No Deck's Flashcards
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I have a list of Things to buy from the GROCERY. (Subs. )
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Eu tenho uma lista de coisas pra comprar na MERCEARIA.
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I picked up a BASKET (Subs.) in the supermarket to do my shopping.
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Peguei uma CESTA no supermercado para fazer as compras.
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For a healthy, diet make sure to fill your CART(Subs.) with fresh fruits and vegetables.
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Para uma dieta saudável lembre - se de encher seu CARRINHO de compras com frutas frescas e vegetais.
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Milk is in the second AISLE(Subs. ) to the right.
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O leite fica no segundo CORREDOR à direita.
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My French has greatly improved over the PAST(adj.) six months.
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Meu francês melhorou muito nos ÚLTIMOS seis meses.
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I am taking a course to IMPROVE (Verb. Past- improved) my French
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Estou fazendo um curso para APRIMORAR meu francês.
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The company expects to Grow in the NEAR(Adj. ) future.
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A empresa espera crescer no futuro PRÓXIMO.
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Everyone STOOD (Verb. Present - Stand) to sing the national anthem.
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Todos FICARAM DE PÉ para cantar o hino nacional.
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A Famous singer Performed the ANTHEM (Subs. )this year at the big game.
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Um cantor famoso interpretou o HINO este ano no grande jogo.
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You can fill out the form at the COUNTER (Subs. )over there.
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Você pode preencher o formulário ali naquele BALCÃO (Subs.)
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I checked the status of my order(Subs. )
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Eu chequei o estado do meu PEDIDO.
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I watched TV INSTEAD(loc. Prep.) of doing my homework.
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Assisti TV EM VEZ (loc. Prep. )de fazer minha lição de casa.
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It will not rain today,
It Will get colder , THOUGH (conj .)
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Hoje não vai chover, ficará mais frio NO ENTANTO .
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I WONDER(Verb. Wondered) why my boss did not Come To the office today.
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PERGUNTO- ME por que meu chefe não veio ao escritório hoje.
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That JEWELRY (Subs. ) seems a little excessive for a waitress.
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Aquelas JÓIAS parecem meio exageradas para uma garçonete.
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She works as a WAITRESSES(Subs. ) in a restaurant
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Ela trabalha como GARÇONETE em um restaurante.
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My new earrings are made of SILVER. (Subs.)
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Meus novos brincos são feitos de PRATA.
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Elizabeth was searching the floor for her lost EARRING (Subs. )
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Elizabeth estava procurando seu BRINCO perdido no chão.
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My husband gave me a NECKLACE for my birthday.
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Meu marido me deu um COLAR no meu aniversário.
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The player was NERVOUS (Adj. )before his first match.
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O Jogador estava NERVOSO antes de sua primeira partida.
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He was SO(Adv.) mad that he forgot to eat dinner.
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Ele estava TÃO bravo que esqueceu de comer o jantar.
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He got MAD (Adj. ) after hearing that she broke the chair.
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Ele ficou BRAVO quando soube que ela quebrou a cadeira.
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There was a RING(Subs.) of metal around bird’s leg.
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Havia um ANEL em volta da pata do pássaro.
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If you write to me I will ALSO(Adv.) write to you
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Se Você escrever pra mim eu TAMBÉM escreverei pra você
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I showered and THEN (Adv. )went to bed.
Eu tomei banho e LOGO (ADV.) fui para cama.
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I moved (Verb.MOVE) the furniture to fit the new sofa.
Eu MUDEI os moveis de lugar para acomodar o novo sofá.
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My new television has a bright, clear PICTURE (Subs.)
Minha nova televisão tem uma IMAGEM brilhante e definida.
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I need an EMPTY (Adj.) lot to build my house.
Eu preciso de um lote VAZIO para construir minha casa.
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I ate three cakes, and then I ate another(Pron.)
Eu comi três bolos e então eu comi OUTRO.
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I decorated my house with vintage FURNITURE(Subs.)
Eu decorei a minha casa com MÓVEIS(Subs.) antigos.
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I left the soup on the STOVE (Subs.) and it is still warm.
Deixei a sopa no FOGAO(Subs.) e ela ainda está quente.
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I WARMED (Verb. Present- WARM) the milk in the microwave.
ESQUENTEI o leite no forno microondas.
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I can feel the WARM (Adj. )sun on my skin.
Posso sentir o sol QUENTE na minha pele.
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I SKINNED (Ver.present - SKIN) the potatoes before making the purée.
DESCASQUEI as batatas antes de fazer o purê.
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The manual PROVIDES (Verb.past- PROVIDED) a description of the device.
O Manual FORNECE uma descrição do dispositivo.
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We greatly ENJOYED (Verb. Present - Enjoy ) our stay at that hotel.
DESFRUTAMOS bastante da nossa estadia naquele hotel.
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My SLOW (Adj.) movements calmed the horse.
Meus movimentos LENTOS calmaram o cavalo.
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The letters on the SCREEN (Subs.) are clear and easy to read.
As letras na TELA estão nítidas e fáceis de ler.
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The Studio SCREENED (Verb.Present - SCREEN) the film for a select audience first.
O estúdio EXIBIU o filme para um público seleto primeiro.
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Cameron needed A new keyboard (Subs.) because his space bar Stopped working
Cameron precisava de um novo TECLADO porque sua barra de espaço parou de funcionar.
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I always eat the chocolate BAR(Subs.) after lunch.
Eu sempre como uma BARRA de chocolate depois do almoço.
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The park BARS(Verb.past - BARRED) people swimming in the lake.
O parque PROIBI as pessoas de nadarem no lago.
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I always keep my CREDIT CARD (Subs. ) in a safe place.
Eu sempre guardo meu CARTAO DE CRÉDITO em um lugar seguro.
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She has a STYLE (Subs.) all her own.
Ela tem um ESTILO todo próprio.
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As I had no CASH(Subs.) , I paid by credit card.
Como eu não tinha DINHEIRO, paguei com cartão de crédito
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I live in a SMALL (Adj.) flat.
Eu moro em um apartamento PEQUENO.
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It is important to be NICE (Adj. ) to your colleagues.
É importante ser BOM para os seus colegas.
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The job requires MASTERY (Subs. ) of two languages.
O emprego requer o DOMÍNIO de duas línguas.
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Robert is late for his DATE (Subs.)
Robert está atrasado para o ENCONTRO dele.
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Megan must have a cold COMING ON (Verb. Past-
Megan deve estar PEGANDO um resfriado.
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He is a HANDSOME (Adj.) man.
É um BELO homem
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She bought a NICE(Adj.) dress for the party.
Ela comprou um BELO Vestido para a festa.
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In my CLASS(Subs.) , there are more boys than girls.
Na minha TURMA a mais meninos que meninas.
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It is normal to STRETCH (Verb.past - STRETCHED) after a good night of sleep.
É normal ESPREGUIÇAR SE após uma boa noite de sono.
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SO FAR(Adv.), the tennis player has won all the matches.
ATÉ AGORA, o tenista venceu todas as partidas.
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Maybe the Humankind live on a different planet in the FAR (Adj.)future
Talvez a espécie humana viva em um planeta diferente um futuro DISTANTE.
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The brick wall FELL DOWN (Verb. Present - FALL DOWN)
A parede de tijolos CAIU.
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Sandro had huge MUSCLES (Subs.) Because he spent so much time working out.
Sandro tinha MÚSCULOS enormes porque passou muito tempo treinando.
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I put a bandage over the SORE (Subs.) on my knee.
Coloquei um curativo sobre a FERIDA no meu joelho.
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The book was a HUGE (Adj.) success.
O livro Foi um sucesso ENORME.
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My sister is Strong enough to LIFT (Verb. Past - Lifted) Those heavy boxes.
Minha irmã é forte suficiente para LEVANTAR aquelas caixas pesadas.
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Age and WEIGHT(Subs.) are examples of numeric variables.
Idade e PESO são exemplos de variáveis numéricas.
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I work out Using HEAVY (Adj.) Weights every week.
Faço exercícios usando pesos PESADOS toda semana.
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We are always busy and have no time to Waste(Adj.)
Estamos sempre OCUPADOS e não temos tempo para desperdiçar.
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The magazine has launched an ONLINE (Adj. ) version.
A revista lançou uma versão ONLINE.
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I work in a law OFFICE(Subs.)
Eu trabalho em um ESCRITÓRIO de advocacia.
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This food is TOO (Adv.) salty.
Essa comida é salgada DEMAIS.
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Too much SALTY(Adj.) food isn’t good for you.
Muita comida SALGADA não faz bem pra você.
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It is an EXCITING (Adj.) story, Full of action and adventure.
É uma história EMOCIONANTE, cheia de ação e aventura.
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The plumber came (Verb. Present- COME) to fix the leak.
O encanador VEIO consertar o vazamento.
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I run my OWN(Adj.) business.
Eu dirijo meu PRÓPRIO negócio.
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My family owns(Verb.past - OWNED ) a house in the countryside.
Minha família POSSUI ma casa no campo.
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The game is SIMPLE(Adj.) and easy to learn.
O jogo é SIMPLES e fácil de aprender.
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My father listens to the radio to FOLLOW (Verb. Past - FOLLOWED) the news.
O meu pai ouve rádio para ACOMPANHAR as notícias.
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I often travel to OTHER (Pronom.) countries.
Eu viajo com frequência para os OUTROS países.
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I OFTEN (Adverb. ) order food for convenience.
MUITAS VEZES peço comida pela conveniência.
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Some countries have no speed limit on HIGHWAY(Subs.)
Alguns países não tem limite de velocidade nas RODOVIAS.
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People CROWDED (Verb. present - CROWD) the streets when the team won the final.
As pessoas ENCHERAM as ruas quando o time ganhou a final.
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My boss was ANGRY (Adj.) about the mistake he made.
O meu chefe estava BRAVO com o erro que cometeu.
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Emily felt very FRUSTRATED (Verb. Present - FRUSTRATE) when she didn’t get to sleep.
Emily sentiu-se muito FRUSTRADA quando ela não conseguiu dormir.
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The book BORED (Verb. Present - BORE) me because it was too long.
O livro me ENTEDIOU porque era longo demais.
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Small children TIRE( Verb. Past - TIRED) easily and need to sleep a lot.
Crianças pequenas se cansam facilmente e precisam dormir bastante.
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We are working hard, but we STILL (Adv) have work to do.
Estamos trabalhando muito, mas AINDA temos trabalho a fazer.
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The boy stayed STILL (Adj. ) so as to not disturb the birds.
O garoto ficou IMOVEL para não perturbar os pássaros.
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I TURNED (Verb.Present - TURN) to a friend for help in buying a car.
RECORRI a um amigo para me ajudar a comprar um carro.
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MIGHT( aux. ) I use your bathroom?
POSSO usar seu banheiro ?
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The politician LAUNCHED (Verb. Present - LAUNCH) a campaign to further his candidacy.
O político LANÇOU uma campanha para promover sua candidatura.
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I was not tired, so I ran FURTHER(Adv.)
Eu não estava cansado, portanto corri MAIS.
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Any FURTHER (Subs.) information will be useful.
Qualquer informação ADICIONAL será útil.
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The protesters spoke to the PRESS (Subs.) to further their cause.
Os manifestantes falaram com a IMPRENSA para promover a causa.
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The company can’t AFFORD (Verb.Past- AFFORDED) further expenses.
A empresa não pode ARCAR com novas despesas.
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I need to curb my EXPENSES(Subs.) to save money.
Preciso restringir meus GASTOS para economizar dinheiro.
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The taxi stopped by the CURB(Subs.) for the passenger to get out.
