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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

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I. pattern [americ ˈpædərn, Brit ˈpat(ə)n] SUBST

1.1. pattern:

1.2. pattern (order, arrangement):

patterns of consumption
patterns of consumption

2.1. pattern (model):

2.2. pattern (in dressmaking):

molde m CSur

2.3. pattern (sample):

II. pattern [americ ˈpædərn, Brit ˈpat(ə)n] VERBO trans

behavior pattern, behaviour pattern Brit SUBST

thought pattern SUBST

traffic pattern SUBST americ

pattern book SUBST

1. pattern book (of wallpaper, fabrics):

2. pattern book (of dress designs):

pattern bombing SUBST U

test pattern SUBST americ

willow pattern SUBST Brit

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I. pattern [ˈpætən, americ ˈpæt̬ɚn] SUBST

1. pattern (model):

2. pattern ARTE (design, motif):

3. pattern:

II. pattern [ˈpætən, americ ˈpæt̬ɚn] VERBO trans (emulate, follow, imitate)

pattern book SUBST

behaviour pattern SUBST

Entrada OpenDict

drainage pattern SUBST

wavy pattern
zigzag pattern
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I. pattern [ˈpæt̬·ərn] SUBST

1. pattern (model):

2. pattern ARTE (design, motif):

3. pattern:

II. pattern [ˈpæt̬·ərn] VERBO trans (emulate, follow, imitate)

pattern book SUBST

wavy pattern
zigzag pattern
regular pattern
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Present
Ipattern
youpattern
he/she/itpatterns
wepattern
youpattern
theypattern
Past
Ipatterned
youpatterned
he/she/itpatterned
wepatterned
youpatterned
theypatterned
Present Perfect
Ihavepatterned
youhavepatterned
he/she/ithaspatterned
wehavepatterned
youhavepatterned
theyhavepatterned
Past Perfect
Ihadpatterned
youhadpatterned
he/she/ithadpatterned
wehadpatterned
youhadpatterned
theyhadpatterned

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During the show's run, several specials and shorts were produced in addition to the regular television series.
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In 2002 the first regular rate rebasing was untertaken.
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This section of track is not used in regular service.
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Between 1775 and 1781, the regular army increased from 48,000 to 110,000.
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She then defeats him, and the school settles back into its regular routine.
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