TUDO Flashcards

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Rehearsal

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Ensaio (de teatro, peça…)

They didn’t have time for rehearsal before the performance

He’s a producer with 3 plays in rehearsal

The play is current in rehearsal

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Spring

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Mola, saltar, pular

I sprang out of the bed to answer the door

The organization is ready to spring INTO action

I noticed the way you sprang TO his defense when Caroline started joking about his clothes

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Void

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Vazio, sem reconhecimento legal, falta de…

She stood at the edge of the chasm and stared into the void

The lawyer declared the contract void

I’ll just void the check and pay in cash

He’s completely void OF charm

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Chasm

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Abismo (espaço físico ou espaço entre opiniões ou pessoas)

They learned over the rails and peered down into de dizzying chasm bellow

There is still a vast economic chasm between developed and developing countries

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Abyss

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Abismo ou situação que traz problema ou destruição

The country is sinking/plunging into an abyss of violence and lawlessness

She found herself on the edge of an abyss

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Idly

To sit/stand idly by

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Sem propósito, fazendo nada, ociosamente, preguiçosamente

(Ficar de braços cruzados)

I was just glancing idly through a magazine

She lay idly on the grass

We cannot STAND idly BY while the people suffer

I can’t idly by while he takes our son

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Bleak

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Sombrio, sem esperança de futuro, desolador, sem vida

It was a bleak, unpleasant house

With no job, the future looked bleak

I’m an optimist, but everything seemed so bleak

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Enact

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Decretar, ordenar, legalizar, atuar (história ou teatro)

The government is to enact a law aimed at improving safety on construction sites

The stories are enacted using music and dance

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Prank

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Pegadinha, fazer
Uma pegadinha (verbo)

I’ve had enough of your childish pranks

When I was at school we were always PLAYING pranks ON our teachers

He finally realized he’d beed pranked

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Stunt

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Cena perigosa, habilidade publicitaria, impedir o crescimento

Tom Cruise has performed his own stunts for Mission Impossible 2

Their marriage was just a cheap publicity stunt

Drought has stunted this year’s cereal crop

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Hoax

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Farsa (verbo enganar maldosamente)

It is a true hoax to encourage people to think they have a real chance to win the lottery

A fake website was set up and a number of people were hoaxed

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Amenable

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Receptivo

He was amenable to suggestion, and really worked hard to improve himself

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Placate

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Apaziguar, conciliar

Outraged minority groups will not be placated By promises of future improvements

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Poised

Adj, verb TO // FOR

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Parado (posicionado pronto para), pronto para, calmo e confiante

My pencil was poised over the page, ready to take down her words

The military forces are poised FOR attack

The company is poised TO launch its new advertising campaign

She is a polite, poised young woman

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Reverse

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Reverter, inverso, contrário, avesso, revés, mover para o lado oposto

The new manager hoped to reverse the decline in the company’s fortunes

Now that you have a job and I don’t, our situations are reversed

The Court of Appeal reversed the earlier judgment

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Averted

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Evitado, desviar o olhar, prevenido, impedido
(Evitar)

I averted my glaze/eyes while he dressed

We tried to avert out thoughts FROM our massive financial problems

The shy man was standing before me, his eyes averted

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Shuffle

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Embaralhar, misturar, caminhar arrastando os pés lentamente, mudar as coisas de posição

I love shuffling through the fallen leaves

He shuffled into the kitchen, leaning on his walking stick

She shuffled her papers nervously on her desk

It’s your turn to shuffle the cards

Many prisoners have to be shuffled AROUND the police stations because of prison overcrowding

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Baffled

Baffling

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Perplexo, confuso, ficar incapaz de entender e explicar (desconcertante)

She was completely baffled BY his strange behaviour

A baffling mistery

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Raffled

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Sorteado, sortear, rifar, sorteio

A raffle ticket/prize

I have never won anything in a raffle

We are going to raffle OFF a car for the hospital appeal

I have no objection to helping in raffles and making contibution

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Muffled

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Abafado, agasalhado

I could hear muffled voices next door

The house has doubled-glazed windows to muffle the noise of aircraft

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Dingy

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Escuro e sujo, sombrio, surrado

The stores seemed old and dingy, their lights too dim (escuro) and their ceiling too low

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Edgy

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Nervoso, irritado, inquieto

He paced the hallway looking edgy and impatient

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Stilted

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Forçado, artificial, não natural

He writes in a formal and somewhat stilted style

The dialogue sounded stilted and unnatural, perhaps because of the translation from the original Russian

Legal language tends to be very stilted

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Barge

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Entrar ou correr por um ambiente sem pedir licença, de modo rude, barca de transporte de carga pesada

