Traduções para „Fug“ no dicionário Inglês » Português

I . fun [fʌn] SUBST sem pl

fun

divertimento m

to do sth for fun

fazer a. c. por prazer

to have (a lot of) fun (with sb/sth)

divertir-se (muito) (com alguém/a. c.)

to make fun of sb

gozar alguém

II . fun [fʌn] ADJ coloq

fun

um barato

fur [fɜːr, Brit fɜːʳ] SUBST

1. fur (animal hair):

fur

pele f

2. fur sem pl:

fur chem, MED

crosta f

I . bug [bʌg] SUBST

1. bug ZOOL coloq:

bug

inseto m

bug (any insect)

bicho m

2. bug coloq MED:

bug

germe m

she's caught the travel bug fig

ela pegou a mania de viajar

3. bug COMPUT:

bug

bug m

4. bug (for eavesdropping):

bug

grampo m

to plant a bug

fazer escuta clandestina

II . bug <-gg-> [bʌg] VERBO trans

1. bug:

bug telephone

grampear

bug conversation

escutar clandestinamente

2. bug coloq (annoy):

bug

atazanar

dug [dʌg] VERBO

dug pt, pp of:

Veja também: dig

I . dig [dɪg] SUBST (excavation)

dig

escavação f

to have a dig at sb fig

gozar a cara de alguém

II . dig <-gg-, dug, dug> [dɪg] VERBO trans

dig field

escavar

dig well, canal

cavar

jug [dʒʌg] SUBST

jug

jarra f

lug <-gg-> [lʌg] VERBO trans coloq

lug

arrastar

I . mug [mʌg] SUBST

1. mug (for tea, coffee):

mug

caneca m

2. mug pej (face):

mug

cara f

mug

rosto m

3. mug Brit coloq (fool):

mug

tolo(-a) m (f)

II . mug <-gg-> [mʌg] VERBO trans

mug

assaltar

I . tug [tʌg] SUBST

1. tug (pull):

tug

puxão m

2. tug NÁUT:

tug

rebocador m

II . tug <-gg-> [tʌg] VERBO trans

tug

puxar

tug NÁUT

rebocar

I . hug <-gg-> [hʌg] VERBO trans

hug

abraçar

II . hug [hʌg] SUBST

hug

abraço m

to give sb a hug

dar um abraço em alguém

rug [rʌg] SUBST

1. rug (small carpet):

rug

tapete m

2. rug Brit (blanket):

rug

manta f

fag [fæg] SUBST coloq

1. fag americ pej (homosexual):

fag

bicha mf

2. fag Brit coloq (cigarette):

fag

cigarro m

fig [fɪg] SUBST

fig

figo m

fund [fʌnd] SUBST

fund

fundo m

fund

verba f

a fund for sth

uma verba para a. c.

pension fund

fundo de pensão

to be short of funds

estar duro coloq

I . fuel [ˈfjuːəl] SUBST sem pl

fuel

combustível m

II . fuel <Brit: -ll-, Am: -l-> [ˈfjuːəl] VERBO trans

fuel

abastecer (de combustível)

I . full <-er, -est> [fʊl] ADJ

1. full:

full container, space

cheio(-a)

full vehicle

lotado(-a)

to be full of sth

estar cheio de a. c.

to be full of oneself

estar cheio de si

2. full (total):

full

total

full recovery

completo(-a)

to be in full flow

estar em pleno andamento

3. full (maximum):

full

máximo(-a)

full employment

integral

at full speed

a toda velocidade

4. full (busy and active):

full

ocupado(-a)

II . full [fʊl] ADV

to know full well (that ...)

saber perfeitamente (que ...)

III . full [fʊl] SUBST

in full

na íntegra

I . fume [fjuːm] SUBST pl

fume

vapor m

fume

gás m

II . fume [fjuːm] VERBO intr (be angry)

fume

estar furioso

fury [ˈfjʊri, Brit ˈfjʊəri] SUBST sem pl

fury

fúria f

I . fuse [fjuːz] SUBST

1. fuse ELETRÓN:

fuse

fusível m

the fuse has blown

o fusível queimou

2. fuse:

fuse (on bomb)

detonador m

fuse (string)

estopim m

II . fuse [fjuːz] VERBO intr

1. fuse ELETRÓN:

fuse

derreter(-se)

2. fuse (join together):

fuse

fundir-se

III . fuse [fjuːz] VERBO trans

1. fuse ELETRÓN:

fuse

derreter

2. fuse (join):

to fuse sth together (with sth)

fundir a. c. (com a. c.)

I . fuss [fʌs] SUBST

fuss

alvoroço m

fuss

estardalhaço m

to make a fuss

fazer uma onda

II . fuss [fʌs] VERBO intr

1. fuss:

fuss

alvoroçar-se

to fuss over sb

dar muita atenção a alguém

2. fuss (complain):

to fuss about sth

fazer escândalo por a. c.

fuze SUBST americ

Veja também: fuse

I . fuse [fjuːz] SUBST

1. fuse ELETRÓN:

fuse

fusível m

the fuse has blown

o fusível queimou

2. fuse:

fuse (on bomb)

detonador m

fuse (string)

estopim m

II . fuse [fjuːz] VERBO intr

1. fuse ELETRÓN:

fuse

derreter(-se)

2. fuse (join together):

fuse

fundir-se

III . fuse [fjuːz] VERBO trans

1. fuse ELETRÓN:

fuse

derreter

2. fuse (join):

to fuse sth together (with sth)

fundir a. c. (com a. c.)

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

inglês

But its profundity or otherwise was instantly lost in a fug of alcohol.

www.independent.co.uk

Well, the fug of excitement has now lifted.

www.visordown.com

Those were the days -- when the final of a major table tennis championship could be played in a fug of tobacco!

www.independent.co.uk

Titles, which are held for life, belong to specified house sites (fug ri).

en.wikipedia.org

There was screaming, swooning, scattered outbreaks of wild dancing within a dense fug of hormones.

www.stuff.co.nz

But there's something in this larceny that strengthens this album, making its thick fug of scuzzy electropop even more propulsive and addictive, seedy and delicious.

thequietus.com

It felt like the same fug of fumes, the same sonnets of cigarette smoke.

www.firstpost.com

I vividly recall craning to watch their show-stopping, four-deck mixing through a fug of smoke.

www.independent.co.uk

At the close of the video, she transforms into a black miasma, which expands as tendrils grow from the fug.

en.wikipedia.org

He also designed sheepskin boots that reached to the upper thigh, known as fug-boots, which became standard issue to combat the risk of frostbite at high altitude.

en.wikipedia.org