Traduções para „Bagger“ no dicionário Inglês » Português

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dagger [ˈdægər, Brit -əʳ] SUBST

dagger

adaga f

dagger

punhal m

to look daggers at sb

olhar alguém com raiva

I . badger [ˈbædʒər, Brit -əʳ] SUBST

badger

texugo m

II . badger [ˈbædʒər, Brit -əʳ] VERBO trans

badger

atormentar

badger

importunar

I . stagger [ˈstægər, Brit -əʳ] VERBO intr

stagger

cambalear

II . stagger [ˈstægər, Brit -əʳ] VERBO trans

1. stagger (amaze):

stagger

desconcertar

2. stagger work, payments:

stagger

escalonar

I . swagger [ˈswægər, Brit -əʳ] VERBO intr

swagger

andar com o nariz empinado

swagger

fanfarrear

II . swagger [ˈswægər, Brit -əʳ] SUBST sem pl

swagger

arrogância f

swagger

fanfarronada f

baggy [ˈbægi] ADJ

baggy

largo(-a)

mugger [ˈmʌgər, Brit -əʳ] SUBST

mugger

assaltante

digger [ˈdɪgər, Brit -əʳ] SUBST

digger

escavadeira f

logger [ˈlɑːgər, Brit ˈlɒgəʳ] SUBST

logger

lenhador(a) m (f)

jogger [ˈdʒɑːgər, Brit ˈdʒɒgəʳ] SUBST

jogger

corredor (que pratica jogging)(a) m (f)

wigger [ˈwɪgər] SUBST americ sl

wigger

branco(-a) m (f) de alma negra

eager [ˈiːgər, Brit -əʳ] ADJ

eager

ansioso(-a)

to be eager for sth

estar ávido por a. c.

to be eager to do sth

estar ansioso para fazer a. c.

to be eager to please

querer agradecer

lager [ˈlɑːgər, Brit -əʳ] SUBST sem pl

lager

tipo de cerveja de cor pálida

I . wager [ˈweɪdʒər, Brit -əʳ] SUBST

wager

aposta f

II . wager [ˈweɪdʒər, Brit -əʳ] VERBO trans

wager

apostar

to wager sth on sth

apostar a. c. em a. c.

I . anger [ˈæŋgər, Brit -gəʳ] SUBST sem pl

anger

raiva f

anger

ira f

anger about sth/at sb

raiva de a. c./alguém

II . anger [ˈæŋgər, Brit -gəʳ] VERBO trans

anger

enfurecer

to be angered by sth

ficar furioso com a. c.

jagged [ˈdʒægɪd] ADJ

jagged

dentado(-a)

ragged [ˈrægɪd] ADJ

1. ragged clothes:

ragged

esfarrapado(-a)

2. ragged (wearing worn clothes):

ragged

maltrapilho(-a)

3. ragged (irregular):

ragged

irregular

burger [ˈbɜːrgər, Brit ˈbɜːgəʳ] SUBST coloq

burger

hambúrguer m

danger [ˈdeɪndʒər, Brit -əʳ] SUBST

danger

perigo m

danger to sb/sth

perigo para alguém/a. c.

to be in danger

estar em perigo

to be in danger of (doing) sth

correr o risco de (fazer) a. c.

hanger [ˈhæŋər, Brit -əʳ] SUBST

hanger

cabide m

baggage [ˈbægɪdʒ] SUBST sem pl

baggage

bagagem f

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Some baggers in stores will do this unless the customer refuses and wishes to bring his own groceries out.

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Some peak baggers increase the challenge by completing a list of summits within a time limit, or climbed at certain times of the year, such as in winter.

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Bagger felt she had taken her amateur career as far as it could go and was looking to turn professional.

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The title of bagger is the result of an extensive evolution of the position of courtesy clerk.

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They may also feel that tip jars are inappropriate at certain types of establishments such as movie-theater concession counters, gym locker rooms or grocery bagger's work stations.

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The checkout bagger gives a very nervous and forced smile.

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Bagger answered that many people are not aware of physiological aspects of gender variant conditions and the issues related to transitioning.

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He also worked for a local grocery store, starting as a bagger and then in less than two years becoming the night manager.

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They are also an alternative to lawn mower baggers or grass baggers which are generally more expensive and have a smaller capacity.

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For mountain range peak lists, attaining the goal provides the peak bagger with a deeper appreciation for the topography of the range.

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