O táxi parou ao lado do MEIO FIO para o passageiro descer.
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The government proposed CURBS(Subs.) on the import of luxury products.
O governo propôs FREIOS a importação de artigos de luxo.
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The father put a CURB(Subs.) of the daughter.
O pai impôs uma RESTRIÇÃO a filha.
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The politician LAUNCHED (Verb. Present - LAUNCH) a campaign to further his candidacy.
O político LANÇOU uma campanha para promover sua candidatura.
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I was not tired, so I ran FURTHER(Adv.)
Eu não estava cansado, portanto corri MAIS.
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Any FURTHER (Subs.) information will be useful.
Qualquer informação ADICIONAL será útil.
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The protesters spoke to the PRESS (Subs.) to further their cause.
Os manifestantes falaram com a IMPRENSA para promover a causa.
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The company can’t AFFORD (Verb.Past- AFFORDED) further expenses.
A empresa não pode ARCAR com novas despesas.
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I need to curb my EXPENSES(Subs.) to save money.
Preciso restringir meus GASTOS para economizar dinheiro.
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The taxi stopped by the CURB(Subs.) for the passenger to get out.
O táxi parou ao lado do MEIO FIO para o passageiro descer.
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The government proposed CURBS(Subs.) on the import of luxury products.
O governo propôs FREIOS a importação de artigos de luxo.
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The father put a CURB(Subs.) of the daughter.
O pai impôs uma RESTRIÇÃO a filha.
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I GOT(Verb.present- Get) a response to my question.
Eu OBTIVE uma resposta para minha pergunta.
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I had a shower and DRESSED(Verb. Present- Dress) quickly to leave for work
Tomei banho e ME VESTI rapidamente para ir ao trabalho.
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The guests were WEARING (Verb. Past- wore ) funny hats at the party.
Os convidados estão USANDO chapéus engraçados na festa.
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I put away my clean clothes in the Closet( Subs.)
Guardei minhas roupas limpas no GUARDA ROUPA
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He Finished his coffee, Stood up, and walked AWAY(Adv.)
Ele terminou seu café, levantou-se, e foi EMBORA.
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The uniform consists of a SKIRT(Subs.) and a shirt.
O uniforme consiste em uma SAIA(Subs.) e uma blusa.
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It Is good to have a chance of PANTS(Subs.) in the travel bag.
É bom ter uma muda de CALCAS na mala de viagem.
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I am going to START (Verb. Past - Started) the engine of the car.
Eu vou DAR PARTIDA no motor do carro.
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The kids are playing OUTSIDE (Adv.)
As crianças estão brincando LÁ FORA.
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I turned the key to START(Verb. Past - Started) the engine.
Eu virei a chave para LIGAR o motor.
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I CHECKED (Verb. PresentCheck) if all the windows were closed.
Eu VERIFIQUEI se todas as janelas estavam fechadas
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I am focused on studying for the NEXT (Adj.) exam.
Eu estava focado em estudar para o PRÓXIMO exame.
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I like my friends AS MUCH AS (Conj.) I like my family.
Gosto de meus amigos TANTO QUANTO gosto de minha família.
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We expected the WORST (Adj.) scenario, but everything Went well.
Nós esperávamos pelo PIOR cenário, mas tudo deu certo.
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A glass of water and fresh air can relieve a HEADACHE(Subs.)
Um copo com água e ar fresco podem aliviar uma DOR DE CABEÇA.
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Sport RELIEVES (Verb. Past - RELIEVED ) stress.
O Esporte AMENIZA o estresse.
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The athlete’s leg is SORE(Adj.), but will be fine soon.
A perna do atleta está FERIDA, mas logo vai ficar bem.
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people tend to whisper when their THROATS(Subs.) is sore.
As pessoas tendem a sussurrar quando a GARGANTA fica inflamada.
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I did not DARE (Verb. Past- dared) to climb to the top of the tree.
Eu não OUSEI subir ao topo da árvore.
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The large cloud DIMMED (Verb. Present - Dim) the sunlight.
A nuvem grande OFUSCOU a luz do sol.
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Please , don’t touch the bruise on my arm ; it’s really SORE(Subs. )
Por favor, não toque no machucado no meu braço ,ele está muito DOLORIDO
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I BRUISED(Verb.Present- BRUISE) my knee when I walked into the fire hydrant.
Eu FERI meu joelho quando bati no hidrante.
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James had a big BRUISE(Subs.)on his knee.
James tinha um grande Hematoma no joelho.
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The girls painted her NAILS (Subs. ) with pink polish
A garota pintou as UNHAS com esmalte rosa.
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I wear boots to protect my ANKLES(Subs.) and my feet.
Eu uso botas para proteger meus TORNOZELOS e meus pés.
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My wet FEET(subs. - sing = foot) leave footprints on the floor.
Meus PÉS molhados deixam pegadas no chão.
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Tom sat on the beach and watched the waves wash away his FOOTPRINTS (Subs. )
Tom sentou-se na praia e viu as ondas apagarem suas PEGADAS.
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The ROOF (Subs.) protect the house from the rain.
O TETO protege a casa da chuva.
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I have painted the walls and the CEILING(Subs).
Eu pintei as paredes e o TETO.
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The STORM damaged the electricity grid.
A TEMPESTADE danificou a rede elétrica.
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I SNEEZE(Verb. Past- SNEEZED) a lot spring because of my allergy
Eu ESPIRRO muito na primavera por causa da minha alergia.
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I had to store the MEDICINE (Subs.) in a cool place.
Eu tive que armazenar o MEDICAMENTO em um local fresco.
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My dad stays COOL(Subs.) even in emergencies.
Meu pai fica CALMO mesmo em emergências.
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I like drinking wine, preferably DRY(Adj.)
Eu gosto de beber vinho , de preferência SECO(Adj. )
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I wear a wool CAP (Subs. ) to protect my head in the winter.
Eu uso um GORRO de lã para proteger minha cabeça no inverno.
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Preventing diseases is PREFERABLE (Adj.) to curing them.
Prevenir doenças é PREFERÍVEL a curá-las.
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The film FILLED (Verb. Present - FILL) my mind with happy thoughts.
O filme ENCHEU minha mente de pensamento felizes.
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Some DISEASES (Subs.) can easily be cured.
Alguns MALES podem ser facilmente curados.
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I am ILL(Adj. ) , so I cannot go to school today.
Eu estou DOENTE por isso não posso ir à escola hoje.
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Hygiene is important for the prevention of ILLNESSES(Subs. Sing - ILLNESS)
A higiene é importante para a prevenção de DOENÇAS.
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The ILL(Adj.) effects of sun exposure are well know.
Os efeitos NOCIVOS da exposição solar são conhecidos.
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I am AWARE(Adj.) of my responsibility as a teacher.
Eu estou CONSCIENTE da minha responsabilidade como professor.
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After many years of study, my son finally GRADUATED(Verb. Present - GRADUATE )
Depois de muitos anos de estudo, meu filho finalmente se FORMOU.
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I passed the EXAM (Subs. )with ease.
Passei no EXAME com facilidade.
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I rarely eat chocolate, THOUGH( conj.) I Like it.
Eu raramente como chocolate , APESAR de gostar.
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Even though my Headache was MILD(Adj.), I took a medicine.
Embora minha dor de cabeça fosse LEVE, eu tomei um remédio.
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The beach is located in a wonderful BAY(Subs.)
A praia é localizada em uma maravilhosa BAÍA.
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I decided to walk to the library, EVEN THOUGH(Conj.) it was raining.
Eu decidi ir para a biblioteca, MUITO EMBORA estivesse chovendo.
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A glass of water and fresh air can relieve a HEADACHE(Subs.)
Um copo com água e ar fresco podem aliviar uma DOR DE CABEÇA.
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Sport RELIEVES (Verb. Past - RELIEVED ) stress.
O Esporte AMENIZA o estresse.
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The athlete’s leg is SORE(Adj.), but will be fine soon.
A perna do atleta está FERIDA, mas logo vai ficar bem.
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people tend to whisper when their THROATS(Subs.) is sore.
As pessoas tendem a sussurrar quando a GARGANTA fica inflamada.
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I did not DARE (Verb. Past- dared) to climb to the top of the tree.
Eu não OUSEI subir ao topo da árvore.
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The large cloud DIMMED (Verb. Present - Dim) the sunlight.
A nuvem grande OFUSCOU a luz do sol.
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Please , don’t touch the bruise on my arm ; it’s really SORE(Subs. )
Por favor, não toque no machucado no meu braço ,ele está muito DOLORIDO
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I BRUISED(Verb.Present- BRUISE) my knee when I walked into the fire hydrant.
Eu FERI meu joelho quando bati no hidrante.
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James had a big BRUISE(Subs.)on his knee.
James tinha um grande Hematoma no joelho.
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The girls painted her NAILS (Subs. ) with pink polish
A garota pintou as UNHAS com esmalte rosa.
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I wear boots to protect my ANKLES(Subs.) and my feet.
Eu uso botas para proteger meus TORNOZELOS e meus pés.
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My wet FEET(subs. - sing = foot) leave footprints on the floor.
Meus PÉS molhados deixam pegadas no chão.
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Tom sat on the beach and watched the waves wash away his FOOTPRINTS (Subs. )
Tom sentou-se na praia e viu as ondas apagarem suas PEGADAS.
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The ROOF (Subs.) protect the house from the rain.
O TETO protege a casa da chuva.
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I have painted the walls and the CEILING(Subs).
Eu pintei as paredes e o TETO.
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The STORM damaged the electricity grid.
A TEMPESTADE danificou a rede elétrica.
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I SNEEZE(Verb. Past- SNEEZED) a lot spring because of my allergy
Eu ESPIRRO muito na primavera por causa da minha alergia.
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I had to store the MEDICINE (Subs.) in a cool place.
Eu tive que armazenar o MEDICAMENTO em um local fresco.
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My dad stays COOL(Subs.) even in emergencies.
Meu pai fica CALMO mesmo em emergências.
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I like drinking wine, preferably DRY(Adj.)
Eu gosto de beber vinho , de preferência SECO(Adj. )
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I wear a wool CAP (Subs. ) to protect my head in the winter.
Eu uso um GORRO de lã para proteger minha cabeça no inverno.
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Preventing diseases is PREFERABLE (Adj.) to curing them.
Prevenir doenças é PREFERÍVEL a curá-las.
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The film FILLED (Verb. Present - FILL) my mind with happy thoughts.
O filme ENCHEU minha mente de pensamento felizes.
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After a successful INTERVIEW(Subs.) I got the job.
Após uma ENTREVISTA bem sucedida, consegui o emprego.
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The reporter has INTERVIEWED(Verb. Present - INTERVIEW) several famous actors.
O repórter já ENTREVISTOU vários atores famosos.
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I always clean the windows with a soft CLOTH(Subs.)
Eu sempre limpo as janelas com um TECIDO macio.
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Once a week, employees may wear casual CLOTHES(Subs.)
Uma vez por semana , os funcionários podem usar ROUPAS Informal.
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I Hug the Shirt on a wire HANGER/ Rack (Subs.)
Pendurei a camisa em um CABIDE de arame.
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SILK (Subs.) clothing requires special maintenance.
Roupas de SEDA requerem manutenção especial.
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The watch does not show signs of WEAR(Subs.)
O relógio não mostra sinais de DESGASTE.
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She always CLOTHES(Verb. Past - Clothed) the twins identically
Ela sempre VESTE os gêmeos iguais.
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The wall is CLAD(Adj.) In tiles.
A parede está REVESTIDA com azulejos.