They barged through the crowds

When the doors opened she barged her way to the front of the queue

The man barged INTO her and ran on without stopping

The fuel was transported by barge

You ought to knock instead of barging into my office

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Purge
Expulsar, purgaf Party leaders have undertaken to purge the OF extremists Hard-liners are expected to be purged FROM the administration The new state governor has promised to purge the police force OF corruption Girls with anorexia purge the body OF unwanted food
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Abscond
Fugir se escondendo Two prisoners absconded last night She absconded FROM boarding school They absconded WITH $10.000 OF the company’s money Two absconded and were returned within 3 days Two patients absconded whilst on authorized parole (liberdade condicional)
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Acquit | Acquit yourself
Absolver de um crime (se sair melhor do que esperado em uma situação dificil) She was acquitted OF all the charges against her Five months ago he was acquitted ON a shoplifting charge I thought that he acquitted himself admirably in today’s meeting
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Contenders
Competidores He is a top contender FOR Senate majority leader He is no longer consider a serious contender FOR the title
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Wreak havoc, Wreak revenge, Wreak
Causar estragos Fazer vingança Provocar algo de maneira violenta The storms wreaked havoc ON crops She was determined to wreak revenge ON both him and his family Uncontrolled financial markets continue to wreak one disaster after another
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Elusive
Dificil de definir, lembrar, alcançar, descrever Elusive memories Elusive dreams The answers to these questions remais as elusive as ever Evidence as to the underlying mechanisms responsible remais elusive
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Riddle
Enigma, charada Fazer varios buracos Scientists may have to solve the riddle OF Saturn’s ring The guns riddled the wall with bullets
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Marauding
Saqueadores Witnesses reported ganga of marauding soldiers breaking into people’s houses
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Gravel
Cascalho Gravel covers the driveway The two settlements are linked by a gravel road
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Cattle
Gado ``` Beef cattle Dairy cattle (gado leiteiro) ``` These cattle are being fattened up for slaughter
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Bushel
Alqueire A bushel of wheat Each acre yields a minimum of 200 bushels of corn a year
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Stream
Córrego, fluxo de coisas ou pessoas, verbo juntar um grupo de estudantes para ensinar There’s a bubbling stream that flows through their property The level of cholesterol in your blood stream I had a constant stream of visitors while I was ill There were tears Streaming down his face We start to stream the children in the third form
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Runoff
Escoamento, esgoto que escoa nos rios Houses can disturb spring water runoff from the mountains Stormwater runoff is a major source of water pollution
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Shallow
Raso, superficial, grupo pequeno de pessoas ou coisas Fry the onions in a shallow pan We are dealing with a very shallow pool of candidates He’s physically attractive, but shallow
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Embedded
Embutido, fixo a uma superfície, sentimento ou opinião forte e preso a uma pessoa, infiltrado (jornalista na guerra) The thorn was embedded IN her thumb A sense of guilt was deeply embedded IN my conscience An embedded reporter
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Blow over
Cair no esquecimento, tempestade ficar mais fraca, acabar I thought that after a few days the argument would blow over We hope the crisis will soon blow over The storm raged all night but by the morning it had blown over
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Blow out
Apagar, “dar bolo/furo” She was supposed to go to the party with me, but she blew ME out
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Blow away
Se Surpreender com alguem ou alguma coisa The ending will blow YOU away
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Blow up
Explodir Começar (tempestade), ficar com raiva de repente, encher de ar My dad blew up AT me when he saw the bill
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Hands down
Com certeza, transmitir para gerações If we had a race, he’d win hands down
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Wet blanket
Estraga prazeres
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Dark horse
Pessoa com habilidade/segredo que ninguem sabia Um vencedor improvavel She’s such a dark horse - I had no idea she’d published a novel
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Wild card
Coringa, alguem ou alguma coisa que tem um comportamento inesperado The joker is a wild card The wild card in this election is the Green Party - no one knows exactly how much support they will get
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Red-handed
Ser pego no flagra He was caught red-handed
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Put their stamp
Se esforçar | Claramente influenciar alguma coisa
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Grit the teeth
Insistir I hate going to the gym, but I just grit my teeth and try to get it through
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Draw the line
Estabelecer limites e nao ultrapassar I’ll do whatever my company asks me to, but I draw the line when someone asks me to lie for them I sweat a lot, but even I draw the line AT saying certain words
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Elated
Extremamente feliz e excitado por algo que aconteceu ou que conseguiu fazer The prince was reported to be elated AT/BY the birth of his daughter He was elated BY the news that he had won a full scholarship
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Predicament
Situação desconfortável dificil de sair, dilema She is hoping to get a loan from her bank to help her out of her financial predicament I’m in a bit of a predicament because I’ve accidentally accepted two invitations to dinner on the same night With no job and no money, he found himself in a real predicament
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Engrossed
Envolvido, imerso, dando toda a atenção a alguma coisa She was so engrossed BY the book that she forgot the cookies in the oven They were so engrossed IN/WITH what they were doing that they didn’t hear me come in
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Assumption
Suposição que vc acredita ser verdade mesmo sem provas, People tend to MAKE assumptions ABOUT you when you have a disability These calculations are BASED ON the assumption that prices will continue to rise
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Retailer
Vendedor, varejista
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Overwhelming
Dificil de lutar contra, enorme incontrolável She felt an overwhelming desire to tell someone about what happened An overwhelming majority has voted in favor of the proposal I felt an overwhelming sense of relief when the semester was over
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Suitable
Adequado The film is not suitable for children
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Harbor
Pensar negativamente Porto, verbo pensar ou sentir algo por um longo período, conter bacterias, acobertar ou dar abrigo He’s been harboring a grudge (guardando rancor) AGAINST her ever since hos promotion was refused Bathroom door handles can harbor germs They were accused of harboring a fugitive
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Steadily
gradualmente, de modo calmo e controlado Prices have risen steadily She returned his gaze steadily
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Faction
Facção The president’s advisors represent every faction of his party
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Feature
Caraterística, aspecto, traço, feição, qualidade, parte Importante de alguma coisa, verbo - incluir alguem ou alguma coisa como parte importante Our latest model of phone has several new features A unique feature of these rock shelters was that they were dry The Town’s mais features are its beautiful mosque and ancient marketplace The movie features James Dean as a disaffected teenager It’s a company whose logo features a red mouse
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Downpour
Chuvarada
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Muddled
Confuso, desorganizado He became increasingly muddled as he grew older The book’s message is hopelessly muddled
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Outpouring
Derramamento, sentimento forte dificil de ser controlado, grande produção Last year saw an outpouring OF cookery books His death at the of 35 has occasioned an outpouring OF grief (onda de pesar)
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Dams
Barragens
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Disruptive
Perturbador, que causa problema e consequentemente interrompe algo, que muda o modo tradicional de modo especial a inovador His teacher described him as a noisy, disruptive influence in class The teacher said disruptive behavior would not be tolerated Disruptive technologies
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Yield
Produzir algo positivo como lucro, comida ou informação; desistir da responsabilidade ou controle de algo, entregar, se render Favorable weather yields a good crop They were forced yield UP their land to the occupying forces A letter found by the FBI may yield new clues It’s easy do yield to the temptation to borrow a lot of money
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Nail
Unha, prego, arranhar com a unha, pegar alguem procurado, fazer algo com sucesso The police had been trying to nail those guys for months She nailed her audition and got the lead part in the musical, pregar com prego Workmen were nailing DOWN the carpet
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Indictiment
Indiciamento
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Apprise
Informar The president has been apprised OF the situation
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Assert
Afimar, se afirmar I really must assert myself more in meetings The prime minister asserted that he had no intention of resigning
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Abide
Tolerar, viver ou permanecer I can’t abide her He couldn’t abide laziness He abided in the wilderness for forty days
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Comply
Cumprir ordem, obedecer There are penalties for failure TO COMPLY WITH the regulations She says he will comply with the judge’s ruling
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Compliance
Conformidade The company said that it gad always acted IN COMPLIANCE WITH environmental laws
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Detract
Fazer algo ficar menos valioso ou merecedor de admiração These small faults, however, do not detract overall quality of the book
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Towering
Muito alto que gera respeito, muito bom The towering walls of the Acropolis That was a towering performance
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Soaring
Que tem crescimento rapido, voando alto The soaring price of natural gas a a serious concern It’s a region of soaring eagles
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Encompass
Abranger, incluir várias coisas The festival is to encompass everything from music, theater and ballet The plan encompasses repaving the street and planting trees
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Preposterous
Absurda It was a preposterous idea, and no one took it seriously There are preposterous texts in plenty
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Encase
Cobrir ou rodear alguem ou alguma coisa completamente The nuclear waste is encased IN concrete before being sent for storage in disused mines The medal was encased IN clear plastic
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Envelop
Envolver completamente The entire area was enveloped IN fog
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Delude
DECEPCIONAR ALGUEM Iludir, enganar, acreditar em algo falso He’s deluded himself if he thinks he’s going to be promoted this year
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Elude
