Wizard Flashcards
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Curtain
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Cortina
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Crib
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A small bed with high sides for a baby
Berço
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Load
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Alto
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Tone
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The quality of a person voice
Tom
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Sholaship
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An amount of money that is given by a school for a student to help pay for the student’s education
Bolsa de estudos
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Skycap
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A person whose job is to carry people’s luggage at an AirPort
Carregado de malas
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Bellboy
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A man who takes hotel guests to their rooms, carries luggages, etc.
Carregador de malas no hotel
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Out of one’s mind
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Insane, crazy
Insano, maluco
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To feel sorry for
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Felling sorrow or regret. Feel bad.
Sentir pena ou sentir-se mal
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Wakeup call
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Ligação despertador
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To be charged
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To demand a payment from
Ser cobrado, debitado, tarifado
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Chartered
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Alugado
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Aisle
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Corredor
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Thought
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An idea, plan, opinion, that is formed in your mind
Ideia, pensamento
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Customs
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Taxes or fees that are paid to the government when goods come into or go out a country.
Taxas de importação
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At least
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Pelo menos
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Connecting flight
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Conexão
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To run aways
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To leave quickly in order to avoid or escape
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To intend, intended
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To plan or want to do
Ter intenção, pretender
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To pretend, pretended
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To give a false appearance of being, possessing or performing.
Fingir
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Deal
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Bragain, trade
Acordo, negociação
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Ambitious
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Ambicioso
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ill
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Sick or unhealthy
Doente
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illness
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Sickness
Doença
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Confident
Confiável
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to make a deal
to make an agreement
| Fazer um acordo
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to hitchhike
to get a ride in a passing vehicle by holding you arm
| Pegar carona
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Anger
To make angry. Enfurecer, zangar
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to wear, wore, worn
to use or have something as clothing. Vestir
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to fit, fit, fit
to be the right size and shap for. Servir
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to match, matched
Combinar
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to trade, traded
to give something to someone and receive something in return. Exchange.
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to settle, settled
Acomodar, resolver. To resolve or reach an agreement about. Adopt a more steady or secure style of life, especially in a permanent job and home.
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to retire, retired
Aposentar. to stop a job or career because you have reached the age when you are not allowed to work anymore or don't need to work anymore.
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Network
Rede de contatos. A group of people or organizations that are closely connected and that work with each other.
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Talent
Talento. A special ability that allows someone to do something.
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Chairman
Presidente. A person who is responsible to manage a company or organization.
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Investor
Investidor. A person who puts money in a company.
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Income
Renda. Money that is earned from work, investments, business, etc.
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Qualifications
Qualificações. A special skill or type of experience or knowledge that makes someone suitable to do a particular job or activity
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References
Referências. A person who can be asked for information about another person's character, abilities, etc.
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Expertise
Expertise. Special skill or knowledge.
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Entrepreneur
Empresário. A person who starts a business and is willing to risk loss in order to make money.
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Intern
Estagiário. A student or tranee who work, sometimes without pay, at a trade or occupation in order to gain work experience.
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Efficient
Eficiente. Capable of producing desires results without wasting materials, time, or energy.
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Chiefly
Principalmente. Manly, most importantly.
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Balance
Balanço, saldo. The difference between an amount due and an amount paid.
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Visionary
Visionário. Having or showing clear ideas about what should happen or be done in the future.
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To get laid off
Ser demitido. To be fired.
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To lose your job
Perder seu emprego.
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To give notice
Dar o aviso prévio
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Corporate culture
Cultura da empresa
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Office politics
Políticas da empresa
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Career
Carreira
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to advance, advanced
Avançar, progredir. to move forward. To make progress. To continue in a process of development, aging, etc.
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Farewell
Despedida. An act of parting or making someone's departure.
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to lose, lost, lost
Perder. To be unable to find. To fail to win.
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to lead, led, led
Liderar. To guide someone or something along a way.
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to advertise, advertised
Anunciar. To make a public announcement about something that is wanted or available.
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to quit, quit, quit
Deixar, desistir. To leave a place.
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Obstacle
Obstáculo. Something that makes it difficult to do something.
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Consumption
Consumo. The use of something.
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Organization
Organização. Company, business.
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Power
Força, poder, energia. The ability or right to control people or things
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Prestige
Prestígio. The respect or admiration that someone or something gets for being successful or important.
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Determination
Determinação. A quality that makes you continue to do or achieve something that is difficult.
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Attitude
Atitude. A feeling or way of thinking that affects a person's behavior.