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The bathroom walls are covered with blue TILES (Subs. Sing -Tile)
As paredes do banheiro são cobertas de AZULEJOS azuis
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I HURRIED (Verb. Present - HURRY ) taxi driver because I was late.
APRESSEI o motorista de táxi porque eu estava atrasado.
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I like a quiet life, without HURRY(Subs.) or stress.
Eu gosto de uma vida tranquila sem PRESSA ou estresse.
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She is an artist WHOSE (Pron.) work I admire.
Ela é uma artista CUJA obra eu admiro.
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I found the church, and the school was a little further ALONG( adv.)
Eu encontrei igreja e a escola ficava mais ADIANTE.
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The boy started to NAME(Verb. Past NAMED) the animals he saw.
O menino começou a NOMEAR os animais que ele via
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I GIVE UP (frasal verb. Past- Gave up) trying to help her.
Eu DESISTO de tentar ajudar ele.
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They gave up( frasal verb. Present - GIVE UP) their lives for their country.
Eles ABRIRAM MÃO da vida deles, pelo país deles.
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My Brother PUSHED ME OVER (present- PUSH ME OVER) as he ran for the ice cream truck
Meu irmão ME EMPURROU conforme ele corria em direção ao caminhao de sorvete.
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I don’t think she’ll agree, she’s not a PUSHOVER.
Eu acho que ela não vai concordar, ela não é INFLUENCIÁVEL.
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The game will be a PUSHOVER
O jogo vai ser muito FÁCIL DE VENCER.
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There a mountains TO the north.
Há montanhas AO norte.
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We got a new table FOR the dining room.
Nós compramos uma nova mesa PARA a sala de jantar.
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Temperatures RISE (Verb. Past- Rose) abruptly at the on set of summer.
As temperaturas SOBEM abruptamente no início do verão.
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I intend to RAISE(Verb. Past- raised) those issues during the meeting.
Eu pretende LEVANTAR essas questões durante a reunião.
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He INTENDS(Verb. Past-intended) to become a president one day.
Ele PRENTENDE se tornar um presidente um dia.
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Despite her disappointment , she PRETENDED (Verb. Present- pretend )to be fine.
Apesar de sua decepção ela FINGIU estar bem.
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DESPITE (Prep.) being late, we were the first to arrive.
APESAR do atraso, fomos os primeiros a chegar
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I HAVE GIVEN UP trying to help them.
Eu DESISTI de tentar ajudá-los
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I GAVE UP trying TO GET THEM to believe to me.
Eu desisti de tentar FAZÊ- LÓS acreditar em mim.
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The suspects GAVE THEMSELVES UP.
Os suspeitos SE RENDERAM.
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It’ll be hard , by I’ m going to try to giving up chocolate for LENT(Subs.)
Vai ser difícil, mas eu vou tentar abandonar o chocolate pela QUARESMA.
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I gave up TAKING sugar in tea and coffee to lose weight.
Eu deixei de USAR açúcar no chá e no café para perder peso.
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I had to give up HALFWAY THROUGH the race.
Eu tive que desistir NA METADE DA CORRIDA.
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I give up , you are FAR BETTER than me at this game.
Eu desisto você é MUITO MELHOR do que eu neste jogo.
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To give up ONE’S LIFE to music.
Dedicar a VIDA DE ALGUÉM a música.
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I GAVE UP all my free time to the project.
Eu DEDIQUEI todo o meu tempo livre ao projeto.
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I will be THERE (Adv ) unless it rain
Eu estarei LÁ a menos q chova.
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Let’s go to the shop now, UNLESS(Conj.) you have a better idea.
Vamos à loja agora, a menos que você tenha uma ideia melhor.
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I booked a single ROOM(Subs.) in London
Eu reservei um QUARTO individual em Londres.
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The kitchen sink is full of DIRTY (Adj.)dishes.
A pia da cozinha está cheia de pratos SUJOS.
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There are various DISHES(Subs.) on the menu.
Há vários PRATOS no menu.
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Teenagers often Have a Pile( Subs.) dirty clothes On their bedrooms floors.
Adolescentes geralmente têm uma PULHA de roupas sujas no chão do seus quartos.
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My dog loves to sleep UNDER(Prep.)the table
Meu cachorro adora dormir EMBAIXO da mesa.
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We have TO CLEAN UP (phrasal Verb. Past - CLEANED UP) before the guests arrive.
Temos de FAZER UMA LIMPEZA antes dos convidados chegarem.
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This bedroom has a large CLOSET (Subs.)
Esse quarto tem um ARMÁRIO grande.
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I’ll take the apples , but what ELSE(adj.) do you have ?
Vou levar as maçãs, mas o que MAIS você tem?
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I cut the peach in half and removed the STONE (Subs.)
Cortei o pêssego ao meio e removi o CAROÇO
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After a successful INTERVIEW(Subs.) I got the job.
Após uma ENTREVISTA bem sucedida, consegui o emprego.
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The reporter has INTERVIEWED(Verb. Present - INTERVIEW) several famous actors.
O repórter já ENTREVISTOU vários atores famosos.
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I always clean the windows with a soft CLOTH(Subs.)
Eu sempre limpo as janelas com um TECIDO macio.
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Once a week, employees may wear casual CLOTHES(Subs.)
Uma vez por semana , os funcionários podem usar ROUPAS Informal.
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I Hug the Shirt on a wire HANGER/ Rack (Subs.)
Pendurei a camisa em um CABIDE de arame.
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SILK (Subs.) clothing requires special maintenance.
Roupas de SEDA requerem manutenção especial.
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The watch does not show signs of WEAR(Subs.)
O relógio não mostra sinais de DESGASTE.
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She always CLOTHES(Verb. Past - Clothed) the twins identically
Ela sempre VESTE os gêmeos iguais.
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The wall is CLAD(Adj.) In tiles.
A parede está REVESTIDA com azulejos.
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The bathroom walls are covered with blue TILES (Subs. Sing -Tile)
As paredes do banheiro são cobertas de AZULEJOS azuis
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But, SADLY(Adj.) , this is elimination.
Mas INFELIZMENTE essa é a eliminação.
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Your CART(Subs.) is empty.
O seu CARRINHO está vazio.
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The state PROSECUTE (Verb. Past - PROSECUTED) those who break the law.
O estado PROCESSA aqueles que violam lei
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He BRAKED(Verb. present - BRAKE) to stop at the red light
Ele FREIOU para parar no sinal vermelho.
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He paused outside the doors, TAKING STOCK of his men, careful not to give any sign of his thoughts
Ele fez uma pausa do lado de fora das portas, ANALISANDO os seus homens, tomando cuidado para não dar nenhum sinal de seus pensamentos.
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I ‘ m not coming , AND THAT ‘ s FLAT !
Eu não vou E PONTO FINAL!
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I need to return the book my friend LENT(verb. Present - LEND ) me
Preciso devolver o livro que meu amigo me EMPRESTOU.
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He lent me money without asking for INTEREST(Subs.)
Ele me emprestou dinheiro sem pedir JUROS.
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I think biology will INTEREST(Verb. Past- Interested) my students.
Eu acho que a biologia irá INTERESSAR aos meus alunos.
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Sadly, I cannot LINGER (Verb. Past - Lingered) And must leave now.
Infelizmente eu não posso DEMORAR e tenho que ir agora.
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I usually TAKE (Verb. Past - took) too long in the shower.
Eu consumo DEMORAR muito no banho.
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I ‘ m slower now , and the time has come to HANG UP MY BOOTS.
Eu estou mais lento agora e chegou a hora de PENDURAR AS CHUTEIRAS.
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The car was traveling very fast when it SMASHED INTO the tree.
O carro estava correndo muito rápido quando COLIDIU contra árvore.
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Judy SMASHED INTO the coffee table and hurt her leg.
Judy ESBARROU na mesinha de centro e machucou a perna
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We are talking os scientific principles that seem TO FLY IN THE FACE OF common sense.
Estamos falando de princípios científicos que parecem DESAFIAR o senso comum
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Don’t quiet now. That jus FLIES IN THE FACE OF all your hard work.
Não desista agora, isso simplesmente vai CONTRA todo seu trabalho duro.
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If you want to be taken seriously in business , you have to DRESS THE PART.
Se você quer ser levado a sério nos negócios, você precisa VESTIR-SE A CARÁTER.
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I certainly don’t want to be a SPOILSPORT
Eu certamente não quero ser um ESTRAGA PRAZERES
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She has decided to marry him COME WHAT MAY
Ela decidiu casar com ele ACONTEÇA O QUE ACONTECER.
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WHATEVER happens next , I will be happy.
SEJA O QUE FOR que acontecer depois eu estarei contente
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I will be there on time, COME WELL OR HIGH WATER
Eu chegarei lá a tempo, ACONTEÇA O QUE ACONTECER
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I STRUGGLED(Verb. Present- STRUGGLE) during university, but I managed to graduate.
Eu tive DIFICULDADES durante a faculdade, mas eu consegui me formar.
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She looked confused for a moment, then suddenly THE PENNY DROPPED
Ela pareceu confusa por um momento e de repente A FICHA CAIU.
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I’ m FLYING IN on Thursday , can you pick me up at the airport??
Vou chegar (de avião) na quinta feira, você pode me buscar no aeroporto?
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A bee just FLEW IN through the window
Uma abelha acabou de ENTRAR pela janela.
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Did you hear that the school is FLYING IN a well-Known author for the literary festival ?
Você ouviu que a escola está TRAZENDO um autor bem conhecido para o festival literário ?
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Jane saw me and SNEAKED out with me.
Jane me viu e SAIU DE FININHO comigo.
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most children learn TO CRAWL(Verb. Past- Crawled) before they can walk.
A maioria das crianças aprendem a ENGATINHAR antes de conseguir andar.
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We NARROWED THE LIST OF CANDIDATES DOWN from ten to three
Nós REDUZIMOS a lista e se candidatos de dez para três.
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We can NARROW THE CHOICE DOWN to green or red
Nós podemos LIMITAR a escolha entre verde ou vermelho.
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The army was ready for battle and planned to STRIKE(Verb. Past- Striked). at dawn.
O Exército estava preparado para a batalha e planejou ATACAR ao amanhecer
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I woke up at six in the morning to watch the DAWN(Subs. )
Eu acordei as seis da manhã para assistir à AURORA
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I used the oven for BAKE(Verb. Past - BAKED) the cake
Eu usei o forno para ASSAR o bolo.
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Essentially the planet is a self - Cleaning OVEN (Subs.)
Essencialmente, o planeta é um FORNO que se limpa automaticamente.
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He found the ROSARY(Subs.)
Ele encontrou o TERÇO
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Paul wants to clearly explain the GOSPEL (Subs.)
O que Paulo deseja é explicar claramente o EVANGELHO.
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The renunciation message is globally SPREAD (Verb. Past- Spread)
A mensagem da renúncia está DIFUNDIDA globalmente.
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The crew removed the fallen tree TO CLEAR(Verb. Past- Cleared) the street
A equipe removeu a árvore caída para DESOBSTRUIR a rua.
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Meat should be stored in the FRIDGE(Subs.) , otherwise it can spoil.
A carne deve ser armazenada na GELADEIRA , senão pode estragar
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SPOILED (Adj. ) kids cry to get what they want.
Crianças MIMADAS choram para conseguir o que querem.
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The light rain did not SPOIL (Verb. Spoiled) the picnic.
A chuva leve não ARRUINOU o piquenique.
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A LIGHT RAIN falling.
Caia uma CHUVA FRACA.
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Events describing how people MISTREAT (Verb. Past- MISTREATED) and oppress one another.
Eventos descrevendo como pessoas MALTRATAM e oprimem umas as outras.