Fugir ou escapar de alguem ou algo usando astucia ou habilidade, algo que vc quer mas nao consegue The gold medal continues to elude her They eluded the police by fleeing The bear that had eluded capture for so long was caught at last
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Curtail
Encurtar antes de acabar e reduzir, limitar To curtail your holiday With all the snow, our daily walks have been severely curtailed He had to curtail his speech when time ran out
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Entail
Envolver, tornar algo necessário Such a large investment inevitably entails some risk Repairing the roof will entail spending a lot of money Any investment entails risk
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Harvest
Colheita ou colher da plantação, colher para doação/transplante, colher informações Winter wheat is harvested in the early summer Farmers sort the vegetables when they harvest Stem cells harvested from cord blood have beem used to treat illnesses The ministry will not harvest data about salaries of foreigners Personal information harvested from social networks is likely to anger potential costumers
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Hardship
Dificuldade, sofrimento The price of cooking gas increased five-fold, worsening the economic hardship
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Withdraw
Remover, retirar, recolher, parar de conversar e começar a pensar sem se relacionar com o que acontece em volta I have to withdraw some money FROM an atm machine He asked that his name be withdrawn FROM the nomination for golden globe award After the war, he withdrew INTO HIMSELF and refused to talk to family or friends As a child, she frequently withdrew INTO her own fantasy world
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Stance
Posição em relação a opinião, posição espaço fisico The doctor’s stance ON the issue of abortion is well known Jenny took up a stance with her feet slightly apart, ready to catch the ball He had the stance of a baseball player focusing on the ball
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Bust
Busto, quebrar I couldn’t find any blouses in my bust size There was a bust of Mahler on his desk I bust my watch!
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Glut
Excesso, a mais, suprimento de coisas muito maior do que pode ser vendido/necessario/desejado The current glut OF graduates means that many of them will not be able to find jobs The fall in demand for coffee could causa a GLUT IN THE MARKET (superabastecimento no mercado)
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Peer
Olhar com cuidado ou com dificuldade, espreitar, par/igual She peered THROUGH the window to see if anyone was there The driver was peering INTO the distance trying to read the road sign The judge peered OVER his glasses at the jury Do you think teenagers girls are less self-confident than their male peers?
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Foster
Adotar, encorajar o desenvolvimento de ideias e pensamentos Would you consider fostering a child? I’m trying to foster an interest in classical music IN my children They were discussing the best way to foster democracy IN the former communist countries
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Cut the mustard
Dar conta If he can’t cut the mustard, then we’ll get someone else to do the job
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Spill the beans
Contar a fofoca So who spilled the beans about her affair with David?
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Take a rain check
Deixar para a proxima Mind if I take a rain check ON that drink? I have to work late tonight
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Play hard to get
Se fazer de dificil Why won’t you call him Back? Are you playing hard to get?
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Hard up
Sem dinheiro, be hard up FOR = nao ter o suficiente de algo importante We are a bit hard up at the moment so we are not thinking about holidays They are hard up FOR options because of their financial troubles
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Hard-hitting
Muito critico, contundente, incisivo The committee published a hard-hitting report on the bank’s management It is frank, succinct and hard-hitting, but it is also fair to all concerned
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Hard-nosed
Teimoso, intransigente A hard-nosed negotiator
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Below the belt
Golpe baixo
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In hot water
Situação difícil Emails that criticize others can land you in hot water
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Out of line
Passar dos limites You can disagree with her, but calling her dishonest was out of line
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A chip on your shoulder
Ficar ressentido, magoado She’s not going to make any friends if she walks around with a chip on her shoulder like that
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Soft spot
Ter uma queda por alguém She’d always had a soft spot FOR her younger nephew
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Change of heart
Mudar de opinião She was going to sell her house but had a change of heart at the last minute
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Laud
Elogiar The German leadership lauded the Russian initiative
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Engulf
Engolir, envolver completamente The flames rapidly engulfed the house The area was engulfed BY / IN a snowstorm
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Stumbling block
Obstáculo que impede uma ação ou acordo Several major stumbling blocks must be resolved Lack of willingness to compromise on both sides is the main/major stumbling block TO reach a settlement
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Standoff
Impasse She locked herself in the house, but after a brief standoff, police convinced her to come out The standoff between buyers and sellers has effects throughout the economy
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Loopholes
Brecha ou erro (na lei) The company employed lawyers to find loopholes in environmental protection laws
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Dread
Ficar extremamente preocupado ou em pânico, quando vc nao quer pensar sobre algo porque é muito preocupante He’s dreading the exam - he’s sure he’s going to fail I’m dreading having to meet his parents I dread TO THINK what would happen if he was left to cope on his own
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Prick
Furar (o dedo ou alguma coisa) Prick the skin of the potato with a fork before baking them She pricked the balloon with a pin and it burst with a loud bang
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Trim
Cortar rente, aparar, reduzir, decorar com objetos My hair needs trimming To trim the hedge They are trying to trim the costs The edges of the jacket had been trimmed with sequins (lantejoulas) Trim OFF the leafy ends of the vegetables
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Lean
Se inclinar, magro, curto ou pouco (tempo, comida, dinheiro), eficiente She leaned over to me and said… Lean your head back a little That fence is leaning to the right He leaned forward to listen more closely Lean meat has little fat It has been a lean year for educational department Even efficient, lean, well-run industries are failing
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Gather
Juntar, colecionar, abraçar, acreditar em algo I went to several libraries to gather information We gathered blueberries from the busões She gathered UP the newspapers that were scattered around the floor He gathered her IN his arms and kissed her From what I can gather, they’re old school friends
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Odd
Estranho, raro, impar She is an odd person She does the odd teaching job but nothing permanent 3, 5 and 7 are odd numbers
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Odds
Chance, probabilidade What are the odds ON him being re-elected? The overall odds OF winning a lottery prize are 1 in 13
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Assemble
Juntar, reunir We assembled in the meeting room At the staff meeting, the manager told the assembled company that no one would lose their job This is where the car engines are assembled
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Omen
Presságio, um sinal sobre o futuro Many people believe that a broken mirror is an omen OF bad luck Scoring that goal was an omen of things to come
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Hunch
Palpite, pressentimento, intuição I had a hunch you would be here Sometimes you have to follow a hunch / act on a hunch
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Unduly
Indevidamente, excessivamente There is no need to be unduly pessimist about the situation He believes this approach would unduly harm the nation’s economy
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Derogative
Depreciativo
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Derogatory
Depreciativo He made some derogatory comment about her appearence
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Misguide
Orientar mal He was shot as he made a misguided attempt to stop the robbers single-handed The company blamed its disappointing performance on a misguided business plan
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Lifespan
Vida útil The average human lifespan in the developed countries has increased over the last years
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Breed
Reproduzir (sexualmente, multiplicar) His main income comes from breeding cattle The blackbird breeds in the spring
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Prey
Presa (animal que está sendo caçado)
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Slender
Fino, delgado, delicado He put his hands around her slender waist The plant’s sleeves are long and slender
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Hit the bricks
Se mandar, ir embora
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Hit the ceiling/roof
Perder a cabeça, ficar muito irritado
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Hir rock bottom
Chegar ao fundo do poço
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Hit pay dirt
Encontrar algo inesperado porém valioso
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Salt of the earth
Pessoa boa e honesta
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Smart cookie
Pessoa esperta
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Stakeholders
Partes interessadas (de uma empresa, acionistas, agentes, parceiros)
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Auction
Leilão, licitação
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Suitable
Adequado
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Pledge
Promessa, dívida, garantia, caução, doação I give you this ring as a pledge of my everlasting love for you You can go online to MAKE A PLEDGE TO the disaster relief fund The government has made a pledge never to make deals with terrorists
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Cork
Cortiça
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Beam
Feixe, viga
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Pond
Lagoa, lago
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Lawsuits
Processos, litígios, ações judiciais
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Dwelling
Habitação, morada, alojamento, residência, domicilio
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Ubiquitous
Onipresente Mobile phone - the most ubiquitous appliance
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Hoarse
Rouco She sounded a bit hoarse You will make yourself hoarse if you keep shouting like that
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Groan
Gemido, suspiro, lamento doloroso, verbo reclamar, bufar, COM SOFRIMENTO He looked at the piles of dirty dishes and gave a groan of dismay (desanimo)
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Moan
RESMUNGAR Gemer, gemido mais baixo, continuo, de dor, sofrimento ou prazer He moaned WITH pain before losing consciousness We could hear the moans of someone trapped under the rubble
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Sham
Farsa, fraude, embuste, fingimento He wasn’t a doctor, he was just a sham! They claimed that the election had been fair - but really it was a sham He isn’t really upset - he’s just shamming That jewelry looks sham to me
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Mock