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Personnel
Pessoal, personal, equipe, time. Crew, staff. The people who work for a particular company or organization. A department within a company or organization that deals with people who works for it.
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Excellence
Excelência. Extremely high quality.
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Outstanding
Marcante, ilustre, extremamente bom, "fora de série ". Exceptionally good.
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Committed
Comprometido, dedicado. Wholeheartedly dedicated.
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Persistence
Persistência. The quality that allows someone to continue doing something or trying to do something even though it is difficult or opposed by other people.
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Shareholder
Acionista. Someone who owns shares in a company or business.
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Strategy
Estratégia. A careful plan or method for achieving a particular goal usually over a long period of time.
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Team player
A person who plays or works well as a member of a team or group.
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Goal setting
Estabelecimento de metas. Development of an action plan designed to guide a person or group toward a goal.
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Goal-oriented
Orientado à metas. Focused on achieving a result.
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Back to square one
De volta ao início, de volta à estaca zero. Back to where one started, with no progress having been made.
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Come up
Subir, crescer. To rise in rank or status.
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Assignment
Atribuição, tarefa. A task or part of work assigned to someone as part of a job or course of study.
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To assign, assigned
Atribuir. To give someone a particular job or duty.
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Seldom
Raramente
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to deal, dealt, dealt
Negociar, tratar, lidar. Treat. Take part in commercial trading of a particular commodity.
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to handle, handled
Manipular, controlar. Manage a situation or problem. Feel or manipulate with the hands.
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to negotiate, negotiated
Negociar. Try to reach an agreement or compromise by discussion with others.
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Hierarchy
Hierarquia. A system in which people or things are placed in a series of levels with different importance or status.
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Standard
Padrão, nível. A level of quality. Used or accepted as normal or average.
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Deadline
Prazo de entrega. A date or time when something must be finished or that something will be accepted.
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Enthusiastic
Entusiasta. Feeling or showing strong excitement about something.
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Qualitative
Qualitativo. Relating to measuring, or measured by quality.
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Intuition
Intuição. A natural ability or power that makes its possible to know something without proof or evidence.
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Prospective
Em perspectiva, provável, possível. Likely to be or become something specified in the future.
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Bankruptcy
Falência. A condition of financial failure caused by not having money that you need to pay your debts.
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Dynamics
Dinâmico. The forces or properties which simulate growth, development, or change within a system or process.
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Knowledgeable
Bem informado, inteligente. Well informed, intelligent.
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Definite
Definido, claro. Decided or clearly stated
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Fulfillment
Realização, "dever cumprido" satisfação. Feeling of satisfaction, realization.
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Acceptance
Admissão, aceitação. The act of accepting something or someone.
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Crisis
Crise. A difficult or dangerous situation that needs serious attention.
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Fringe benefits
Benefícios. Something extra that is given by an employer to workers in addition to their regular pay.
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Net wages
Salário líquido
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Gross Wages
Salário bruto
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Job-hunting
A procura de trabalho, procurando trabalho.
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Seldom
Raramente
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to jam, jammed
Emperrar, travar, obstruir. to stop working properly because something inside prevents movement. Become or make to move or work.
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Breakdown
Recaída, colapso, pane. A failure of a machine function. A physical, mental, or nervous collapse.
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to protect, protected
Proteger. To keep someone or something from being harmed, lost, etc.
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to vote, voted
Votar. The official choice that you make in an election. Vote for.
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to pursue, pursued
Perseguir, buscar. To follow and try to catch or capture someone or something for usually a long distance or time
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Freedom
Liberdade. The state of being free
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Harmony
Harmonia. The state of being in agreement or concord
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Values
Valores. One's judgement of what is important in life
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Citizen
Cidadão. A person who legally belongs to a country and has rights and protection of that country
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Democracy
Democracia. A form of government in which people choose leaders by voting
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Majority
Maioria. A number that is great than half of a total
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Minority
Minoria. A number that is less than half of a total
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Boycott
Boicote. To refuse to buy, use, or participate of something as a way of protesting
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Ballot
Cédula. A ticket or piece of paper used to vote in an election
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Opposition
Oposição. Actions or opinions that show that you disagree with or disapprove of someone or something
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Elections
Eleições. The act or process of choosing someone for a public office by voting
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Constitution
Constituição. The basic written set of principles and precedents of a country
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Congress
Congresso. The group of people who are responsible for making the laws of a country in some kinds of government
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to break free
Libertar-se. To become free
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Freedom of press
Liberdade de imprensa. Press can publish everything it wants without censure
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Political party
Partido político. An institution that represents a political ideology.