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The manual DESCRIBES (Verb. Past - DESCRIBED) the utilization of the machine.
O manual DESCREVE o uso da máquina
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My school is NEARBY(Adj.), so I can walk there.
Minha escola é PERTO , por isso posso ir a pé.
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Their weight will OPPRESS (Verb. Past - OPPRESSED) him and never let.
O peso delas o OPRIMIRÁ e não o deixará jamais
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The girl SWIPED (Verb. Past SWIPE) her finger on the screen to unlock the tablet.
A garota DESLIZOU o dedo sobre a tela para destravar o tablet.
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I SLIPPED (Verb. Present- SPLIP) on the icy road.
Eu DESLIZEI no caminho de gelo.
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I brought the key to UNLOCK (UNLOCKED) the door.
Eu trouxe a chave para DESTRAVAR a porta.
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I helped my son to TIDY (Verb. Past- Tidied) his bedroom.
Eu ajudei o meu filho a ARRUMAR o quarto dele.
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She TREATED the situation as if nothing had happened.
TREATS
| (act as if) ,(proceder); tratar
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There were STREAKS everywhere.
Streaks - /strik/
| (mark, smear); mancha
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The job requires MASTERY of two languages.
Mastery - ˈmæstəri’
| ;Domínio , maestria
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One guy pushed another at the bar and then ALL HELL BROKE LOOSE. That ‘ s why we left.
All hell broke loose
| Deus nos acuda
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The CUSTOM is to bring a gift when you are invited to dinner.
custom - US:/ˈkʌstəm/ ,(kus′təm)
habit, usual ; hábito , costume
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Today I received a REMINDER to pay my water bill.
reminder - US:(rimīn′dər)
| lembrete,aviso
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Could you adjust the BRIGHTNESS on the TV? It's giving me a headache
brightness - US:(brīt′nis) light: high intensity) ; claridade , brilho
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Annie is BROWSING in the clothing department.
browse - US:/braʊz/
look around; dar uma olhada.
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The ARTICLE in the newspaper was fair and well balanced.
article - US:/ˈɑrtɪkəl/
| Text; artigo
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LYING children should be punished
lying - US:/ˈlaɪɪŋ/ ,(lī′ing)
untruthful; mentiroso
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My boss left me a MEMO to remind me of the meeting.
Memo- /US:/ˈmɛmoʊ/ ,(mem′ō)
short note; recado
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Natalie has three siblings: two brothers and a sister
sibling - US:/ˈsɪblɪŋ/ ,(sib′ling)
brother, sister; irmãos
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He doubted that her story was true.
doubt - US:/daʊt/ ,(dout)
not believe,não acreditar; duvidar
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That restaurant serves AVERAGE food.
Average - US:/ˈævərɪdʒ, ˈævrɪdʒ/
Média, medíocre
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The police surrounded the building.
surround - US:/səˈraʊnd/ ,(sə round′)
police: encircle, be all around; rodear, cercar.
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My young son learned how to eat using a FORK
fork - US:/fɔrk/ ,(fôrk)
Eating utensil;garfo
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I always eat my cereal with a large SPOON
Spoon - US:/spun/ ,(spo̅o̅n)
(utensil); colher
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Maggie sliced into the cake.
slice - US:/slaɪs/ ,(slīs)
Cut ínto a knife ; Fatiar , partir
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Brian bent his elbow.
Elbow - US:/ˈɛlboʊ/ ,(el′bō)
arm joint; cotovelo
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Erin wiped her mouth with a napkin
napkin - US:/ˈnæpkɪn/ ,(nap′kin)
table napkin: for meal; guardanapo
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After dinner, James wiped the table.
wipe - US:/waɪp/ ,(wīp)
clean ; esfregar com pano
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The cat is sleeping on my LAP
lap - /US:/læp/ ,(lap)
Colo
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I left a small tip under the saucer.
saucer - US:/ˈsɔsɚ/ ,(sô′sər)
small plate for a cup; PIRES
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He left a 15% TIP.
Tip- US:/tɪp/ ,(tip)
extra money for service, gratificação; gorjeta
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The mechanic is working under the car.
under - US:/ˈʌndɚ/ ,(un′dər)
Beneath ; Sob, embaixo.
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He married a woman far BENEATH him socially.
beneath - /US:/bɪˈniθ/ ,(bi nēth′, -nēᵺ′)
below, under ; abaixo de
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The noise from HAIRDRYERS can be too loud for some people
hairdryer - UK:*ˈhɛərdraɪər/
device for drying hair; secador de cabelo
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The path to success has many potholes.
Path - US:/pæθ/
course; trilha , caminho
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There a giant pothole in the road
pothole- US:/ˈpɑtˌhoʊl/ ,(pot′hōl′)
dip in surface of road or path); buraco
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GIANTS and fairies and mythical creatures.
giant - US:/ˈdʒaɪənt/ ,(jī′ənt)
myth: very large human, thing: very big ; gigante
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There was a dip between the two fields.
dip - US:/dɪp/ ,(dip)
depression in land, market decline ; depressão , queda
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This is an issue that CONCERNS everyone
concern - US:/kənˈsɝn/ ,(kən sûrn′)
Affect ; Afeta , preocupa
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She's concerned about the ISSUE
issue - /US:/ˈɪʃu/ ,(ish′o̅o̅)
Question, problem ; questão , problema.
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I OWE you an apology
owe - US:/oʊ/ ,(ō)
financial debt, figurative (need to give) ; dever
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Please accept my apologies
Apology - US:/əˈpɑlədʒi/ ,(ə pol′ə jē)
(saying sorry) ; pedido de desculpas
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If you hurt someone's feelings, you should apologize
APOLOGIZE - US:/əˈpɑləˌdʒaɪz/ ,(ə pol′ə jīz′)
Say sorry; pedir desculpas.
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The cinema employee gave me back the DETACHED stub of my ticket.
DETACHED - US:/dɪˈtætʃt/ ,(di tacht′)
disconnected, separated; Destacado
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Sean carefully filled in the STUB
Stub- US:/stʌb/ ,(stub)
end part of a ticket; CANHOTO
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The children looked carefully before crossing the street.
carefully - UK:*/ˈkɛərfʊli/
cautiously, with precision; CUIDADOSAMENTE
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helen acts WISELY
wisely - UK:*/ˈwaɪzli/
intelligently ;Sabiamente
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My parents are always trying to give me ADVICE.
ADVICE - US:/ædˈvaɪs/ ,(ad vīs′)
guidance; conselho
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Jim had to stop and ask for some GUIDANCE before he found the restaurant.
guidance - US:/ˈgaɪdəns/ ,(gīd′ns)
counselling , orientação; aconselhamento
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The COUNSEL for the defense rose to speak to the judge.
counselling - UK:*/ˈkaʊnsəlɪŋ/
(lawyer); advogado,
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There were 200 guests at our wedding reception.
guest - US:/gɛst/ ,(gest)
person invited to a social event ; convidado
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Paul and Emma had a church wedding, followed by a RECEPTION at a nearby hotel.
Reception -US:/rɪˈsɛpʃən/ ,(ri sep′shən)
(wedding party) ; recepção
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The kids were playing in the YARD
yard - US:/jɑrd/ ,(yärd)
garden outside house; patio , jardim
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Adam vaulted the gate.
vault - US:/vɔlt/ ,(vôlt)
jump over ; saltar, pular
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Luis always knew that he was BOUND for fame and fortune
BOUND - US:/baʊnd/ ,(bound)
destined for; DESTINADO
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The SMELL of the cooking filled the house.
smell - US:/smɛl/ ,(smel)
odour, fragrance ; cheiro, aroma
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Henry threw the ROTTEN apples
rotten - US:/ˈrɑtən/ ,(rot′n)
food ; podre, estragado
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I fell DISGUST when I smell rotten meat
disgust - UK:*/dɪsˈgʌst/
physical revulsion; repulsa, nojo
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There were all MANNER of tourists there.
manner - US:/ˈmænɚ/ ,(man′ər)
Variety , kind ; tipo, modo
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The children never learned to be RESPECTFUL
respectful - US:/rɪˈspɛktfəl/ ,(ri spekt′fəl)
person: showing, feeling respect; respeitoso
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Hold on till I get there!
HOLD ON
wait, maintain ; position Aguentar
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I lived in Nigeria TILL I was nine years old
till - US:/tɪl/ ,(til)
informal (until: up to a point in time); até
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The parents made an effort for the SAKE of the children
sake - US:/seɪk/
purpose, propósito ; fim , motivo.
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He made an effort at cleaning the kitchen
effort - US:/ˈɛfɚt/ ,(ef′ərt)
attempt, tentativa; esforço
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I will ATTEMPT to talk to him on Monday.
attempt : US:/əˈtɛmpt/ ,(ə tempt′)
Try; tentar
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The drama was unfolding
unfold - US:/ʌnˈfoʊld/ ,(un fōld′)
(happen in steps); desenrolar-se, desdobrar-se
342
Have you tried these INSTANT noodles? They're good.
instant - US:/ˈɪnstənt/
(food, drink: prepared) , moment ; instantâneo, ocasião , instante.
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my lunch will be instant noodles
noodles - UK:*/ˈnuːdəlz/
food: pasta-like strips, long swimming float; miojo, macarrão
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Tear off a strip of paper.
strip - US:/strɪp/ ,(strip)
(long piece) ; Tira
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Rachel's dress was black with a white STRIPE
stripe - US:/straɪp/ ,(strīp)
(pattern of parallel lines), line, band;
listra,faixa
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Yes ,This design is patterned
pattern - ˈpætərn/US:/ˈpætɚn/ ,
model , adaptar ; tomar como modelo , modelar
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He tied a band of cotton around his arm
band - US:/bænd/ ,(band)
strip or strap) ; faixa, atadura
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He tied the horse to the post.
tie - US:/taɪ/ ,(tī)
attach using string, rope; amarrar
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The children attached hooks to the ornaments
attach - US:/əˈtætʃ/ ,(ə tach′)
connect to; prender, fixar
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The fireplace was decorated with ornaments.
ornament- UK:*/ˈɔːrnəmənt/
Adorn, decorative; enfeite
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Ruth has avoided speaking to Chris since yesterday morning.
avoid - US:/əˈvɔɪd/ ,(ə void′)
Escape, stay away from; evitar , escapar
352
The bleeding has caused significant damage to the patient.
bleeding - US:/ˈblidɪŋ/ ,(blē′ding)
loss of blood; sangramento
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There are some HOOKS on the wall to hang coats.
hook - US:/hʊk/ ,(hŏŏk)
for hanging [sth] on wall) ; cabide ; gancho
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All bodies have some fat.
fat - UK:*/ˈfæt/US:/fæt/
bodily substance; gordura
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The hairdresser trimmed John's hair.
trim - US:/trɪm/ ,(trim)
cut: hair, plant, grass: cut, (cut: a beard) ;cortar , aparar
356
Karen heard thunder
thunder - US:/ˈθʌndɚ/ ,(thun′dər)
noise of lightning; trovão
357
I like to relax after dinner to DIGEST my food.
digest- UK:* verb: /dɪˈdʒɛst/ /daɪˈdʒɛst
stomach: process, understand; digerir
358
There was a chair in the right corner of the room.
corner - US:/ˈkɔrnɚ/ ,(kôr′nər)
intersection of two walls , intersection of edges;
canto, quina
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Andy added some DUMPLINGS to the soup
dumpling-US:/ˈdʌmplɪŋ/
cooked flour or potato balls; bolinho de massa.