Zombar, simular, ridicularizar, fingir They were mocking him because he kept falling off his bike Mock leather, mock cream (uma copia) The boys loved to mock his British accent
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Counterfeit
Falsificado, falsificar It may be a counterfeit jewelry Inspect the tickets carefully for possible counterfeits They have been convicted OF counterfeiting the bills They can’t counterfeit this document
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Evenly
Uniformemente, igualmente, equitativamente, homogeneamente, calmamente We are not terrorists, he sad evenly She breathed evenly Divide the mixture evenly between the two pans
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Coarse
Grosseiro, rude Linen is a coarsed-grained fabric A coarse joke Coarse language
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Clash
Brigar, conflito, competir seriamente, nao atrativos (moda) Students clashed with police I like red and orange together, though lots of people think they clash There were violent clashes between the police and people
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Spoilage
Deterioração, resíduo
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Forgery
Falsificação These banknotes are forgeries He increased his income BY forgery He was convicted OF forgery
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Levity
Falta de seriedade A brief moment of levity amid the solemn proceedings (em meio aos procedimentos solenes)
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Novelty
Novidade, inovação The novelty of these toys soon wore off and the children became bored with them Tv still had novelty value Tourists are still a novelty on this island
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Tactful
Diplomático, delicado, de tato fino Mentioning his baldness wasn’t very tactful It has to be sociable, well-mannered, tactful
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Withhold
Reter The prosecution was accused of withholding evidence FROM the defence The client’s name have been withheld for security reasons
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Defiance
Desafiar (resistir), provocar, insubordinação, sentido negativo In defiance OF ceasefire, rebel troops are again firing on the capital They are continuing to publish their newspaper, in defiance OF government attempts to close it down
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Begrudge
Invejar, dar de má vontade (dinheiro ou tempo) I don’t begrudge HIM HIS freedom They begrudged every day they had to stay with their father She begrudged paying so much for an ice cream cone We are not begrudging them their money but a number of points arise No one begrudges the farmes his ability to produce beef I am not begrudging it to them
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Gripe
Queixa, reclamação Verbo reclamar, se queixar Her mais gripe is that she’s not being trained properly There’s no point griping about the price of things
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Terse
Conciso, resumido, sucinto He was shouting terse orders for vehicles to pull over This is a very terse book, only 100 pages
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Snarl
Rosnar (tb serve para pessoas), emaranhado The dogs started to snarl ate each other “Take your hands off me!” She said with a snarl A snarl of blankets on the bed She tried to COMB the snarls OUT of her daughter’s long hair
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Hurl
Arremessar, atirar violentamente, lançar Youths hurled stones AT the soldiers In a fit of temper he hurled the book ACROSS the room She hurled insults AT his boss
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Twirl
Rodopiar, torcer, enrolar, dar voltas, girar rapidamente She does a twirl to show her pretty dress She danced and twirled across the room He twirled his umbrella as he walked He twirled the ribbon around the stick
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Slip
Escorregar, deslizar, sair da posição correta, sair/se mover rápido sem ser notado, erros She slipped on the ice Careful you don’t slip - there’s water on the floor Her hat had slipped over one eye He slipped a piece of paper INTO my hand with his address on it Just slip OUT OF the room while nobody’s looking She’s made one or two slips - mainly spelling errors
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Feasible
Factível With the extra resources, the project now seems feasible It’s no longer feasible to fund this research
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Slump
Verbo - despencar (valores, vendas..), sentar ou cair repentinamente e com força, The value of properties has slumped She slumped INTO the chair, exhausted
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Disgruntle
Desapontado, decepcionado A disgruntled former employee is being blamed for the explosion
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Shortages
Escassez, falta de There’s a shortage OF food and shelter in the refugee camps The hot summer has led to water shortages
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Invigorating
Revigorante These yoga postures are invigorating and good for balance
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Undulating
Ondulante, com formato de ondas The road undulates for five miles before a steep climb
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Absentmindedly
Distratidamente He was sitting in a chair, absentmindedly eating popcorn
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Outset
O inicio I told him AT/FROM the outset I wasn’t interested FROM the outset we planned to conduct our research together
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Onset
No inicio DE ALGUMA COISA RUIM The onset OF winter The new treatment can delay the onset OF the disease by several years Early-onset dementia Sudden-onset hearing loss
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Inset
Um detalhe dentro de um coisa maior The map has an inset in the top corner that shows the city center in more detail (no topo do mapa tem um pequeno mapa extra que detalha), verbo detalhar ou inserir algo dentro Her bought her a necklace inset WITH rubies Small lights were inset INTO the side of the stair treads
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Offset
Verbo compensar, contrabalançar, equilibrar The extra cost of travelling to work is offset BY the lower price of houses here The price of petrol products was offset by a decline in motor vehicles prices
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Seek out
Procurar Sought out
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Conducive
Propício, favorável, contribuinte A quiet room is a more conducive atmosphere FOR studying Our mild climate os conducive TO outdoor entertaining
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Imperishable
Imperecível, imortal, inextinguível
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Inexhaustible
Inesgotável There seemed to be an inexhaustible supply of champagne at the wedding
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Thriving
Próspero The island has a thriving community and a rich and tragic history A thriving economy
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Alleviate
Aliviar, suavizar The drugs did nothing to alleviate her pain
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Gadget
Dispositivo, aparelho, engenhoca, invenção, instrumento, aparato, ferramenta Kitchen gadgets, eletronic gadget, digital gadgets This handy gadget separates egg yolks from whites
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Gnaw
Roer, corroer, atormentar, torturar Babies like to gnaw hard object I’ve been gnawed BY guilt about not replying to her letter yet The feeling that I’ve forgotten something has been gnawing AT me all day
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Provenance
Procedencia, ascendencia, arvore genealogica, origem Jewels of uncertain provenance This raised doubts about the provenance of the painting I don’t need to see a label to identify the provenance of a garment that someone is wearing
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Dwindle
Decair, diminuir, reduzir The community has dwindled TO a tenth of its former size Her hope of success in the race dwindled last night as the weather became worse
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Jeopardize
Colocar em risco
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Grid
Grade (tipo papel quadriculado, excel, mapa, grade de ferro com barras Horizontais e verticais) A metal grid had been placed over the hole In Barcelona the streets are laid out IN/ON a grid system
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Devoted
Devoto, dedicado A devoted husband Lucy is devoted TO her cats
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Marshal
Subst - marechal, pessoa importante por estar envolvida em evento público Verbo - juntar pessoas ou coisas para um objetivo The parade’s grand marshal carried and elaborately carved staff US marchals specialize in finding fugitives and escapees The company is marshalling its forces/resources for a long court case They had marshalled an armada of 1000 boats to help clear up the oil It is unlikely that the rebels will be able to marshal as much firepower as the government troops
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Abridge
Resumir, reduzir direito/liberdade The book was abriged for children Had the state abridged his rights? He said that the Congress would make no law abridging the freedom os speech
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Year-round
Durante todo o ano National Park is open year-round The Colorado climate normally permits training and operations year/round
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Vessels
Embarcações, recipiente, vasos sanguineos, reservatorio Blood vessels that suply the blood to the heart muscle Vessels anchored in the harbor We used bowls, pots, bottles, pitchers - any vessels we could find
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Drill
Verbo - perfurar Subst - furadeira, broca, furador We will drill a well She bored a hole in the tree with a cordless drill They are going to drill FOR oil nearby
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Thaw
Descongelar, degelo, aumento na amizade The sun came out and thawed the ice Ryan began to feel his ears and toes THAW OUT Relations between the two enemies may be thawing There are signs of a thaw in relations between the two countries
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Reap
Colher (de colheita, “colher frutos”), recolher, receber The company is poised to reap the benefits of this investments Large numbers of men were employed to reap harvest
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Cull
Abate, corte de pessoas, coisas, custos, juntar pedaços ou partes de coisas para outro proposito The plan to cull large numbers of baby seals has angered environmental groups She went to strange lands to cull recipes for her book The company has culled 1000 people from its workforce The cull will affect almost 15% of the 7000 staff
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Mow, mow sb down
Cortar (grama ou gramado) - mow the grass - mow the lawn Ser morto You can’t MOW THE GRASS if it’s wet I love the smell ou new-mown hay The lawn still took a few hours, even with de riding mower Three shoppers were mown down this afternoon when a drunk driver lost control of his car The car didn’t stay in its lane, and it mowed down a whole row of traffic cones
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Venture
Risco, aventura, empreendimento conjunto, empreendimento perigoso, arriscar, capital de risco She VENTURED OUT into the blizzard May I venture to add a few comments? There are many JOINT VENTURES between American and Japanese companies His most BUSINESS VENTURE ended in bankruptcy He wanted to VENTURE INTO the mountainous wilderness of the countryside The firm is looking overseas for more lucrative business ventures Create/form/set up A venture Finance/fund/invest IN a venture
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Deed
Ato, ação, escritura, feito, fato, documento She had erred in both deed and manner Whatever his motives, the deed did save a thousand lives According to the deed, she owns the land from here to the river She’s always helping people and DOING GOOD DEEDS (praticar boas ações)
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Revile
Insultar, criticar ferozmente The judge was reviled in the news papers FOR his opinions ON rape Works of art are often reviled when they are first produced He was now reviled by the party that he had helped to lead
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Redeem
