from disturbance) |
pro multo da arboj arbaron ne vidi verb | see the forest for the trees(to be overwhelmed by detail to the point where it obscures the overall situation) |
renesanctrombono, baroktrombono, sakbuto noun | sackbut(brass instrument) |
Ĥabarovska regiono proper noun | Khabarovsk Krai(krai) |