360
my bread has sourdough
sourdough- UK:*/ˈsaʊəˌdəʊ/
leavened dough ; fermento
361
I like to DOUGH
dough- US:/doʊ/
bread mixture; massa
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Yeast is present in several areas of the body.
yeast : US:/jist/ ,(yēst)
Fungi ,for food, dough ; fungos , fermento
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Nina mixed the yeast with the water
yeast - US:/jist/ ,(yēst)
for food, dough; fermento
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Knead the dough and let it rise in a warm place.
knead - US:/nid/ ,(nēd)
massage: dough ; amassar , misturar
365
The LACK of water has caused the animals to die.
lack : US:/læk/ ,(lak)
(escassez) ; falta
366
It was a hot day and Peter was thirsty
thirst : US:/θɝst/,(thûrst)
(desire for water) ; sede
367
Smoking stunts your growth
stunt - US:/stʌnt/ ,(stunt)
(hamper, impede); tolher , dificultar
368
This play has well-written characters.
character - US:/ˈkærɪktɚ/ ,(kar′ik tər)
fiction, theatre: person ; personagem
369
They settled their dispute peacefully.
Settle: US:/ˈsɛtəl/ ,(set′l)
quarrel, dispute; resolver
370
Simon and Matthew have had a quarrel and now they aren't speaking.
quarrel - US:/ˈkwɔrəl, ˈkwɑr-/ ,(kwôr′əl, kwor′-)
argument; discussão, briga
371
My friend always argues about money with her husband.
argue - US:/ˈɑrgju/ ,(är′gyo̅o̅)
(disagree); discutir
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The newlywed couple celebrated their marriage with a bottle of champagne.
newlywed- UK:*/ˈnjuːlɪˌwɛd/
person just married ; recém casados
373
the car surpassed all others.
surpass - US:/sɚˈpæs/ ,(sər pas′, -päs′)
(be greater than, exceed), (be better than); exceder , ultrapassar.
374
Let me see if I can reach him
reach - US:/ritʃ/ ,(rēch)
(get to, arrive at), extend arm) , telephone: make contact) ; alcançar, pegar , chegar.
375
The baseball player STRUCK the ball very hard.
strike-US:/straɪk/ ,(strīk)
hit, hit: a target , attack ; atingir , atacar , bater
376
The company warehoused a portion of its stock
warehouse- UK:*/ˈwɛərhaʊs/
(keep in warehouse) ; armazenar
377
Robert gave everyone a portion
portion : US:/ˈpɔrʃən/ ,(pôr′shən, pōr′
section, (of food); pedaço , porção
378
Do you have enough large sizes in stock?
stock - US:/stɑk/ ,(stok)
finance: equity), inventory; estoque , ação , apolice
379
I thought he was ill, as he was acting strangely.
act - US:/ækt/ ,(akt)
take action, behave; agir , comportar-se
380
you act strangely with him
strangely - UK:*/ˈstreɪndʒli/
(in a strange manner) ; estranhamente
381
If I LIE on the sofa, I'll fall asleep.
lie - US:/laɪ/ ,(lī)
recline; Deitar
Lie - lay - lain
382
High inflation caused a panic in the market.
cause- US:/kɔz/ ,(kôz)
causation, reason; causar , causa
383
The unemployment fell.
Unemployment - US:(un′em ploi′mənt)
jobless total, person: being out of work; desemprego
384
The prices fell
fall - US:/fɔl/ ,(fôl)
come down, cair
Fall, fell, fallen
385
I'm glad to hear that you are coming
glad - US:/glæd/ ,(glad)
happy , cheerful; alegre, feliz, contente
386
I slipped on the ice and hurt myself.
slip - US:/slɪp/ ,(slip)
(fall) ; cair , escorrega
387
The police officer prevented her from entering the building.
prevent - US:/prɪˈvɛnt/ ,(pri vent′)
stop: [sth] happening, stop: [sb] doing ; impedir , prevenir
388
Don't be so SOFT Tell them what you have to tell them
soft - US:/sɔft, sɑft/ ,(sôft, soft)
figurative (person: weak) ; mole
389
When I was younger I was afraid of spiders.
afraid - US:/əˈfreɪd/ ,(ə frād′)
scared; com medo, temeroso
390
I acknowledge that I could have made better decisions.
acknowledge - US:/ækˈnɑlɪdʒ/ ,(ak nol′ij)
admit, accept as true , recognise; reconhecer , admitir.
391
People in medieval times drank from goblets.
goblet - US:/ˈgɑblɪt/ ,(gob′lit)
drinking cup, drinking glass; taça, cálice
392
He REGISTERED in the English class.
registered US:(rej′ə stərd)
officially recorded, sign up; inscrever-se, registrado , registro.
393
Gina enrolled on a course in Frenc
enroll [links] LISTEN:
US:/ɛnˈroʊl/ ,(en rōl′)
education: enlist, register; matrícular-se , inscrever-se , alistar-se
394
My father enlisted when he was 18.
enlist - US:/ɛnˈlɪst/ ,(en list′)
engage: person to help and services , join the military; alistar-se , recorrer , contratar.
395
We enlisted the services of a plumber to clean up the mess.
enlist [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ɪnˈlɪst/US:/ɛnˈlɪst/ ,(en list′)
engage: services ; help, contratar , empregar
396
The children divided the candies among themselves
among - US:/əˈmʌŋ/ ,(ə mung′).
in the midst of, counted with, member of , divided in shares ; Entre , no meio de
397
In midst the commotion, Amy lost her purse.
midst [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈmɪdst/US:/mɪdst/ ,(midst)
literary (among) , in the middle of;
em meio a , no Centro de .
398
The purchase went quickly.
purchase - US:/ˈpɝtʃəs/ ,(pûr′chəs)
bought, slightly formal (buy); Comprar , adquirir , compra
399
I'm feeling slightly tired after the walk
slightly [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈslaɪtli/
(somewhat); ligeiramente, levemente
400
The economy is SOMEWHAT better this year.
LISTEN:UK:*/ˈsʌmhwɒt/
to a certain extent; slightly; De certa forma, um tanto quanto, ligeiramente , um pouco.
401
From the airport, Catherine watched the plane's descent
descent - US:/dɪˈsɛnt/ ,
ineage, slope , physical; descida , descendência
402
Glenn spent an enjoyable evening in the company of his friends
enjoyable - US:/ɛnˈdʒɔɪəbəl/ ,(en joi′ə bəl)
gives pleasure, divertido agradável;
403
Opening a bank account is a breeze.
breeze - US:/briz/ ,(brēz)
easy to do, wind); brisa, tranquilo
404
The deadline for this work is today
deadline- US:/ˈdɛdˌlaɪn/ ,(ded′līn′)
time, date when is due, finish ontime , aim to finish task in short time;
trabalhar dentro de um prazo; trabalhar com prazo apertado , prazo final
405
This course offers the prospect of spending a year in Paris.
prospect- UK : noun: /ˈprɒspɛkt/, verb: /prəˈspɛkt/
future possibility, imagined future, chances of success; perspectiva, chance , possibilidade.
406
The huge balloon is bigger than she is
huge - US:/hjudʒ/ ,(hyo̅o̅j or, often, yo̅o̅j)
adj informal (extremely important) , Extremely large; enorme, imenso, vasto
407
You need an equal amount of flour and sugar
amount - US:/əˈmaʊnt/ ,(ə mount′)
Quantity, sum total ; Quantidade, porção
408
The sum of two plus two is four
sum - US:/sʌm/ ,(sum)
total, aggregate; total , soma.
409
Many roads in this area are paved with aggregate
aggregate - UK:*/ˈægrɪgət/
sum, soma; agregado, sedimento.
410
Which shirt do you prefer - the plain or the patterned
plain - US:/pleɪn/ ,(plān)
straightforward, obvious, without a pattern, unadorned; simples, sincero, liso
411
Yes, that dress suits you well.
suit - US:/sut/ ,(so̅o̅t)
harmonize or be compatible with; ficar bem
412
I LOOSED The dogs , and they ran after the ball.
Loose - US:/lus/ ,(lo̅o̅s)
(not fastened) , not held in place , not tight) ; Solto , frouxo , desamarrado
413
Cheri couldn't see ahead
ahead - US:/əˈhɛd/ ,(ə hed′)
In front; a frente , adiante
414
The organizers have had to postpone the show until tomorrow
postpone - US:/poʊstˈpoʊn, poʊs-/ ,(pōst pōn′, pōs-)
delay; adiar
415
His delay cost the company thousands of dollars.
delay - US:/dɪˈleɪ/ ,(di lā′)
action of deferral , cause to be late;
416
The boys opened a lemonade stand.
stand - US:/stænd/ ,(stand)
booth, stall ; barraca, banca, tenda
417
I saw my sister today and our meeting was a MERE coincidence
mere - US:/mɪr/ ,(mēr)
just, no more than; mero , simples
418
He is a very LOWLY
lowly - US:/ˈloʊli/ ,(lō′lē)
(humble, modest, person meek); humilde , manso
419
The politician was meek
meek- US:/mik/ ,(mēk)
(humble); tímido, submisso , humilde
420
The island was beautiful, but I felt lonely there.
lonely - US:/ˈloʊnli/ ,(lōn′lē)
place: desolate, emotions: isolated; sozinho , isolado, solitário.
421
The old car rusted
rust - US:/rʌst/ ,(rust)
oxidation; ferrugem , oxidação , oxidar , enferrujar.
422
He gained a lot of strength by going to the gym every day.
strength - UK:*/ˈstrɛŋθ/
resistance to force;resistência,força.
423
The company used the hacker's expertise to help them protect their servers
expertise- UK:*/ˌɛkspɜːrˈtiːz/
(specialist knowledge); perícia
424
Engineers need to have INGENUITY and creativity
ingenuity- UK:*/ˌɪndʒəˈnjuːɪti/
cleverness, skill, resourcefulness; inventividade, engenhosidade, esperteza
425
He has a special SKILL
skill - US:/skɪl/ ,(skil)
often plural , aptitude, ability, expertise, mastery; habilidade, aptidão,técnica;
426
People like this comic because of his wit
wit - US:/wɪt/ ,(wit
clever humor,good sense; Sagacidade, astúcia , perspicácia
427
He answered all the questions quickly and cleverly.
cleverly- UK:*/ˈklɛvərli/
(intelligently), shrewdly; sabiamente , astutamente
428
the son shrewdly won
shrewdly- UK:*/ˈʃruːdlɪ/
cleverly; sagazmente, astutamente
429
Horse riding is my passion.
passion -US:/ˈpæʃən/ ,(pash′ən)
| enthusiasm) , (powerful emotion), lust
430
When I was pregnant, I kept LUSTING for exotic fruit.
lust - US:/lʌst/ ,(lust)
sexual desire; desejo , luxúria
431
LUST is one of the seven deadly sins
lust - US:/lʌst/ ,(lust)
sexual desire; desejo, luxúria
432
The jockey was riding the favourite horse.
ride - US:/raɪd/ ,(rīd)
(travel by: bicycle, motorbike), go on: a horse); cavalgar , pedalar
433
Jessica went to church to confess her sins.
sin - US:/sɪn/ ,(sin)
Sinned = past
immoral act, commit a sin; pecado , pecar.