Se redimir, resgatar - redeem a coupon/voucher/points - redeem sth FOR sth (redeem points for discounts) After his poor performance in the golf tournament two weeks before, he was determined to redeem himself by playing well She managed to save enough money to redeem her jewellery from the pawn shop - redeem a loan/debt/mortgage
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Shrewd
Astuto, perspicaz, sagaz Esperto, sensato He was SHREWD ENOUGH NOT TO TAKE the job when there was the possibility of getting a better one a few months later She is a shrewd politician who wants to avoid offending the electorate unnecessarily It was a shrewd move to by your house just before prives started to rise
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Shrill
Estridente, penetrante She had a shrill high-pintched voice He launched a shrill attack on the prime minister
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Outlandish
Estranho, bizarro She liked to dress IN outlandish clothes His behavior seemed a little bit outlandish
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Outspoken
Direto e sincero, franco, sem rodeios Outspoken comments Mr Masak is an outspoken critic OF the present government He has been outspoken IN his criticism
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Depict
Representar, descrever, retratar, pintar Paintings depicting old scenes In the book, he depicts his father as a tyrant
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Pervade
Invadir o ar, impregnar, penetrar em, permear A smell of stale cabbage pervaded the air The film is a reflection of the violence that pervades our culture The influence of the early jazz musicians pervades American music
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Peruse
Ler, folhear, examinar procurando algo He opened a newspaper and began to peruse the personal ads He opened the newspaper and perused the sports pages He has spent countless hours in libraries perusing art history books and catalogues
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Perjure
Perjurar, mentir The judge warned the witness not to perjure herself Perjuring yourself is a criminal offense Of course, there are police officers who perjure
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Rebound
Repercutir, Rebater, fazer os preços subirem após uma queda, se recuperar voltando ao estado inicial, repercussão Cotton rebounded from declines early in the day to end at a higher price I hit the ball ON THE REBOUND (no rebote, depois dela ter batido em algum lugar) Older athletes find ir harder to REBOUND FROM injuries Tourism in the region is expected to rebound after last year’s disastrous oil spill The group reported a strong REBOUND IN profitability in the first quarter
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Falter
Quase parar, quase cair, fraquejar, vacilar The dinner party conversation faltered for a moment Her friends never FALTERED IN their belief in her Her voice faltered and she stopped speaking The nurse saw him falter and made him lean on her His career began to falter
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Recoil
Recuar, recolher, desgostar ou desaprovar, se recusar a aceitar, recuo da pistola, fazer um movimento repentino para trás em recuo a algo ruim He leaned forward to kiss her and she recoiled IN horror I recoiled FROM the smell and the filth The muscle has the ability to recoil
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Flourish
Verbo/subst Crescer e desenvolver com sucesso Mover algo de uma mão para a outra With a flourish - qd vc faz um movimento grande e notavel My tomatoes are flourishing this summer Watercolor painting began to flourish in Britain around 1750 Parts of the city continues to flourish This is the perfect moment for our company to flourish and expand it He took off his hat with a flourish She ran up to her father, flourishing her diploma
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Stagger
Verbo/subt Andar com dificuldade quase caindo (cambalear), deixar os outros chocados por algum comportamento inusitado (atordoar), fazer determinado cronograma (escalonar) After he was attacked, he managed to stagger TO the phone and call for help Ha staggered all his colleagues BY suddenly announcing that he was leaving the company at the end of the month Some countries have staggered school holidays so that holiday resorts do not become overcrowded
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Recourse
Subst Recurso, ato de recorrer If the company won’t pay me, the only recourse left to me is to sue them Not everyone has recourse to expansive professional advice At present, older workers have no legal recourse if they think they have suffered age discrimintation
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Frantically
Freneticamente, loucamente I’ve been working frantically all week to get it finished on time I got home to find Lara frantically searching for her keys
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Knowingly
Conscientemente, intencionalmente I’ve never knowingly offended him Many of them knowingly broke the law
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Allege
Alegar, afirmar, declarar Acusar sem provas She is alleged to have been the center of an international drug ring It was alleged that Johnson has struck Mr Rahim on the head The two men allege the police forced them to make false confessions
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Framework
Sistema de regras e ideias usado para planejar ou decidir algo Armação, quadro, estrutura A legal framework for resolving disputes Most biologists use the same basic framework for classification The steel framework of a bridge They’re working WITHIN the framework of a military bureaucracy
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Inception
Começo, criação, início, inauguração, lançamento Since its inception in 1968, the company has been at the forefront of computer development She has been on the board since its inception two years ago
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Honeycomb
Favo de mel, colmeia
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Scraps
Verbo/subst Nao continuar com o sistema/planejamento Descartar algo que não é mais util Tralha, sucata, ferro velho, rascunho We scrapped our plans for a trip to France Hundreds of nuclear weapons have been scrapped We sold our car for scrap Do you have a scrap OF paper i could write on? I’ve read every scrap of i formation i can find on the subject There’s not a scrap of evidence to suggest that he committed the crime
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Set shifts
Definir mudanças
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Notwithstanding
A despeito de Não obstante Injuries notwithstanding, the team won the semifinal Notwithstanding some member’s objections, i think we must go ahead with the plan
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Stand aside
Abandonar cargo permitindo que outro tome o lugar Dar passagem e espaço para alguem passar It’s time he stood aside and let a more qualified person on the job Stand aside, please, the doctor can get through
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Stand back
Se afastar Please stand back - then all of you will be able to see what i’m doing
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Stand for
Apoiar, tolerar, representar (stand FOT STH) I wouldn’t stand for that sort of behavior from him He can’t speak to me like that - i’m not going to stand for it! You have to identify what you want your brand to stand for This party has always stood for working-class values
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Stand up to
Se defender contra alguem que quer te tratar injustamente, enfrentar, confrontar, fazer frente a He wasn’t afraid to STAND UP TO bullies You’ve got to stand up to people like that
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Pick out
Escolher, selecionar, reconhecer From all the puppies, we picked out the smallest one to take home We could pick our parents out easily in this old photos
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Pick on
Implicar, azucrinar, aporrinhar He gets PICKED ON BY the other boys because he’s so small Why are you picking on me? Stop picking on me! She felt she was being picked on.
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Pick over
Examinar para escolher She picked over the strawberries, selecting the largest ones
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Pick off
Atirar em pessoa ou animar dentro de um grupo ??????????
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Hit the bottom line
Ir para o Ponto principal, conclusão
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Hit the brass tacks
Ir ao que interessa
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Hit the bull’s eyes
Acertar o alvo
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Hit the nut and bolts
Ir aos pormenores e detalhes
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On the ropes
Em dificuldades
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On the lookout
Estar atento
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On the sly
Ter cuidado, secretamente
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On the run
Fugir
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Stand up for
Defender
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Put up with
Aturar, aguentar
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Live up to
Cumprir
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Come down
Resumir-se, se resume a…
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Going to the dogs
Indo de mal a pior
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Going through the roof
Altissimo
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Going off the deep end
Indo ao fundo do poço
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Through the motions
Seguindo o fluxo
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Workload
Carga de trabalho
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Insurmountable
Instransponível, insuperável
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Proofread
Revisar
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Hassle
Problema
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Stranded
Encalhado, abandonado | Sem dinheiro ou transporte
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Grimy
Encardido, sujo
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Attire
Traje, vestuário, geralmente formal em evento
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Apologetic
Se desculpar por falha
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Stunned
Chocado, surpreso, atordoado
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Overdue
Atrasado, vencido
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Stray
Se dispersar do grupo, do pensamento
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Jeopardize
Pôr em risco
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Petitioned
Pedir formalmente (legal)
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Strayed
Se isolou, extraviou, dispersou
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Cope
Lidar com situação difícil
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Slam
Bater (a porta)
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Uphold
Sustentar | Apoiar
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Staged
Encenado (teatro)
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Rashly
Precipitadamente
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Whatsoever
Jeito nenhum, seja o que for | Em nenhuma hipótese
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Praises
Elogios
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Apportion
Repartir, dividir, partilhar
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Opportioned
Oferecido
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Partition
Divisão, partição
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Doled
Distribuído
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Resumption
Retomada
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Consumption
Consumo
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Assumption
Suposição
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Presumption
Presunção
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Accredited
Autorizado, aprovado
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New comer
Recém-chegado
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Adhere
Aderir, concordar
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Comply
Cumprir
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Lectern
Púlpito
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Contorted