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Goodwill
Boa vontade, benevolência. A kind, helpful, or friendly feeling or attitude.
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But
Mas, porém
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However
Porém
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Although
Embora
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Even though
Apesar de
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Besides
Além disso
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Moreover
Além do mais
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Furthermore
Além disso
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Therefore
Portanto
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Thus
Consequentemente (passado)
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Hence
Consequentemente (futuro)
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Rather than
Em vez de
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Bribe
Suborno. Something valuable, such as money, that is given in order to get someone to do something
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Bribery
Ação de subornar. The act or crime giving or accepting a bribe
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to bury, buried
Enterrar. To put a dead person or animal in a grave.
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to fight, fought, fought
Lutar, brigar. To use weapons or physical force to hurt someone, to defeat an enemy.
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As well
Também (usado no final de frase, como o too)
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Thumb
Polegar. The short, thick finger on the side of your hand.
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Leather
Couro. Animal skin that is chemically treated to preserve it and is used in making clothes, shoes, furniture, etc.
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Feather
Pena. Any one of the light growths that make up the outer covering of the body of a bird.
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Outlined
Delineado. A drawing or picture that shows only the shape of an object.
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to summon, summoned
Convocar. To order someone to come to a place.
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Matter
Assunto. Something that is being done, talked about, thought about. Subject.
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to fall, fell, fallen
Cair. To come or go down quickly from a high place or position.
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to see, saw, seen
Ver. To notice or become aware of someone or something by using your eyes.
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to seem, seemed
Parecer. To appear to be something or to do something
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Mandatory
Obrigatório. Required by a law or rule
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Loan
Empréstimo. An amount of money that is given to someone for a period of time with a promise that it will paid back.
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to respond, responded
Responder. To say or write something as an answer to a question or request. To have a good or desired reaction.
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to organize, organized.
Organizar. To arrange or order things so that they can be found or used easily.
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to award, awarded
Premiar. To give a reward or prize to someone or something.
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Argument
Argumento. A discussion in which people express different opinions about something
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Pertinent
Pertinente. Relating to the thing that is being thought about or discussed.
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Progress
Progresso. The process of improving or developing something over a period of time.
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Affordable
Acessível. Inexpensive. Reasonably prize.
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Well-being
Bem estar. The state of being happy, healthy or successful
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Persistently
Persistentemente. Continuously. Continuing to do something or to try do something even though it is difficult or other people want you stop.
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Renovation
Renovação. To take changes or repairs so that it is back in good conditions.
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Self-serving
Causa própria. Having or showing concern only about your own needs and interests.
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Lack
Carência, ausência, falta. to not have enough of something
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to concern, concerned
Dizer respeito a. To relate to something or someone.
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to forget, forgot, forgotten
Esquecer. to be unable to think of or remember something
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to bring forth
Trazer à luz. Give birth to something
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to conceive, conceived
Conceber. To think of or create in the mind. To become pregnant.
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to struggle, struggled
Lutar. To try very hard to do, achieve, or deal with something that is difficult or that causes problems
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to remain, remained
Permanecer. To be left when the other parts are gone or have been used
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Awful
Horrível. Extremely bad or unpleasant.
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to relieve, relieved
Aliviar. To reduce or remove something, such as pain or an unpleasant felling.
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to break, broke, broken
Quebrar. To separate something into parts or pieces in a sudden and forceful or violent way.
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to assume, assumed
Assumir, supor. To think that something is true or probably true without knowing that it is true
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to impose, imposed
Impor. To cause something, such as a tax, fine, rule or punishment to affect someone or something by using your authority.
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Gender
Gênero. The state of being male of female
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Role
Papel, função. The character played by an actor. A part that someone or something has in a particular activity or situation.
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Restriction
Restrição. A law or rule that limits or controls something.
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Abuse
Abuso. Use something to bad effect or for a bad purpose.
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Submissive
Submisso. Willing to obey someone else.
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Struggle
Luta, grande esforço. A long effort to do, achieve, or deal with something that is difficult or that causes problems.
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Fierceness
Ferocidade, fúria, violência. Having or displaying a violent or ferocious aggressiveness.
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Feminism
Feminismo. The belief that men and women should have equal rights and opportunities.
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Conflict
Conflito. A struggle of power, property, etc.
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Threat
Ameaça. A statement saying you will be harmed if you not do what someone wants you to do.
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Violation
Violação. The act of doing something that is not allowed by a law or rule.
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Suffrage
Sufrágio, direto ao voto. The right to vote in an election
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Discrimination
Discriminação. The practice of unfairly treating a person or group of differently from other people or groups of people.