434
Martha's deadly appearance alarmed her colleagues.
deadly- US:/ˈdɛdli/ ,(ded′lē)
(that can kill), death-like; mortal , fúnebre
435
When we painted the ceiling we covered the furniture
Cover- US:/ˈkʌvɚ/ ,(kuv′ər)
hide, protect, conceal; cobrir , proteger
436
We change the sheets on the bed every week
sheet - US:/ʃit/ ,(shēt)
bed linen; lençol
437
A few short sentences can provide the overview
overview /US:/ˈoʊvɚˌvju/ ,(ō′vər vyo̅o̅′)
summary ; visão geral, panorama, resumo
438
What is the subject of that book?
subject-
UK:* noun: /ˈsʌbdʒɪkt/, verb: /səbˈdʒɛkt/
subject matter, theme; assunto, tema , matéria
439
The meeting started with a SUMMARY of current events
summary - US:/ˈsʌməri/
brief abstract,brief, concise; Sumário , síntese , resumo
440
She ended their relationship after just two months
end - US:/ɛnd/ ,(end)
(bring to a conclusion) ; tip, extremity), limit ; acabar , terminar , final
441
George's comments caused injury to Jane's pride.
injury - US:/ˈɪndʒəri/ ,(in′jə rē)
harm to body, law: damage to reputation ; Dano , prejuízo
442
He ate a wonderfullY STEAK in the restaurant
steak - US:/steɪk/ ,(stāk)
(cut of beef, fish steak ; bife
443
He hit the tree with his car.
hit - US:/hɪt/ ,(hit)
punch, strike; bater , golpear , acertar
444
Will you quit interrupting me when I'm trying to study?
quit - US:/kwɪt/ ,(kwit)
informal (stop doing); parar, desistir
445
The ice cream melted because of the HEAT
Heat - US:/hit/ ,(hēt)
great warmth; Calor
446
My mother HEATED dinner in the oven when We arrived
heat - US:/hit/ ,(hēt)
great warmth, make hot; aquecer , calor
447
He will never succeed in business if he does not get serious
succeed - US:/səkˈsid/ ,(sək sēd′)
be successful, triumph, do well in ; ter sucesso , ter êxito
448
Kyle insulted Dan when he called him a ninny.
insult -
UK:* noun: /ˈɪnsʌlt/, verb: /ɪnˈsʌlt/
offend with words; insultar , ofender
449
We're deferring the meeting until Thursday
defer - US:/dɪˈfɝ/ ,(di fûr′)
(postpone); adiar
450
You are a NINNY
ninny- US /ˈnɪn.i/
a silly person; idiota , bobo
451
An experienced professor HEADS the research department
head - US:/hɛd/ ,(hed)
Lead ; Chefiar , liderar , dirigir
452
Our company’s HEAD office is in London
head [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈhɛd/US:/hɛd/ ,(hed)
Principal
453
The government is going to spend this money on projects.
spend [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈspɛnd/US:/spɛnd/ ,(spend
money, effort: use, pass time; passar , gastar.
454
When you're in New York, be sure to check out that camera store I told you about.
investigate, examine, slang (look at) ;Averiguar , dar uma olhada , examinar
455
Sonia is an officer in the army.
officer - US:/ˈɔfəsɚ, ˈɑfə-/ ,(ô′fə sər, of′ə-
(military), police person, of club, organization ; Oficial , policial , funcionário
456
Linda put on a pair of tights under her skirt.
tight [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈtaɪt/US:/taɪt/ ,(tīt)
(women's pantyhose); meia calça
457
She managed the network operations.
manage - US:/ˈmænɪdʒ/ ,(man′ij)
supervise, be a manager to, organize, control ; administrar , dirigir , governar , gerenciar
458
Ours is the largest television network in the country
network - US:/ˈnɛtˌwɝk/ ,(net′wûrk′)
linked computers, radio, TV: linked transmitters;Rede , sistema
459
All computers are connected to the SERVER
server - US:(sûr′vər)
main computer in a network, waiter or waitress; servidor , atendente , garçom
460
The technician LINKED my computer to the company’s network
link - US:/lɪŋk/ ,(lingk)
(connect), connect physically; ligar , conectar
461
Efficient management is crucial for a successful company
management - US:/ˈmænɪdʒmənt/ ,(man′ij mənt)
supervision of people, skill in managing; supervisão, gestão , direção
462
He is a good father because he is so caring.
caring [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈkɛərɪŋ/US:/ˈkɛrɪŋ/
(thoughtful, kind); Afetuoso
463
Could you carry this table from the kitchen to the dining room?
carry [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈkæri/US:/ˈkæri/ ,(kar′ē)
(move, carry); vehicle: transport ; Carregar , levar
464
Clouds were visible beyond the mountains.
beyond - US:/biˈɑnd/ ,(bē ond′, bi yond′)
further in the distance than , more advanced than; Além
465
The priests read from their holy text.
holy - US:/ˈhoʊli/ ,(hō′lē)
(religious) , pious; sagrado , Bento , bendito
466
The PRIEST Said mass in the church
priest -US:/prist/ ,(prēst)
(religion); padre
467
The priests holds a MASS at the church every Sunday
mass - US:/mæs/ ,(mas)
religious rite ; Missa
468
I can see Tom outside digging in the garden
dig [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈdɪg/US:/dɪg/ ,(dig)
turn soil with a spade, etc, remove, turn up: soil,excavate, search; CAVAR, ESCAVAR
469
A bird lived in the hole in the tree
hole [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈhəʊl/US:/hoʊl/ ,(hōl)
in a road, hollow; BURACO , oco
470
Business PARTNERS have to trust each other
partner [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈpɑːrtnər/US:/ˈpɑrtnɚ/ ,(pärt′nər)
business associate, spouse, police: colleague; PARCEIRO , SÓCIO
471
Marion couldn't sleep because her husband was snoring.
snore [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈsnɔːr/US:/snɔr/ ,(snôr, snōr)
breath loudly , loud breath during sleep; RONCO , RONCAR
472
It was widely reported that the celebrity had died
Widely [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈwaɪdli/US:(wīd′lē)
(to large extent); largamente , amplamente
473
Fuel prices VARY from one country to another
vary [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈvɛəri/US:/ˈvɛri/ ,(vâr′ē)
(change, alter), change over time; VARIAR
474
The scientists are QUESTING for a new vaccine
quest [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈkwɛst/US:/kwɛst/ ,(kwest)
historical (medieval journey), long search); procura, busca , missão
475
My sight isn't very good without glasses on.
sight [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈsaɪt/US:/saɪt/ ,(sīt)
eyesight, view; sthg to see; vista , visão
476
Mr. Adams is teaching the course.
course [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈkɔːrs/US:/kɔrs/ ,(kôrs, kōrs)
direction of travel, (flow, path, programme of study; Curso , rota
477
Witches in fairy tales are always cursing people
curse [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈkɜːrs/US:/kɝs/ ,(kûrs)
cast an evil spell on, bad luck; maldição , feitiço
478
The school is determined to detect cheaters and
cheater [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈtʃiːtər/US:(chē′tər)
person who cheats, person who is sexually ; Trapaceiro , infiel
479
Business PARTNERS have to trust each other
partner [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈpɑːrtnər/US:/ˈpɑrtnɚ/ ,(pärt′nər)
business associate, spouse, police: colleague; PARCEIRO , SÓCIO
480
Marion couldn't sleep because her husband was snoring.
snore [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈsnɔːr/US:/snɔr/ ,(snôr, snōr)
breath loudly , loud breath during sleep; RONCO , RONCAR
481
It was widely reported that the celebrity had died
Widely [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈwaɪdli/US:(wīd′lē)
(to large extent); largamente , amplamente
482
Fuel prices VARY from one country to another
vary [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈvɛəri/US:/ˈvɛri/ ,(vâr′ē)
(change, alter), change over time; VARIAR
483
The scientists are QUESTING for a new vaccine
quest [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈkwɛst/US:/kwɛst/ ,(kwest)
historical (medieval journey), long search); procura, busca , missão
484
My sight isn't very good without glasses on.
sight [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈsaɪt/US:/saɪt/ ,(sīt)
eyesight, view; sthg to see; vista , visão
485
Mr. Adams is teaching the course.
course [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈkɔːrs/US:/kɔrs/ ,(kôrs, kōrs)
direction of travel, (flow, path, programme of study; Curso , rota
486
Witches in fairy tales are always cursing people
curse [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈkɜːrs/US:/kɝs/ ,(kûrs)
cast an evil spell on, bad luck; maldição , feitiço
487
The school is determined to detect cheaters and
cheater [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈtʃiːtər/US:(chē′tər)
person who cheats, person who is sexually ; Trapaceiro , infiel
488
Many people believe that the galaxy is full of intelligent beings.
being [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈbiːɪŋ/US:/ˈbiɪŋ/ ,(bē′ing)
(creature), existence, nature, self; SER
489
He has a degree in English from the University of Virginia.
degree [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/dɪˈgriː/US:/dɪˈgri/ ,(di grē′)
temperature, of an angle,extent, academic qualification; Grau , diploma
490
The team with the highest score wins the game.
highest [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈhaɪɪst/
top: in a hierarchy, number: of greatest value, position: tallest, loftiest; Mais alto , mais elevado
491
The dessert has a LAYER cream
layer [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈleɪər/US:/ˈleɪɚ/ ,(lā′ər)
(level, stratum), thickness put on top of ; camada
492
Would you like ice cream for dessert?
dessert [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/dɪˈzɜːrt/US:/dɪˈzɝt/ ,(di zûrt′)
(sweet course at end of meal); sobremesa
493
We filled a bowl with popcorn before the movie.
bowl [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈbəʊl/US:/boʊl/ ,(bōl)
bowlful, deep round dish, tigela
494
We can COAT the surface with paint
coat [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈkəʊt/US:/koʊt/ ,(kōt)
for cold weather, cover with layer; cobrir , resistir
495
The workers will SURFACE (Surfaced) the road with tarmac
surface [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈsɜːrfɪs/US:/ˈsɝfɪs/ ,(sûr′fis)
Revestir
496
The surface of the lake was completely calm
surface [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈsɜːrfɪs/US:/ˈsɝfɪs/ ,(sûr′fis)
outer side, figurative (appearance) ;
Superfície
497
The road is going to be tarmacked tomorrow.
tarmac [links] LISTEN:
UK:*'Tarmac', 'tarmac': /ˈtɑːmæk/US:(tär′mak
uncountable, cover in tarmac; asfaltar
498
His claim to the property was rejected
claim [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈkleɪm/US:/kleɪm/ ,(klām)
assertion, achievement: assert; reclamar, reivindicar, reivindicação
499
Do you know the current temperature?
current [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈkʌrənt/US:/ˈkɜrənt, ˈkʌr-/ ,(kûr′ənt, kur
(at present) , flow; atual , corrente
500
The fire in the garage didn't harm the house.
harm [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈhɑːrm/US:/hɑrm/ ,(härm)
damage, danificar , prejudicar
501
Fiona created a family spending budget.
budget [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈbʌdʒɪt/US:/ˈbʌdʒɪt/ ,(buj′it)
monetary plan, plan for spending; orçamento
502
Movie critics rate films on a scale of one to ten.
rate [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈreɪt/US:/reɪt/ ,(rāt)
assess numerically; classificar , avaliar , taxa
503
The player BOOTED the ball
boot [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈbuːt/US:/but/ ,(bo̅o̅t)
informal (kick); chutar
504
The target of the investigation is to determine who leaked the secrets.
target [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈtɑːrgɪt/US:/ˈtɑrgɪt/ ,(tär′git)
objective, goal; objetivo , alvo
505
The actor THRILLED the audience with his performance
thrilled [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈθrɪld/
excite, emocionar , emocionado.
506
Can you review my message before you send it?
review [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/rɪˈvjuː/US:/rɪˈvju/ ,(ri vyo̅o̅′)
check, read, re-examine, critique, article; rever , fazer crítica , revisar
507
They tested the device in a controlled trial.
trial [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈtraɪəl/US:/ˈtraɪəl, traɪl/ ,(trī′əl, trīl)
resolution of legal issue in court, experimental attempt; Experimento , teste , julgamento , prova
508
The theatre has two performances per night
performance [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/pərˈfɔːrməns/US:/pɚˈfɔrməns/ ,(pər fôr′məns)
theater: session; apresentação , espetáculo.
