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Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

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I. gouge [Brit ɡaʊdʒ, ɡuːdʒ, americ ɡaʊdʒ] SUBST

1. gouge (tool):

gouge
gouge f

2. gouge (scratch):

gouge

II. gouge [Brit ɡaʊdʒ, ɡuːdʒ, americ ɡaʊdʒ] VERBO trans

1. gouge (dig):

gouge hole
creuser (in dans)

2. gouge americ (overcharge):

gouge coloq
estamper coloq

I. gouge out VERBO [Brit ɡaʊdʒ, ɡuːdʒ -, americ ɡaʊdʒ -] (gouge out [sth], gouge [sth] out)

gouge out pattern
gouge out bad bit
to gouge sb's eyes out
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francês
inglês
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gouge
gouge
tailler à la gouge
to gouge out
gouge
to gouge sb's eyes out lit

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I. gouge [gaʊdʒ] VERBO trans

1. gouge (pierce):

to gouge sth in(to) sth

2. gouge americ coloq (overcharge):

gouge

II. gouge [gaʊdʒ] SUBST

gouge
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I. gouge [gaʊdʒ] VERBO trans

1. gouge (pierce):

to gouge sth in(to) sth

2. gouge coloq (overcharge):

gouge

II. gouge [gaʊdʒ] SUBST

gouge
Present
Igouge
yougouge
he/she/itgouges
wegouge
yougouge
theygouge
Past
Igouged
yougouged
he/she/itgouged
wegouged
yougouged
theygouged
Present Perfect
Ihavegouged
youhavegouged
he/she/ithasgouged
wehavegouged
youhavegouged
theyhavegouged
Past Perfect
Ihadgouged
youhadgouged
he/she/ithadgouged
wehadgouged
youhadgouged
theyhadgouged

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to gouge sth in(to) sth

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Gouge out any bubble in the wallboard caused by broken sheetrock under the paper and cover the holes with meshtape.
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It also contains unarmed techniques such as kicks (mostly below the belt), slaps, punches and gouging.
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According to legend, the creator of this clock had his eyes gouged out afterward, to prevent him from reproducing it.
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Males also gouge trees with their toothcomb (a special arrangement of the bottom, front teeth) prior to chest scent-marking.
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A gouge, one type of chisel, is used, particularly in woodworking, woodturning and sculpture, to carve small pieces from the material.
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