Contorcido
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Heartfelt
Sincero
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Forthcoming
Próximo, futuro
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Foreboding
Pressentimento
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Fortuitous
Casual, incidental
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Subdued
CONTROLAR AS EMOÇÕES | Subjugado, dominado
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Lingering
Persistente, prolongado
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Halting
Hesitante
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Loitering
Vadiagem
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Recollection
Lembrança
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Impairs
Prejudica
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Outsource
Terceirizar
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Offloading
Descarregando
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Tackle
Enfrentar | Equipamento
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Explote
Explorar
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Amusingly
Divertidamente
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Burden
Carga, fardo
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Foremost
Acima de tudo, mais importante
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Maneuverable
Monabravel
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Skillful
Hábil
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Abounded
Abandonado
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Hanging by a thread
Por um fio
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Touch and go
Incerto, delicado, instável
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From left field
Inesperado, excêntrico, inconvencional
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Out of bounds
Ultrapassar o limite
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Out of the blue
Sem mais nem menos
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Out of question
Fora de cogitação
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Out of sight
Fora do alcance, fora de vista
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At arm’s lengh
Em condições de concorrência
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Arm in arm
Braços dados
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Up in arms
Com raiva, revoltados, em pé de guerra
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An arm and a leg
Os olhos da cara
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From day to day
Dia após dia
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Hand to mouth
Pouco dinheiro
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Hard to come by
Difícil de encontrar
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Thin on the ground
Raros, poucos
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Homerun
Grande conquista
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Showdown
Evento final
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Knockout
Atraente
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Fisticuffs
Briga de socos
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Furnish
Mobiliar, abastecer com pessoas ou coisas
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Forthright
Direto, franco, sincero
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Forasmuch
Portanto
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Indasmuch
Na medida em que, enquanto…
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Pitched
Arremessado
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Livelihood
Meio de vida
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Mildly
Suavemente
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Proficiency
Competência
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Living
Viva, vivo, vida, sustento
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Lively
Vivaz, vívido, alegre
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Livable
Habitável
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Sortie
Sortido
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Errand
Incumbência, recado, mensagem
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In all likelihood
Com toda a probabilidade
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Razing
Destruindo completamente
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Uprooting
Desenraizar
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Astounding
Espantoso
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Revamp
Renovar
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Whatnot
Enfeite, “e o que mais for semelhante - etc…” Pen, pencil and whatnot
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Prone
Propenso, inclinado, de bruços
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Swindle
Trapacear | Barganhar
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Spin
Girar, rodar
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Dwind
Diminuir
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Saddle (sb with sth)
Dar missão difícil ou chata
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Tangled
Emaranhado
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Tumbled
Tombou, caiu
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Jumbled
Confuso, misturado, bagunçado
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Stumbled
Tropeçou
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Burnish
Polimento
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Varnish
Verniz
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Garnish
Guarnição, enfeite, adorno
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Tarnish
Manchar (imagem ou reputação)
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Counterparts
Homólogo
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Contestant
Competidor
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Pleaded
Implorou, se declarou (culpado, inocente…)
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Dismantled
Desmontado
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Indelible
Indelével, permanente
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Impervious
Impermeável
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Single-minded
Determinado, obstinado, focado
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Short-sighted
Míope, que tem visão curta, visão limitada
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Clasp
Fecho
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Breakthrough
Avanço, importante descoberta
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Grommets
Ilhós
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Jarred out
Sacudido, de fora
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Nestle
Se aninhar
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Household name
Nome familiar
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Drawback
Recuo, desvantagem
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Conveying
Transportando, transmitindo
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Rod
Haste, vara
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Unambiguous
Inequívoco, claro, não ambíguo
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Blunt
Ponta romba, cega | Brusco
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Trait
Característica, marca, peculiaridade
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Commence
Começar
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Prominence
Subst Ganhar notoriedade, ser famoso ou importante, proeminencia, saliencia She came to prominence as an artist The rocky prominence resembled a snow-capped mountain
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Beams
Feixes
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Char
Verbo - carbonizar | Subst - carvão, trabalho esporadico
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Plight
Subst - Apuro, condição, estado Verbo - empenhar, comprometer We must direct our efforts toward relieving the plight of children living in poverty
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Scam
Subs - fraude Verbo - = swindle = trapacear An insurance scam A guy that scams the eldery out of their savings
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Apron
Avental
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Harshly
Duramente, severamente, bruscamente
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Bales
Fardos
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Downside
Desvantagem, ponto negativo
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Behold
Ver, observar, contemplar
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Insolvency
Falência
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Aesthetic
Estetica
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Get a word in edgewise
Ter chance de falar (quando vc esta conversando com uma pessoa que fala demais e não da chance para ninguém falar
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Hereunder
Abaixo assinado
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Extolled
Exaltado, enaltecido, louvado
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Renowned
Renomado
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Eminent
Famoso, importante
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Imminent
Que esta para acontecer
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Disclose
Revelar, divulgar
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On the air
Ao vivo
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Out in open
Todos sabem
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Up in the air
Em aberto
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Bear away
Afastar, remover, mudar de lugar
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Deal a blow
Tirar a chance de ter sucesso, de dar certo
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Thoroughly
Completamente
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Heinous
Hediondo
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Endeavor
Esforço Se esforçar para Se empenhar
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Dull
Adj - Chato = que não é interessante e nem excitante, não chama a atenção Verb - embotar, entorpecer
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Enliven
Animar, avivar, alegrar
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Corny puns
Trocadilhos cafonas
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Retrieve
Recuperar, recobrar, reaver
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Constrained
Nao natural, controlado, forçado
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Assign
Atribuir, nomear, especificar
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Stumped
Perplexo
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Forecast
Verb - prever, predizer | Subs - previsão, prognostico
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Reliance
Subst - confiança
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Bashful
Timido
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Inasmuch
Enquanto.. Usado no inicio da Frase para justificar algo dito a seguir Inasmuch as you are the mother, you have to be responsible for the Baby Inasmuch as we don’t have money, we will keep at home
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Flustered
Perturbado, irritado, confuso
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Drawback
Desvantagem, ponto negativo
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Allegiance
Fidelidade, obediencia
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Indulgence
Jacada, satisfacao, prazer
423
Excel
Ser excelente, sobressair
424
Early bout
Luta, crise, ataque
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Abreast
Lado a lado
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Mishap
Acidente, contratempo
427
Gimmicks
Truques
428
Contraptions
Engenhoca; geringonça
429
Ad nauseam
Discutir um assunto sem fim
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Anew
Um novo, uma nova versão
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Dashing
Arrojado, confiante, aventureiro Dashing soldier
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Smearing
Mancha ou borrão (roupa ou reputação)
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Subtle
Sutil
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Ascribed
Atribuiu, imputou, designou
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Diligently
Com cuidado e atenção
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Held out
Estender, resistir
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Bogged down