509
Parking costs 60p PER hour
per [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈpɜːr/US:/pɝ; unstressed pɚ/ ,(pûr; unstressed pər)
for each; por
510
The company remedied its mistake
remedy- UK:*/ˈrɛmədi/US:/ˈrɛmɪdi/ ,(rem′i dē)
solution to problem , cure, medicine, correct; remediar, remédio
511
I met someone today who said he knew you
meet [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈmiːt/US:/mit/ ,(mēt)
Past- met
Get together with, assemble, sports: contest; encontrar , encontro , conhecer
512
The contract PROHIBITS this
prohibit [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/prəʊˈhɪbɪt/US:/proʊˈhɪbɪt/
forbid ,prohibit outlaw, make illegal; Proibir , vedar.
513
My sister is quite tall, but I am TALLER than her
tall [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈtɔːl/US:/tɔl/ ,(tôl)
MAIS ALTO
514
The pasta was QUITE good, but not as good as I expected.
quite [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈkwaɪt/US:/kwaɪt/ ,(kwīt)
considerably, very; muito, bastante
515
I can catch the ball with one hand
catch [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈkætʃ/US:/kætʃ/ ,(kach)
Past- caught
Disease, fishing, hunting,grasp moving object; agarrar, pegar.
516
My family is a long way away
away [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/əˈweɪ/US:/əˈweɪ/ ,(ə wā′)
not here, far, at a distance of; longe, distante, fora
517
The surface of this concrete is rough
rough [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈrʌf/US:/rʌf/ ,(ruf )
abrasive, uneven; Áspero , rugoso
518
The wind is strong here
wind [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈwɪnd/
(moving air) ; vento
519
AS promised, here are the books on Shakespeare
as [links] LISTEN:
UK:*'AS': /ˌeɪˈɛs/; 'as': strong: /ˈæz/, weak: /əz/
While, equally, (considered to be);
Como , tão , enquanto, a medida que
520
I bought STOCKS in several companies
stock [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈstɒk/US:/stɑk/ ,(stok)
finance: equity, inventory; Ação , estocar , caldo
521
We donate the food surplus
surplus [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈsɜːrpləs/US:/ˈsɝplʌs, -pləs/ ,(sûr′plus, -pləs)
extra, extra quantity; excedente
522
They donated $100 to the Red Cross
donate [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/dəʊˈneɪt/US:/ˈdoʊneɪt, doʊˈneɪt/ ,(dō′nāt, dō nāt′)
money: give,things: give, contribute; doar, contribuir.
523
Jane was born in March
born [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/'bɔːn/US:/bɔrn/ ,(bôrn)
native, from a place , come into existence; nascer , nascido
524
Jonny's parents are deaf, so he is fluent in sign language.
deaf [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈdɛf/US:/dɛf/ ,(def )
unable to hear, hearing-impaired people; surdo.
525
Joan is tuning her guitar.
tune [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈtjuːn/US:/tun, tjun/ ,(to̅o̅n, tyo̅o̅n)
music: an instrument, song; sintonizar , afinar
526
Josh learned to play guitar when he was 14 years old
guitar [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/gɪˈtɑːr/US:/gɪˈtɑr/ ,(gi tär′)
musical instrument; violão
527
The university issues identity cards to all its students.
issue [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈɪʃuː/US:/ˈɪʃu/ ,(ish′o̅o̅ or, esp. Brit., is′yo̅o̅)
distribute, give, send, publish; distribui , fornece , emiti , entrega
528
The other team wanted to win the game more than we did
More than a greater number or amount that; mais do que
529
A green light means "go".
mean [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈmiːn/US:/min/ ,(mēn)
Past- Meant
signify, intend ,word: signify; significar , pretender ,
530
The kids are out playing in the grass
grass [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈgrɑːs/US:/græs/ ,(gras, gräs)
green herb,uncountable lawn; grama , gramado
531
The wedding went very well, thank you.
went [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈwɛnt/US:/wɛnt/ ,(went)
leave, depart; foi
532
I Assured my wife I would not be late for dinner
assure [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/əˈʃʊər/US:/əˈʃʊr/ ,(ə shŏŏr′, ə shûr′)
make certain, guarantee; assegurar , garantir
533
I had a drink and a biscuit
have [links] LISTEN:
UK:* full: /ˈhæv/, weak: /həv/, elided: /ˈhæd/
eat, drink, gíria; rangar
534
We can see the whole of London from this height
height [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈhaɪt/US:/haɪt/ ,(hīt)
quality: tallness, high place, altitude; altura
535
The are many children playing on the park GREEN
green [links] LISTEN:
UK:*'green', 'Green': /ˈɡriːn/
grassy area for other sports; gramado
536
It's difficult to discover who originally coined slang words
coin [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈkɔɪn/US:/kɔɪn/ ,(koin)
phrase: create; cunhar
537
Slang is popular, but very informal language.
slang [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈslæŋ/US:/slæŋ/ ,(slang)
very informal speech; gíria
538
The little girl clasped her doll tightly.
clasp [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈklɑːsp/US:/klæsp/ ,(klasp, kläsp)
embrace, with hand; apertar , abraçar
539
The electrician WIRED the power socket
wire [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈwaɪər/US:/waɪr/ ,(wīər)
start a car without key; ligar, rede , instalar , transferir
540
This company has built many houses.
built [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈbɪlt/US:/bɪlt/ ,(bilt)
Present : build
past participle of build; construiu
541
The club's membership was growing
membership [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈmɛmbərʃɪp/US:/ˈmɛmbɚˌʃɪp
belonging to a club; afiliação , adesão, associação
542
The rain lessened after a few minutes, so Tom decided to walk home
lessen [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈlɛsən/US:/ˈlɛsən/ ,(les′ən)
(make light of) , Decrease; diminuir , reduzir , rebaixar
543
At first Julia had no idea who Harry was, but then he saw recognition in her eyes.
recognition:
UK:*/ˌrɛkəgˈnɪʃən/US:/ˌrɛkəgˈnɪʃən/
acceptance of truth, of a person , of achievement,by peers for work;Reconhecimento , percepção
544
Your brother's nice enough, but he hasn't got your charm.
has [links] LISTEN:
UK:* full: /ˈhæz/, weak: /həz/, elided: /əz/
have: 3rd person singular; tem
545
Those who wish to go to the bathroom may get off the bus.
those -UK:*/ðəʊz/US:/ðoʊz/ ,(ᵺōz)
plural of that; aqueles , aquelas , esses , essas
546
Here, it is common for passengers to thank the driver as they get off the bus
alight: from train; sair , descer , desembarcar
547
Robert took the subway home
subway [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈsʌbweɪ/US:/ˈsʌbˌweɪ/ ,(sub′wā′)
passage under road; metrô , passagem subterrânea
548
Sunlight fuels almost all life on earth.
fuel [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈfjuːəl/US:/ˈfjuəl/ ,(fyo̅o̅′əl)
give steady source,add fuel; Alimentar
549
I need to charge my mobile phone
charge [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈtʃɑːrdʒ/US:/tʃɑrdʒ/ ,(chärj)
power: battery, etc.; carregar
550
I think the waiter forgot to charge me
charge [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈtʃɑːrdʒ/US:/tʃɑrdʒ/ ,(chärj)
Ask for Money , (ask as a fee); cobrar , cobrança , taxa.
551
The admission fee to the zoo is cheap.
fee [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈfiː/US:/fi/ ,(fē)
admission charge , professional charge,charge for public service; Honorário , taxa , entrada
552
I file all my telephone bills together
file [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈfaɪl/US:/faɪl/ ,(fīl)
folder for keeping information, classify ,computer file ; arquivo , pasta, arquivar.
553
My fingernails are painted gold
fingernail [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈfɪŋgərneɪl/US:/ˈfɪŋgɚˌneɪl/ ,(fing′gər nāl′)
often plural nail on a finger; unha
554
I like this material because it is smooth
smooth [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈsmuːð/US:/smuð/ ,(smo̅o̅ᵺ)
not rough, fine-textured, figurative (free of difficulties);Macio, liso
555
Cathy regretted hurting her friend's feelings.
regret [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/rɪˈgrɛt/US:/rɪˈgrɛt/ ,(ri gret′)
wish you had not done, be sorry for; arrepender-se , lamentar
556
She was quite harsh with the kids
harsh-UK:*/ˈhɑːrʃ/US:/hɑrʃ/ ,(härsh)
(climate) (manner: mean);duro, áspero, rude.
557
The old, abandoned house was spooky
spooky [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈspuːki/US:/ˈspuki/ ,(spo̅o̅′kē)
scary: ghosts; Mal assombrado, pavoroso , sinistro
558
The old hotel was scary and probably haunted.
haunted [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈhɔːntɪd/US:(hôn′tid, hän′-)
House; mal assombrada
559
If you drive too fast, you'll crash.
crash [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈkræʃ/US:/kræʃ/ ,(krash)
collide with ,collide violently; Colidir , bater
560
That trip through the jungle was scary.
scary [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈskɛəri/US:/ˈskɛri/ ,(skâr′ē)
frightening, alarming, person: intimidating; assustador , alarmante
561
The explorer was well aware of the dangers of the JUNGLE
jungle [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈdʒʌŋgəl/US:/ˈdʒʌŋgəl/ ,( jung′gəl)
tropical vegetation, forest , figurative (confusing situation) ;Selva
562
As a child , I loved to EXPLORE my grandparents ‘s house
links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ɪkˈsplɔːr/US:/ɪkˈsplɔr/ ,(ik splôr′, -splōr′)
travel through to discover, investigate; explorar
563
The EXPLORER found large deposits
explorer [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ɪkˈsplɔːrər/US:(ik splôr′ər, -splōr′-)
professional traveller, adventurous child;Explorador
564
The remaining items were here
remaining - UK:*/rɪˈmeɪnɪŋ/
people, items: left over , people: staying behind; Restante , remanescente
565
He went out, while she remained at home.
remain [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/rɪˈmeɪn/US:/rɪˈmeɪn/ ,(ri mān′)
continue to be, stay behind; Permanecer , ficar
566
Don't go out without a coat on; it's cold out there
exit, go outdoors, informal (date one another) ;sair, sair juntos
567
The fox's leg was caught in a trap.
trap [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈtræp/US:/træp/ ,(trap)
physical: snare, trick to catch; armadilha , cilada, arapuca
568
The population will grow rapidly.
grow [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈgrəʊ/US:/groʊ/ ,(grō)
Past- grew
increase, expand, increase in size; crescer, acostumar , ficar
569
The wife was inured to her husband's frequent adultery
inure [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ɪˈnjʊər/US:/ɪnˈjʊr, ɪˈnʊr/ ,(in yŏŏr′, i nŏŏr′)
make accustomed, accustom to; Acostumar, habituar
570
There was a slight breeze blowing
slight [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈslaɪt/US:/slaɪt/ ,(slīt)
body: thin ,very little; muito pequeno , leve
571
The winter wind blows from the west
blow [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈbləʊ/US:/bloʊ/ ,(blō)
move with breath , air: move; soprar , assoprar
572
Some people have an interest in other cultures while others do not
interest - UK:*/ˈɪntrəst/US:/ˈɪntərɪst, -trɪst/ ,(in′tər ist, -trist)
curiosity, concern; interesse
573
I EARN a good salary at my new job
earn [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈɜːrn/US:/ɝn/ ,(ûrn)
gain income, deserve, money; ganhar , receber
574
I need to iron a shirt for work.
