Meaning of 'abut' in Maltese is: abut

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abut: abut

Adjective:

dwar, kważi, jixbħu, bħal.

Adverb:

dwar, kważi, madwar, hawn u hemm, tond, qrib fil-idejn, min-naħat kollha, barra, kontro, fil-wiċċ, fuq il-go, fil-fatt.

Other:

dwar, ta, fuq, madwar, li, qrib, viċin ta, billi, lejn.

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Verb(1) lie adjacent to another or share a boundary(2) touch or be next to something

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Verb(1) lie adjacent to another or share a boundary(2) touch or be next to something

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(1) However a spokesman for the firm declined to give any information about its intentions.(2) he's about 35(3) now, about that money I owe you(4) be careful what you're about!(5) that's about the only true thing he said(6) Plane Tree Grove is a residential area about a quarter of a mile from the airport.(7) A lot of us got out and waited for the emergency services, who arrived within about ten minutes.(8) In America, the book has chimed with concern about corruption in the Catholic Church.(9) finding my way about(10) it's about 100 km away(11) You go in feet first - there's enough room to move about and then come out head first.(12) It is really immaterial how much we are promised about the good intentions of the new owners.(13) he ran about in the garden(14) he must be somewhere about(15) the book is about a sea voyage(16) But what caused the cancer in the first place, and what can we do about it?

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(1) However a spokesman for the firm declined to give any information about its intentions.(2) he's about 35(3) now, about that money I owe you(4) be careful what you're about!(5) that's about the only true thing he said(6) Plane Tree Grove is a residential area about a quarter of a mile from the airport.(7) A lot of us got out and waited for the emergency services, who arrived within about ten minutes.(8) In America, the book has chimed with concern about corruption in the Catholic Church.(9) finding my way about(10) it's about 100 km away(11) You go in feet first - there's enough room to move about and then come out head first.(12) It is really immaterial how much we are promised about the good intentions of the new owners.(13) he ran about in the garden(14) he must be somewhere about(15) the book is about a sea voyage(16) But what caused the cancer in the first place, and what can we do about it?

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Synonyms

Verb

1. adjoin

2. be adjacent to

3. butt against

4. border

5. neighbor

6. join

7. touch

8. meet

9. reach

10. be contiguous with

Synonyms

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Verb

1. adjoin

2. be adjacent to

3. butt against

4. border

5. neighbor

6. join

7. touch

8. meet

9. reach

10. be contiguous with

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