Atolado de trabalho ou papéis
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Interspersing
Intercalado
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Insuring
Ressarcir, se proteger de contingência
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Ensuring
Garantido
441
Purport
Propósito, intenção, sentido | Reivindicar algo, fingir fazer algo
442
Alluring
Sedutor
443
Evicted
Despejado, expulso, desalojado
444
Evaded
Se evadiu
445
Jump bail
Não aparecer no julgamento
446
Coalition
Aliança politica
447
Alliance
Aliança entre países ou organizações
448
Liable
Responsável por, sujeito a, passível de…
449
Inheritance
O que recebemos de herança
450
Heritage
Herança abstrata, cultural, hábitos
451
Chanted
Cantado
452
Grumbled
Resmungou
453
Defying
Desafiador
454
Booming
Crescendo, prosperando
455
Thwart
Contrariar
456
Topple
Tombar
457
Totter
Cambalear
458
Flawlessly
Perfeitamente
459
Faultlessly
Perfeitamente
460
Assuredly
Com certeza, indubitavelmente
461
Composedly
Serenamente
462
Break the ice
Quebrar o gelo
463
Break the mold
Quebrar o molde, fazer diferente
464
Break the cycle
Quebrar o ciclo
465
Break the bank
Falir, arruinar as finanças
466
Probe (into)
Sonda | Sondar
467
Menacing
Ameaçadora, alarmante
468
Hew out
Talhado
469
Seeps into
Penetrar
470
Meld into
Fundir
471
Bid (on items)
Dar lance em leilão, licitação…
472
Ascertain
Verificar, determinar, averiguar
473
Drained
Drenado
474
Hereafter
Daqui em diante | A seguir
475
Grossed $$$
Arrecadar dinheiro
476
Hustle
Verbo - fazer apressadamente, andar rapido
477
Hurdle
Obstaculo, dificuldade
478
Toil
Trabalho duro, trabalho pesado
479
Whereas
Enquanto isso
480
Intricate
Intricado, complexo, complicado
481
Boisterous
Violento, tempestuoso, rude
482
Ballpark
Estadio
483
Precinct
Recinto (local com paredes)
484
Vain
Vaidoso | Inútil (vain attempt)
485
Butter up
Puxar o saco Bajular Adular = fawn over
486
Fend off
Se defender Evitar (Alguem ou algo)
487
Fawn over
Puxar o saco Bajular Adular = butter up
488
Drive sb back
Repelir um ataque
489
Hair-raising
De cabelo em pé | Horripilante
490
Heartrending
Comovente
491
Cloak-and-dagger
Capa e espada | Quando algo é misterioso, como uma história de suspense e investigação
492
Cliff-hanging
Caso importante, excitante, perigoso, uma aventura…
493
Reputed
Suposto, renomado
494
Eviction
Despejo
495
Over the hump
O pior já passou
496
Out of line
Se comportar mal, de forma inadequada
497
Speak off the cuff
Falar de improviso
498
Stately
Formal, clássico
499
Blandly
Que não desperta interesse | Sem graça
500
Defer
Adiar
501
Feeble
Inadequado, inconveniente
502
Frail
Frágil
503
Fickle
Inconstante, indeciso, instável
504
Fallible (Infallible)
Falível, infalível
505
Notorious
Má fama
506
Stroke of genious
Jogada de mestre
507
Skip by
Passar rápido por algo
508
Fell through
Ir por agua abaixo
509
On cloud nine
Muito feliz
510
Over the moon
Muito feliz
511
Venue
Local
512
Tease
Provocar
513
Withal
Alem disso
514
Comprise
Incluir, abranger
515
Extante
Existente
516
Mining
Mineração
517
Savvy
Adj - experiente Subst - habilidade, entendimento Verb - saber
518
Varyingly
Variadamente
519
Unevenly
Desigualmente
520
Unequally
Desigualmente
521
Evasive
Evasivo
522
Deceptive
Enganoso
523
Fugitive
Fugitivo, efêmero
524
Assent
Concordar
525
Derides
Ridicularizar
526
Accordance
Conformidade, acordo
527
Breadth
Largura
528
Surpassed
Superado
529
Loot
Saquear, saque
530
Compress
Compressa, comprimir
531
Crumble
Se desfazer (deteriorar)
532
Attainable
Alcançável, atingivel
533
Bulk
Subs - volume, massa | Verbo - juntar
534
Rebuking
Repreensão
535
Retaining
Contenção | Manter algo em mente
536
Underway
A caminho
537
Afoot
Ja acontecendo
538
Endured
Suportou
539
Dispatch
Despacho, despachar
540
Dispel
Dissipar
541
Jump the gun
Se precipitar
542
Jump on the bandwagon
Seguir a moda, entrar na onda
543
Jump through hoops
Passar pro tribulações | Fazer esforço
544
Summit
Cume, nível de mais alto sucesso
545
Devoid
Desprovido
546
Desolate
Desolado, deserto
547
Amalgamate
Unir para formar uma organização ou estrutura
548
Blow down
Derrubar
549
Let off steam
Aliviar o stress
550
Sparsely
Escassamente
551
Exempt
Isentar, isento
552
Unbidden
Espontâneo, não convidado
553
Subjected
Submetido
554
Blast
Explosão, explodir
555
In the wake
No rastro, em consequencia
556
Devise
Inventar, legado
557
Unquenchable
Insaciável
558
Namesake
Homônimo
559
Intermingled
Misturado
560
Interbred
Cruzar raças
561
Interlapped
Intercalado
562
Jump in
Interromper
563
Economic forecast
Previsão econômica
564
Turmeric
Cúrcuma
565
Dignitaries
Pessoas importantes
566
Pitch
Tom, arremesso, arremessar
567
Clerk
Atendente, balconista, funcionário
568
In due course
Em momento oportuno
569
Exclusionary
Excludente
570
Cogency
Convicção, PESO, força de vontade THE MESSAGE LACKS COGENCY I WAS STRUCK BY THE COGENCY OF HIS REASONING
571
Unwillingly
De má | Vontade
572
Unflagging
Incansável, persistente
573
Compelling
Atraente
574
Propelling
Impulsionando
575
Unswerving
Inabalável
576
Ravishing
Encantador, arrebatador
577
Feasting
Festejando
578
Pursuant to
De acordo com, consequentemente
579
Warily
Com cautela
580
Bluff
Blefe
581
Pretense
Pretensão, fingimento
582
To pin down
Fixar
583
Sob
Soluço
584
Caterpillars
Lagartas
585
Threads
Tópicos, fios de seda
586
Disruption
Perturbação, ruptura, problema que provoca interrupção
587
Subterfuge
Manobra evasiva | Pretexto
588
Deragements
Perturbação mental
589
Derailments
Descarrilhamento
590
Outbreak
Inicio de guerra ou doença
591
Outburst
Explosão de emoção
592
Maladroit
Desajeitado, desastrado
593
Seditious
Que provoca rebelião contra o governo
594
Lose your cool
Perder a calma
595
Lose your bearings
Perder o rumo
596
Lose your edge
Perder a vantagem
597
Lose your grip
Perder o controle da situação
598
Fizzled out
Fracassar Chegar ao fim
599
Shoot down
Rejeitar ideia ou sugestão
600
Tumble over
Queda de preço ou valor
601
Slipped up
Errou
602
Subterfuge
Manobra evasiva, pretexto
603
Instigation (of sb)
Agradecer sugestão ou encorajamento
604
Enunciate
Se pronunciar, declarar, expor
605
Annunciate
Anunciar, informar
606
Tandem
Junto, um na frente do outro
607
Perilous
Perigoso, arriscado
608
Grievous
Doloroso, penoso
609
Dubious
Incerto, desonesto
610
Canny
Astuto, sagaz, esperto | = shrewd
611
Covert
Dissimulado, escondido
612
Slothful
Preguiçoso
613
Frivolous
Bobo, leviano
614
Envoy
Enviado, emissário
615
Surrogate
Substituto
616
Bear the bell
Ser o melhor
617
Bear the brunt
Aceitar a culpa
618
Bear the burden
Enfrentar as consequências
619
Bear the palm
Ser vitorioso
620
Enmity
Inimizade, hostilidade
621
Amity
Amizade
622
Counteract
Contrariar
623
Alluded
Aludir, citar
624
Garner
Angariar, celeiro
625
Stuffed
Recheado
626
Therefore
Por isso, portanto
627
Rendered
Rendido
628
Outfitted
Equipado
629
Swifter
Mais rapido
630
Sturdy
Robusto, forte
631
Groundbreaking
Inovador
632
Burrowing
Adj - que cava
633
Impending
Impedindo
634
Brunt
Impacto
635
Malicious
Malicioso, maligno
636
Reckless
Irresponsável
637
Outcome
Resultado
638
Peril
Perigo
639
Plaintiff
Demandante, querelante
640
Draw up
Preparar
641
Embodies
Encarnar, incorporar, incluir
642
Ancillary
Adj/subst | Auxiliar, subordinado
643
Pertained
Pertencente a | Se refere a
644
Attained
Atingiu
645
Incontrovertible
Incontestável
646
Inexorable
Impossível de parar ou prevenir
647
Detached
Destacado
648
Finery
Roupas elegantes
649
Pondering
Ponderando
650
Brooding
Triste
651
To chart
Traçar Mapear Fretar
652
Thrills
Emoção
653
Tongue-in-cheek
Irônico | Não real
654
Prelude
Ato anterior, introdução
655
Precept
Preceito | Norma
656
Preface
Introdução do livro
657
Preamble
Preambulo
658
Hot under the collar
Furioso Chateado Envergonhado
659
Under the weather
Doente
660
Bent out of shape
Irritado
661
On pins and needles
Nervoso
662
Brandished
Brandir
663
Branded
Estigmatizado
664
Burnished
Polido
665
Bashed
Bater | Esmagar
666
Affable
De fácil conversa
667
Amicable
Amigável
668
To bolster
Reforçar | Apoiar
669
Mastering
Saber controlar a emoção
670
Mustering
Juntar coragem e energia
671
Accruing
Acumular dinheiro
672
Get around
Tornar público
673
Spring up
Surgir
674
Come across
Encontrar
675
Sink in
Entender completamente
676
Remembrance
Em comemoração
677
Escalated
Se intensificaram
678
Burgeoned
Desenvolver rapidamente
679
Squander
Esbanjar | Desperdiçar
680
Wane
Minguar Declínio Diminuir popularidade
681
Innately
Inatamente
682
Kinship
Parentesco
683
Likeness
Semelhança
684
Cloak
Capa
685
Conceal
Esconder
686
Stow
Arrumar, guardar
687
Foothold
Base, posição firme
688
Thrive
Crescer, prosperar
689
Ravage
Devastação
690
Clog
Entupir
691
Indigenous
Nativo
692
To tickle
Fazer cócegas
693
To bore
Chatear
694
Eavesdropped
Ouvir por acaso | Espionar
695
Overt
Evidente, claro
696
To render
Tornar | Render
697
To bend
Dobrar
698
Cluttered
Desordenado
699
Scaremongering
Alarmante
700
Amiable
Amável
701
Inkling
Pressentimento
702
Extortionate
Exorbitante
703
Inflict
Inflingir
704
Afflicted
Aflito
705
Pestered
Importunado, incomodado
706
Constraints
Restrições
707
Containments
Contenções
708
Restraints
Restrições
709
Toilsome
Trabalhoso
710
Toilsome
Trabalhoso
711
Gambles
Apostas
712
Entice
Seduzir
713
Endow
Dotar
714
Loosen up
Relaxar
715
Head off
Sair/ir, evitar/desviar
716
To cling to
Se agarrar a
717
Stir up
Agitar
718
Newfangled
Novo e moderno porém inútil
719
Quintessencial
Exemplo típico
720
Nuisance
Incômodo
721
Allotments
Lote, cota, parcela
722
Farcical
Ridículo
723
Debacle
Fiasco
724
Blunder
Erro bobo, tolice, mancada
725
Ulterior
Oculto
726
Scarred
Com cicatriz, cicatrizado
727
Scalded
Escaldado
728
Scraped
Arranhado
729
Scorched
Chamuscado | Seco, desidratado
730
Utterly
Completamente, absolutamente
731
Overtly
Abertamente
732
Chastised
Castigar, punir, repreender
733
Wide of the mark
Incorreto, impreciso
734
Quick of the mark
Rápido em responder
735
Up to the mark
Bom o suficiente
736
Below the mark
Abaixo do esperado
737
Fumigation
Desinfecção com fumaça
738
Ruffled
Irritado, bagunçado
739
Dispute
Contestar
740
Disburse
Gastar de um fundo
741
Disband
Dissolver, desfazer grupo
742
Dissent
Divergir, discordar
743
Demote
Rebaixar
744
Dogmatic
Com forte opinião
745
Adamant
Inflexível
746
Biased
Com viés, prejudicado, desequilibrado
747
Ease sb way
Se deslocar com cuidado
748
Subvert
Subverter
749
Inquiry
Investigação, inquérito
750
Corollary
Que deriva de, em decorrência de, desenlace
751
Undermine
Minar, enfraquecer
752
Conjunctured
Conjunto de coisas acontecendo ao mesmo tempo A magazine at the conjuncture of music, fashion, art and design A particular conjuncture of events unleashed the extraordinary destructive power of Nazism
753
Scrutiny
Exame minucioso
754
Meager
Escasso
755
Footage
Imagens de video
756
Stubborn
Teimoso
757
Hinder
Impedir
758
Atonement
Reparação, indenização
759
Deep-seated
Estabelecido
760
Glimpse
Piscar de olhos
761
Ad hoc
Quando necessário, com propósito
762
Kindle
Acender
763
Flickered
Cintilou
764
Sparked
Provocou
765
Spark
Faísca
766
Sparkled
Cintilou
767
Outspread
Espalhado
768
Diverted
Desviado
769
Mold
Bolor
770
Flimsy
Frágil
771
Oddity
Estranheza
772
Incongruity
Incompatibilidade, incongruência
773
Alterity
Alteridades, diferente
774
Quarrel
Briga
775
Precluded
Impedir
776
Lavish
Generoso, gastador, luxuoso
777
Voluminous
Volumoso (roupa e cortina)
778
Broad
Largo
779
Nurtures
Encorajar o desenvolvimento de | Nutre
780
Plotted
Conspirar
781
Overthrow
Derrubar
782
Come down
Cair
783
Fall through
Ir por agua abaixo
784
Give away
Revelar segredo acidentalmente
785
Go off
Ir embora
786
Concurrence
Concordar, ocorrer ao mesmo tempo
787
Austerity
Cortar gastos do governo
788
Paucity
Escassez
789
Solemnity
Seriedade, solenidade
790
Impertinence
Falta de respeito
791
Shirk
Fugir, evitar
792
Shift
Mudança
793
Slog
Trabalhar duro
794
Slack
Não fazer nada, tendo que trabalhar
795
Bitter
Amargo
796
Broths
Caldos
797
Demise
Morte
798
Widespread
Generalizado
799
Insurrection
Rebelião
800
Humble
Humilde
801
Accolate
Elogio
802
To get fed up with
Saco cheio
803
Dependable
Confiável
804
Entrenched
Impregnado, arraigado
805
To put (sb) up for (sth)
Hospedar
806
Perish
Perecer
807
Canopy
Cobertura
808
Recedes
Recua, retrocede
809
Stricken
Acometido
810
Swarming
Formando um enxame, um grupo que se movimenta
811
Abounding
Abundante
812
Lumber
Madeira serrada
813
Twigs
Galhos
814
Barks
Casca (de arvore), latido
815
Subsume
Incluir
816
Upward
Para cima
817
Staked
Apostar dinheiro etc
818
Bereavement
Luto
819
Infirmity
Enfermidade
820
Stint
Tarefa, trabalho curto
821
Ingrained
Enraizado
822
Inferred
Concluir baseado em info
823
Barrage (of sth)
Enxurrada de perguntas, comentários
824
Shelling
Bombardeio
825
Crossfire
Discussao
826
Knuckle down
Trabalhar duro
827
Knock back
Shot de bebida (tomar)
828
Crack down
Agir contra algo ilegal
829
Kick off
Começar (jogo, evento)
830
Excerpts
Trecho de um texto
831
Vouches