iron [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈaɪərn/US:/ˈaɪɚn/ ,(ī′ərn)
press clothing; passar roupa
575
The chief inspector leads the investigation
lead [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈliːd/US:/lid/ ,(lēd for 1; led for 2)
Past- led
Conduzir , guiar , liderar , comandar
576
This road leads to the forest
lead [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈliːd/US:/lid/ ,(lēd for 1; led for 2)
figurative (bring about), cause, prompt, take you to; Dar em , levar a , provocar, ocasionar
577
The fuel I use in my car has no LEAD
Chumbo
578
She was so weak from her illness that she couldn't stand up.
weak [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈwiːk/US:/wik/ ,(wēk)
lacking health, unable to exert force , lacking moral ; fraco , frágil
579
My wife let me go out with the guys last night.
let [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈlɛt/US:/lɛt/ ,(let)
allow to pass, allow; Permitir , deixar
580
The jail released the prisoner after four years
release [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/rɪˈliːs/US:/rɪˈlis/ ,(ri lēs′)
liberate, et go of, stop grasping, movie: make public; lançar , soltar , libertar
581
The government jailed Holly for six months for her crimes
jail [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈdʒeɪl/US:/dʒeɪl/ ,( jāl)
detention facility, imprison ;Prender , aprisionar, presídio , cadeia
582
The police arrested several suspects
arrest [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/əˈrɛst/US:/əˈrɛst/ ,(ə rest′)
police: take into custody ,to slow or stop something ; Prender , detenção
583
I have never, ever, been to Paris.
ever [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈɛvər/US:/ˈɛvɚ/ ,(ev′ər)
emphatic: never ; Nunca , jamais
584
He's ever so clever.
ever [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈɛvər/US:/ˈɛvɚ/ ,(ev′ər)
UK, informal (with such, so: very) ; Sempre
585
The Beatles were one of the most successful bands ever
ever [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈɛvər/US:/ˈɛvɚ/ ,(ev′ər)
of all time, in history ;De todos os tempos
586
As ever, I didn't understand a word of what he was saying
ever [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈɛvər/US:/ˈɛvɚ/ ,(ev′ər)
as is always the case;Como sempre
587
The film Was the best I have EVER seen
ever [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈɛvər/US:/ˈɛvɚ/ ,(ev′ər)
at any time ; Já
588
The church group does not tolerate skeptics
skeptic [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈskɛptɪk/US:/ˈskɛptɪk/ ,(skep′tik)
person who doubts , religion: unbeliever , disbelieving, doubting; Incrédulo , cético
589
When the battle was over, the knight removed his gauntlets.
gauntlet [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈgɔːntlɪt/US:/ˈgɔntlɪt, ˈgɑnt-/ ,(gônt′lit, gänt′-)
(medieval glove) ,sports: glove; Manopla , luva
590
Tim wore gloves outside because he was cold
glove [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈglʌv/US:/glʌv/ ,(gluv)
hand garment) ;Subs: luva
(put gloves on ;Verb. Calçar luvas
591
The castle used to belong to a French knight
knight - UK:*/ˈnaɪt/US:/naɪt/ ,(nīt)
medieval soldier , UK (title),chess piece; Cavaleiro
592
Sarah looked sad so I asked her "What's up?"
slang (What is wrong?); slang (What is happening?); O que há de errado; qual o problema , o que aconteceu, e aí; O que voce conta
593
The pianist showed his supremacy in the competition.
supremacy -UK:*/suˈprɛməsi/US:/səˈprɛməsi, sʊ-/
Superiority , domination, mastery; supremacia
594
Kyle took the garbage out.
garbage [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈgɑːrbɪdʒ/US:/ˈgɑrbɪdʒ/ ,(gär′bij)
rubbish: kitchen waste, trash, figurative, pejorative rubbish:without value; lixo , lata de lixo , besteira
595
The gross price of the car was $20,000.
gross [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈgrəʊs/US:/groʊs/ ,(grōs)
Total ; Bruto
596
He had a strong belief in God.
belief [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/bɪˈliːf/US:/bɪˈlif/ ,(bi lēf′)
conviction, way of thinking, confidence, trust, faith; Fé , crença , confiança
597
His faith in God led him to believe in Heaven
faith [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈfeɪθ/US:/feɪθ/ ,(fāth)
belief without proof, religious belief; confiança , fé.
598
There was a gross smell coming from the drains
gross [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈgrəʊs/US:/groʊs/ ,(grōs)
slang (disgusting); nojento
599
The water ran down the drain
drain [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈdreɪn/US:/dreɪn/ ,(drān)
separate liquid ,water pipe; ralo , dreno
600
The juice from the plums was seeping
seep [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈsiːp/US:/sip/ ,(sēp)
liquid: get out, (spread); passar através, escorrer , vazar.
601
Plums are in season in the summer
plum [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈplʌm/US:/plʌm/ ,(plum)
type of fruit, flavored with plum; Ameixa
602
Firefighters have equipment to PUMB water.
pump [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈpʌmp/US:/pʌmp/ ,(pump)
force: water, air ; push repeatedly; Bombear
603
My father went down to the CELLAR
cellar [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈsɛlər/US:/ˈsɛlɚ/ ,(sel′ər)
basement, collection of wines; Porão , adega
604
The product removes DAMP from the walls
damp [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈdæmp/US:/dæmp/ ,(damp)
slightly wet; moisture; úmido , umidade
605
Owen was outraged by Lucy's behaviour
outrage [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈaʊtreɪdʒ/US:/ˈaʊtreɪdʒ/ ,(out′rāj)
Revoltar, indignar - se , escandalizar- se , ofender - se
606
His behaviour seems to be worse when visitors come
behavior-US:/bɪˈheɪvjɚ/ ,(bi hāv′yər)
person: conduct, animal: habits; comportamento, conduta
607
Grace, do you have a fella?
fella [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈfɛlə/US:(fel′ə)
informal (man, boy); informal boyfriend; companheiro , camarada , namorado
608
Can I borrow your pen?
borrow [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈbɒrəʊ/US:/ˈbɑroʊ, ˈbɔroʊ/ ,(bor′ō, bôr′ō)
take, use temporarily, use another's property, money: take as loan; tomar emprestado , pegar emprestado ,
609
Joan put another dime in the jukebox
dime [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈdaɪm/US:/daɪm/ ,(dīm)
US (coin worth 10 cents; moeda de dez centavos
610
Convertibles can be very cold in winter.
convertible - UK:*/kənˈvɜːrtɪbəl/US:/kənˈvɝtəbəl/ ,(kən vûr′tə bəl)
car with folding roof,possible to convert, currency: possible to exchange; conversível
611
Bargain seekers won't want to miss our sale on Saturday
seeker [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈsiːkəʳ/US:(sē′kər)
person who is looking for, as suffix missile location device; buscador , investigador
612
This used car was a bargain at only $5,000
Bargain [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈbɑːrgɪn/US:/ˈbɑrgən/ ,(bär′gən)
item sold at discount, haggle over price; pechincha, barganha
613
Some women are not interested in motherhood.
motherhood -
UK:*/ˈmʌðərhʊd/US:/ˈmʌðɚˌhud/ ,(muᵺ′ər hŏŏd′)
role: being a mother, maternal qualities; maternidade
614
I'm phoning on behalf of my daughter
behalf
UK:*/bɪˈhæf/, /bɪˈhɑːf/US:/bɪˈhæf/ ,(bi haf′, -häf′)
in place of; em nome de
615
She phoned me yesterday
phone [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈfəʊn/US:/foʊn/ ,(fōn)
informal call on the telephone ; Telefonar , ligar
616
The coffee shop is doing a holiday giveaway
giveaway [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈgɪvəweɪ/US:/ˈgɪvəˌweɪ/ ,(giv′ə wā′)
Informal given for free;Brinde ,prêmio
617
Lola screamed when she felt the spider creeping along her arm
creep [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈkriːp/US:/krip/ ,(krēp)
Past- crept
figurative (slow movement) , crawl; rastejar
618
When Joe goes to the shops, his sister likes to come along too
along [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/əˈlɒŋ/US:/əˈlɔŋ, əˈlɑŋ/ ,(ə lông′, ə long′)
(following the length of), running next to, accompanying; juntou de , ao lado de , ao longo de
619
They staffed the company with temporary workers.
staff [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈstɑːf/US:/stæf/ ,(staf, stäf )
provide with personnel, invariable (personnel);Prover com funcionários ,equipe , pessoal.
620
The two sisters have a real bond.
bond-UK:*/ˈbɒnd/US:/bɑnd/ ,(bond)
figurative (get emotionally closer), union, figurative (emotional tie);Vínculo , ligação , criar laços
621
We bond the pieces
bond: UK:*/ˈbɒnd/US:/bɑnd/ ,(bond)
stick, join together; juntar , colar , unir.
622
He was jealous of his brother, who was smarter and better looking than him.
jealous [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈdʒɛləs/US:/ˈdʒɛləs/ ,( jel′əs)
Resentful: of, envious, suspicious of partner; enciumado , com ciúmes , invejoso
623
The boss's rampage left everyone in the office feeling shaken.
rampage [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈræmpeɪdʒ/, /ræmˈpeɪdʒ/
doing things in anger, animal: running wild; alvoroço , agitação , tumulto.
624
The boss was rampaging around the office
rampage [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈræmpeɪdʒ/, /ræmˈpeɪdʒ/
(move destructively), figurative (do things in anger); enfurecer - se
625
Shake the medicine to mix it.
shake [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈʃeɪk/US:/ʃeɪk/ ,(shāk)
Past- shook
vibrate, agitate, person: tremble; tremer , agitar , sacudir
626
We mixed red and yellow paint to create orange paint
mix [links] LISTEN:
UK:*/ˈmɪks/US:/mɪks/ ,(miks)
stir,combine,blend; misturar,mesclar
627
He can call me whenever
whenever:UK:*/hwɛnˈɛvər/
(at whatever time); quando quer que seja, a qualquer hora
628
There was a fine mist of condensation on the cold window
mist:UK:*/ˈmɪst/US:/mɪst/ ,(mist)
condensation, like fog or cloud, (spray of water) ; névoa
629
Nina rubbed her sore foot
rub -UK:*/ˈrʌb/US:/rʌb/
apply pressure with movement; esfregar , friccionar.
630
If you also love a little sun - kissed skin
sun-kissed adj
slightly tan from sun; Dourado pelo sol
631
The sun's rays broke through the clouds.
ray: UK:*'ray', 'Ray': /reɪ/
Fish : raia
of light : raio
second note of musical scale : ré
632
Their products are also cruelty free
cruelty-free
obtained without harming animals; sem crueldade , livre de crueldade
633
Alongside the road was a man
alongside: UK:*/əˌlɒŋˈsaɪd/
by the side, at the side ,beside, next to; à margem de , à beira de , ao lado de , junto de
634
People chatted before the meeting began
chat : UK:*/ˈtʃæt/US:/tʃæt/
talk online , talk lightly; Conversar , teclar , bater papo.
635
Kate loved furry animals
furry:UK:*/ˈfɜːri/US:/ˈfɜri/ ,(fûr′ē)
figurative with like fur , with lots of hair,Peludo , cabeludo, com pelinhos.
636
The dog's fur started falling out because it was sick
fur: UK:*/ˈfɜːr/US:/fɝ/ ,(fûr)
animal hair , made of fur; Pelo, de pele.
637
Nathan was aiming at the target
aim:UK:*/ˈeɪm/US:/eɪm/ ,(ām)
choose a target, weapon: point, try to hit; mirar, apontar.