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Gender equality
Igualdade de gênero. The state in which access to right or opportunities is unaffected by gender.
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to give up
Desistir. To desist from
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Gender neutral
Neutro em gênero. Suitable for, applicable to, or common to both male and female genders.
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to speak up
Manifestar-se livremente, falar alto. To express an opinion freely
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To take control
Assumir o controle. Lead a situation
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to address, addressed
Endereçar. To write on an envelope, package, etc, the name and address of the person or business it is being sent to
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Address
Endereço. The words and numbers that are used to describe the location of a building and that are written on a letter, envelopes, or packages, so that they can be mailed to that location.
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to sweat, sweated
Suar. To produce a clear liquid from your skin when you are hot or nervous.
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Yield
Quantidade produzida, produção, rendimento. The amount of something that is produced by a plant, farm, etc. the profit made from an investment.
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Rapport
Harmonia na comunicação. A close and harmonious relationship in which people or groups concerned understand each other's feelings or ideas and communicate well.
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to grab, grabbed
Agarrar, apanhar. To get the attention or interest of someone or something. To quickly take and hold someone or something with your hands and arms.
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to refuse, refused
Recusar. to say that you not accept something.
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to criticize, criticized
Criticar. to express disapproval of someone or something.
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to force, forced
Forçar, obrigar. to make someone do something that he or she does not want to do.
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Divorce
Divórcio. The ending of a marriage by a legal process.
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Intimacy
Intimidade. Close familiarity or friendship.
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Soul mate
Alma gêmea. A person who has the same beliefs and opinions as another person.
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Criticism
Crítica. The act of criticizing someone or something.
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Workplace
Local de trabalho. The office, factory, etc, where people work.
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Workforce
Força de trabalho. The group of people who work for a particular organization or business.
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Homemaker
Dona de casa. A wife who does work at home and usually does not have another job outside the home.
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Society
Sociedade. People in general thought of as living together in organized communities with shared laws, traditions, and values.
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Expectation
Expectativa. A belief that something will happen or is likely to happen.
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Attribution
Atribuição. The action or regrading something as being caused by a person or thing.
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Independent
Independente. Not dependent.
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Incarceration
Encarceramento. State of being confined in prison.
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Lenient
Clemente, suave. Allowing a lot of freedom and not punishing bad behavior.
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Generation gap
Diferença de gerações. A difference of attitudes between people off different generations.
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to give in
Ceder, desistir. Cease fighting or arguing. Admit defeat.
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Business trip
Viagem de negócios. A visit made to a place for work.
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Breadwinner
Arrimo de família. A person who earns money to support a family.
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to stand up for oneself
Defender, apoiar. Speak and act in support of.
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to recognize, recognized
Reconhecer. To know and remember someone or something because or previous knowledge or experience.
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to gather, gathered
Reunir. To bring things or people together into a group.
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Accomplishment
Realização. Something done, achieved, or accomplished successfully.
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Thriving
Próspera. Prosperous and growing
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Barrier
Barreira. Something that prevents or blocks movement from one place to another.
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to divide, divided
Dividir. To separate something into two or more parts or pieces.
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to depend, depended
Depender. Be controlled or determined by.
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to object, objected
Desaprovar, contestar. To disagree with something or oppose something.
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Conviction
Convicção. A strong belief or opinion.
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Housewife
Dona de casa. A married woman who stays at home, does cleaning, cooking, etc, and does not have job outside home.
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Motherhood
Maternidade. The state of being a mother.
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Active
Ativo. Doing things that require physical movement and energy.
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Spontaneous
Espontâneo. Doing things that have not been planned but that seem enjoyable and worth doing at a particular time.
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Prohibited
Proibido. That has been forbidden.
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Eligible
Elegível, aceitável. Able to be chosen for something.
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Duty
Dever. Something that you must do because it is morally right or because the law requires it.
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Exploitation
Exploração. The act or fact of treating someone unfairly in order to benefit from their work.
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Deliberate
Deliberado, intencional. Done or said in a way that is planned or intended.
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Domestic violence
Violência doméstica. Act of violence done against a member of a family by another member of its family.
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Households
Moradores, membros da casa. Ten people in a family or other group that are living together in one house.
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to voice (something)
Dar voz. Express in words.
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To take part
Participar. Join in an activity. Be involved.
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Relief
Alívio. A pleasant and relaxing feeling that someone has when something unpleasant stops or does not happen.
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to discuss, discussed
Discutir. To talk about something with another person or group.
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to judge, judged
Julgar. To form an opinion about something or someone after a careful thought.