Atestar veracidade
832
Revoke
Revogar lei
833
Invoked
Fazer uso da lei
834
Evoked
Lembrar alguem de algo, ter sentimento
835
Bargain
Vender com preço baixo
836
Strike a blow (against sb)
Prejudicar
837
Embarked
Começar a fazer algo novo ou exigente
838
Sparingly
Com moderação
839
Painstaking
Meticuloso
840
Commodity
Mercadoria
841
Asset
Habilidade
842
Quirks
Peculiaridades
843
Idiosyncrasies
Comportamento peculiar
844
Laudable
Louvável
845
Estimable
Estimável, respeitável
846
Inherently
Inerentemente
847
Stalwart
Robusto, forte
848
Apprenticeship
Aprendizagem
849
Stretches
Trechos
850
Surmise
Presumir
851
Deemed
Considerado
852
Sneakily
Sorrateiramente
853
Cunningly
Astutamente
854
Deceptively
Enganosamente
855
Mitigate
Atenuar
856
Attempt
Tentativa
857
Capsized
Virar, emborcar, capotar
858
Out of sorts
Aborrecido
859
Out of place
Inadequado para a situação
860
Out of humor
Mau humor
861
Out of things
Deslocado
862
Haul
Levantar peso
863
Tug
Arrastar
864
Hoard
Estocar, acumular
865
Defacement
Danificar a superficie
866
Detriment
Dano
867
Disablement
Deficiencia fisica
868
Divestement
Desinvestimento
869
Pretend
Fingir
870
Exert
Usar poder para fazer trabalho
871
Exhort
Incitar alguém a fazer algo
872
Ineffably
Indescritivelmente
873
Foretold
Predito
874
Foreclosed
Hipotecado
875
Foregone conclusion
Conclusão precipitada
876
Foreseen
Previsto
877
Blemish
Defeito
878
Taint
Manchar (imagem ou reputação)
879
Mar
Arruinar
880
Burst
Som ou sentimento forte e súbito
881
Dash
Correr para alcançar alguém
882
Under the table
Ilegal (dinheiro)
883
Above the law
Não obedece a lei
884
Skim
Ler o principal
885
Simmer
Ferver lentamente
886
Shimmer
Brilhando
887
Concocted
Inventado
888
Exemplary
Modelo perfeito
889
Stifled
Sufocado, abafado
890
Sorely
Dolorosamente, intensamente
891
Whistleblower
Denunciante
892
Bedlam
Confusão
893
Bowl (sb) over
Bater e derrubar por acidente
894
Toss (sth) up
Jogar cara e coroa
895
Take (sth) in
Entender e lembrar info
896
Mull (sth) over
Considerar algo antes de decidir
897
Prodigious
Grande quantidade
898
Prolific
Que produz muitas obras (artista)
899
Profuse
Abundante
900
Of no account
Sem importância
901
On no account
Sob nenhuma circunstancia
902
By all accounts
Como dizem…
903
On that account
Nesse caso…
904
Equivocate
Tentar esconder falando de forma confusa
905
Umpire
Arbitro
906
Referee
Arbitro
907
Industrious
Trabalhador
908
Mere
Apenas
909
Sheer
Puro e óbvio
910
Feel the pinch
Aperto financeiro
911
Skate on thin ice
Fazer algo que pode ter graves consequencias
912
Take the plunge
Dar um passo perigoso
913
Go up in smoke
Plano fracassar
914
Wander
Perambular
915
Revenue
Renda, receita, rendimento
916
Blueprints
Planta (arquitetura)
917
Slump
Queda
918
Austere
Inflexível, formal, sóbrio, rígido
919
Freight
Frete, carga
920
Unembellished
Sem embelezamento
921
Streak
Risca, onde, sequencia
922
To snap at (sb)
Gritar
923
Cramped
Apertado
924
Heedless
Desatento, indiferente
925
Oblivious
Desatento, alheio
926
Clear head start
Bom começo
927
Refrain
Evitar, refrear
928
Recur
Reaparecer, ocorrer
929
Stem
Se origina de
930
Dissimilar
Diferente
931
Trickster
Vigarista
932
Conniving
Conivente
933
Hold down a job
Manter emprego
934
Hold up
Permanecer forte ou com sucesso
935
Hold on
Segurar firme, esperar
936
Hold out
Continuar apesar das dificuldades
937
Hold back
Parar
938
Wails
Chorar, lamentação
939
Utters
Profere
940
To be held accountable for
Se responsabilizar por
941
Ailments
Doenças
942
Relinquished
Abandonar, renunciar
943
Renounced
Renunciar
944
To Repent (of sth)
Se arrepender
945
Repeal
Revogar lei
946
Formative
Em formação
947
Detained
Detido
948
Constrained
Obrigado
949
Yearn (for sth)
Anseio ou desejo por
950
Crave (sth)
Desejo de gravida
951
Long (for sth)
Desejar ter algo
952
Lust (for sth)
Desejo por algo que não precisa
953
Preside
Presidir
954
Prevail
Prevalecer, triunfar
955
Long-winded
Discurso prolixo
956
Hold (sb/sth) up
Fazer com que se atrase
957
Gob (sb) down
Fazer com que fique preso ao fazer algo
958
Edge (sb) out of (sth)
Afastar de
959
Reissue
Reeditar, republicar
960
Reinstate
Reintegrar
961
Settle on
Chegar a um acordo
962
Witty
Diálogos espirituosos
963
Subtly
Sutilmente
964
Overlook
Negligenciar, deixar passar
965
Bantering
De brincadeira
966
To lodge (sth)
Apresentar à autoridade, alojar
967
Plummeted
Desabou
968
Couch potato
Preguiçoso
969
Swerve
Desviar
970
Stanzas
Estrofes
971
Understatement
Atenuação
972
To strive
Se esforçar, lutar
973
Resourcefulness
Desenvoltura
974
Appraise
Avaliar
975
Fuss
Barulho, confusão
976
Dent
Amassado
977
Foot the bill
Comprar algo caro de forma relutante
978
Bear the expense
Arcar com o custo
979
Pick up the tab
Pagar a conta (de outro)
980
Pay top dollar
Pagar caro
981
Catch up with (sb)
Encontrar, causar problema
982
Put up with (sth/sb)
Suportar
983
Go along with (sth/sb)
Suportar
984
Obtrude
Impor opinião, intrometer
985
Tamper
Estragar, adulterar
986
Incumbent
Necessario para, obrigatorio (on), responsavel
987
Off the beaten track
Longe da maioria
988
Out in the left field
Errado ou estranho
989
Off the wall
Divertidamente incomum
990
Shredded
Picado
991
Livestock
Gado
992
Weeds
Erva daninha
993
By leaps and bounds
Aos trancos e barrancos
994
Culprit
Culpado
995
Pungent
Forte, intenso
996
Sinewy
Musculoso
997
Sinew
Tendão
998
Sturdy
Robusto
999
Burn up
Febre
1000
Burn down (sth)
Queimar
1001
Burn off (sth)
Queimar para gastar
1002
Burn out
Parar de funcionar
1003
Put away (sb)
Prender
1004
Put away (sth)
Guardar, comer muito
1005
Put aside (sth)
Deixar de lado, separar e reservar
1006
Put off (sth)
Adiar
1007
Put off (sb)
Evitar
1008
Wear (sb) down
Cansar, erodir
1009
Wear (sth) away
Desgastar
1010
Wear off
Desaparecer, acabar
1011
Wear (sb) out
Cansar | Se tornar inutil
1012
Wear out (sth)
Usar ate acabar
1013
Do up
Fechar
1014
Make up
Reconciliar, compensar o tempo perdido (make up the time)
1015
Pun
Trocadilho, jogo de palavras
1016
Is beyond me
Nao consigo entender
1017
Pool
Juntar (unir fontes) dinheiro para
1018
Bears OUT
Apoiar teoria/idéia
1019
Bears away
Remover sb/sth de algum lugar
1020
Bear with
Ser paciente com alguem
1021
Bear down
Colocar mais esforço
1022
Pose (a question)
Raise a question
1023
Bolting
Fugir com medo
1024
Growing pains
Dificuldades de empreendedor
1025
Turn down
Rejeitar
1026
Turn over
Tornar SB responsavel por
1027
Turn against
Virar SB conta SB
1028
Turn around
Dar a volta por cima
1029
Ordinance
Lei (local)
1030
Implicate
Sugerir q SB esta envolvido em STH
1031
Infer
Concluir a partir de fatos
1032
Wide of the mark
Incorreto
1033
Shirk
Evitar fazer o que deve ser feito
1034
Pervasive
Penetrante
1035
Devious
Tortuoso
1036
Albeit
Embora
1037
Gaudy
Espalhafatoso, exagerado
1038
Brash
Impetuoso, Entulho | Autoritário
1039
Tawdry
Bonito mas de má qualidade
1040
Span
Toda a extensão
1041
Ploy
Estratagema | Ação destinada a tirar vantagem de uma situação
1042
Cosseted
Mimado
1043
Foul
Adj - imundo, desagradavel Subst - a falta Verbo - sujar, entupir
1044
Rungs
Degraus
1045
Bequeath
Legado Deixar como herança (Hand down)
1046
Willed
Free-willed = livre arbítrio
1047
Unfurl
Desdobrar
1048
Unwinds
Desenrolar
1049
Untwists
Desenrolar
1050
Amid
Em meio a
1051
Ominous
Sinistro
1052
Fateful
Fatídico
1053
Dire
Terrivel ou urgente
1054
Disregard
Desprezo
1055
Contempt
Desprezo, desdem
1056
Coax
Persuadir
1057
Backlog
Acúmulo
1058
Stockpile
Estoque
1059
Hoard
Hoard of gold Tesouro escondido Provisões ocultas
1060
Cache
Coisas escondidas
1061
Overruled
Anulado
1062
Override
Anular
1063
Discretion
Criterio
1064
Incompliant
Incompleto
1065
Insurgent
Rebelde | Insurgente
1066
Grudgingly
A contragosto | De ma vontade
1067
Impersonate
Personificar | Imitar
1068
Bona fide
Genuíno, autentico
1069
Strained
Tenso
1070
Contrived
Artificial
1071
Innuendous
Insinuações
1072
Shrug
Encolher os ombros
1073
Thrash
Espancar
1074
Ostracize
Excluir alguem
1075
Maroon
Abandonar (ilha deserta)
1076
Extricate
Libertar de restrição ou dificuldade
1077
Overshadow
Ofuscar
1078
Spurious
Falso
1079
Extraneous
Irrelevante ou nao relacionado ao tema
1080
Inclement
Frio ou molhado de forma desconfortavel
1081
Withered
Murcharam
1082
Crumpled
Amassado
1083
Creacked
Rangeu, chiou
1084
Crackled
Estalar, crepitar
1085
Daunted
Intimidar, assustar
1086
Defile
Sujar, poluir
1087
Tame
Desinteressante
1088
Perpetrator
Criminoso
1089
Persecutor
Opressor
1090
Tingle
Formigamento (tipo de ansiedade)
1091
To cater for
Fornecer algo para ajudar
1092
Attune
Afinar instrumento
1093
Used up
Consumido completamente
1094
Queasy
Enjoado
1095
Fidget
Se mover inquietamente
1096
Fidget
Ficar inquieto (na cadeira)
1097
Shamble
Andar de forma lenta e irregular
1098
Lapse
Cair de determinado padrão
1099
Elope
Fugir para casar
1100
Flatter
Fazer alguém ficar mais atrativo
1101
Flicker
Alternância entre brilho e escuro
1102
Tinckle
Tilintar (sino)
1103
Tickle
Fazer cócegas
1104
Forgo
Desistir de algo agradavel
1105
Forestall
Antecipar
1106
Foretell
Predizer
1107
Forfeit
Perder ou ser forçado a desistir como punição
1108
Fine how-do-you-do
Usado para expressar decepção ou desaprovação
1109
The icing on the cake
Cereja do bolo | Adição desejável
1110
Make away
Pegar ou roubar
1111
Do time
Passar tempo na prisão
1112
Make haste
Se apressar
1113
Bound
Limite definido (jogos)
1114
Boundary
Linha imaginaria que define perímetros de uma area
1115
Border
Divisao entre países
1116
Bank
Encosta da colina, terreno inclinado, beira do rio
1117
Sneer
Zombar menosprezando
1118
Call off
Cancelar (compromisso)
1119
Put (sb) down
Fazer alguém parecer estupido na frente dos outros
1120
Put (sb) down
Colocar alguem pra baixo | Fazer parecer estupido
1121
Call away
Pedir para alguém mudar de lugar
1122
Spout
Bico (bule, chá)
1123
Drift
Pilha de neve ou areia provocada pelo vento
1124
Stroll
Andar de forma calma
1125
Flee
Fugir do perigo
1126
To drift
Vagar sem rumo
1127
Stingy
Mesquinho
1128
Stodgy
Enfadonho, desinteressante
1129
Stale
Velho e seco (comida)
1130
Streak
Marca longa e fina que contrasta com o fundo
1131
Strain
Esforço intenso
1132
Stroke
Afagar | Golpe
1133
Grope
Apalpar
1134
Graze
Arranhar
1135
Grate
Esfregar em superfície aspera
1136
Withstand
Sobreviver ou não se render
1137
Herd
Fazer um grupo (pessoas ou animais) mover-se junto
1138
Exacting
Muito exigente, precisando de muito esforço
1139
Petty
Trivial, pequeno e sem importância
1140
Pull up
Parar (em um veiculo)
1141
Wait up
Esperar em casa alguem chegar antes de ir dormir
1142
Stop up
Bloquear um buraco, ralo com alguma coisa
1143
Under wraps
Em sigilo
1144
Memento
Souvenir
1145
Veritable
Verdadeiro
1146
Bear out
Confirmar
1147
Bear with
Ser paciente
1148
Bear up
Se manter firme e forte
1149
Bear away
Remover
1150
Bear down
Se esforçar
1151
Clump
Grupo de coisas crescendo juntas
1152
Squad
Grupo de pessoas trabalhando juntas como um time
1153
Moldy
Bolorento
1154
Rotten
Podre, estragado
1155
Rusty
Enferrujado
1156
Musty
Cheiro de mofo
1157
Arise
Ocorrer (problemas, dificuldades…)
1158
Rise
Se levantar, mover para cima
1159
Rouse
Despertar
1160
Raise
Levantar algo
1161
Retract
Retrair | Voltar atras em algo dito
1162
Restrain
Se conter
1163
To mount
Montar | Plano ou evento
1164
To advance
Propor ou desenvolver teoria ou ideia
1165
Abide by sth
Seguir lei ou decisão
1166
Comply with
Obedecer regra ou comando
1167
Tentative
Sugerido mas não finalizado
1168
Go off the deep end
De repente se tornar extremo em comportamento
1169
Go through the motions
Fazer por fazer (sem interesse)
1170
Outproduced
Produzido em menor quantidade
1171
Outranked
Ficar abaixo no ranking
1172
Pick (sb/sth) off
Escolher e atirar
1173
Predicate
Pressupor
1174
Prospect
Uma possibilidade
1175
Haunting
Na mente
1176
Sleep like a log
Dormir como uma pedra
1177
Sleep tight
Wish “sleep well”
1178
Sleep it off
Dormir ate melhorar (ressaca)
1179
Concisely
Conciso, breve
1180
Convict (sb of sth)
Culpar
1181
Token
Algo que representa sentimento, qualidade….
1182
Insignia
Simbolo militar
1183
Crest
Simbolo que representa familia, escola… emblema
1184
Conglomerate
Negocio composto por varias companhias
1185
Be bound (to do sth)
Fazer algo
1186
Senseless
Inconsciente
1187
Hearty
Grande (refeição)
1188
Rebuke
Repreender | Repreensão
1189
Dispense
Distribuir algo pra alguem
1190
Dispel
Fazer sentimento ou crença desaparecer
1191
Against the stream
Contra a corrente
1192
On the trail of sb/sth
Procurando
1193
At full blast
Alto nivel
1194
Have a monkey on your back
Ter um problema/dificuldade que não consegue se livrar
1195
Get your back up
Ficar com raiva ou aborrecido
1196
Deposition
Demitir alguém de situação de poder
1197
Forbear
Antepassado
1198
Punctilious
Que sempre tenta se comportar corretamente | Meticuloso, formalista, cumpridor
1199
Amend
Corrigir
1200
Pivotal
Essencial, fundamental
1201
Waive
Renunciar
1202
Affluent
Rico
1203
Upheaval
Agitação, revolta
1204
Conspicuous
Notável