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to blame, blamed
Culpar. To say or think that a person or thing is responsible for something bad that happened.
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Stereotype
Esteriótipo. An image or idea of a particular type of person or thing.
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Movement
Movimento. The act or process of moving people or things from one place or position to another.
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Oppression
Opressão. Unjust or cruel exercise of authority or power.
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Cruel
Cruel. Used to describe people who hurt others and do not feel sorry about it.
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Belief
Crença, opinião. A feeling of being sure that someone or something exists or that something is true.
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Against
Contra. In opposition to someone or something.
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Selfish
Egoísta. Having or showing concern only for yourself and not for needs or feelings of another people.
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Judgment
Julgamento. An opinion or decision that is based on careful thought.
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Unfair
Injusto. Treating people in a way that favors some over others.
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Humiliation
Humilhação. The action of humiliating someone or the state of being humiliated.
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Prejudice
Preconceito. Preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience.
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Brotherhood
Fraternidade, irmandade. Feeling of friendship, support, and understanding between people.
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Would rather
Preferiria. Used to talk about preferring one thing to another.
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Had better
Seria melhor. To give advise about situations.
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I don't blame you.
Eu não culpo você. Used to indicate that one agrees that the action or attitude taken was reasonable.
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Rather than
Em vez de
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to distinguish, distinguished
Distinguir. To notice or recognize a difference between people or things.
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to persuade, persuaded
Persuadir. To cause someone to do something asking, arguing, or giving reasons.
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to regret, regretted
Lamentar, arrepender-se. To feel sad or sorry about something that you did or not did.
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Elaborate
Elaborado. Made or done with great care or with much detail.
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Boundary
Fronteira. Border. A point or limit that indicates where two things become different.
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Label
Etiqueta, rótulo. A piece of paper, cloth, or similar material that is attached to something to identify r describe it.
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Tolerance
Tolerância. Willingness to accept feelings, habits, or beliefs that re different from your own.
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Dignity
Dignidade. The quality of being worthy or honor or respect.
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Race
Raça. One of man groups that humans can be divided into according to their physical differences, for example the color of their skin.
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Disappointment
Desapontamento. The state or feeling of being disappointed.
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Faith
Fé. Strong belief or trust in someone or something.
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Indifference
Indiferença. Lack of interest in concern about something.
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Slavery
Escravidão. The practice or system of owning slave.
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Considerable
Considerável. Notable large in size, amount, or extend.
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Dream of
to think about something that you want very much.
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to stir up
Incitar. Cause or provoke trouble or bad feelings.
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to count on
Contar com. To be certain that you can depend on someone or something.
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to grow strong
Torna-se forte. To become strong.
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Momentous
Very important
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Manacle
Either one of a set of two metal rings designed to lock around a person's wrists or ankles.
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Creed
Crença. A statement of basic belief or a religion.
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Self-evident
Evidente por si só. Por si só.
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to afford, afforded
Ser capaz de pagar; permitir-se. To be able to pay for something; to be able to do something without having problems or being seriously harmed.
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to face, faced
Encarar, enfrentar. Confront and deal with.
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to restrict, restricted
Restringir, limitar. to put a limit on.
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Eventually
Eventualmente. In the end, especially after a long delay, dispute, or series of problems.
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Remarkable
Notável. Unusual or surprising; memorable; likely to be noticed.
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Worldwide
Mundial. Happening or existing in all parts of the world.
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Restricted
Restrito. Having a set of limit.
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Resentful
Ressentido. Having or showing a feeling of anger or displeasure about someone or something unfair.
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Adept
Perito, expert. A highly skilled or well-trained person.
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Hardship
Privação. Severe suffering or privation.
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Severe
Grave, sério, severo. Very bad, serious, or unpleasant; very harsh.
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Disapproval
Desaprovação. Lack of approval.
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Critical
Crítico, exigente. Expressing adverse or disapproving comments or judgements.
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Tragedy
Tragédia. A very bad event that causes great sadness and often involves someone's death.
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Broadminded
Tolerante. Tolerant or liberal.
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Disturbance
Perturbação. The act of disturbing someone or something.
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to oppose to
Opor-se. To disagree with or disapprove.
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to get around to
Encontrar um jeito; contornar. To find a way of dealing with a problem or of avoid it.
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to disapprove of
Desaprovar. Disapprove something.
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Slow fuse
A person who is not easily angered or upset.
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Likely
Muito provavelmente. Having a high probability of occurring or being true.
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to charge, charged
Cobrar. Demand an amount as a price for a service rendered or goods supplied. Ex.: He charged me five dollars for the wine.
