Traduções para „boel“ no dicionário Inglês » Português

bowl¹ [boʊl, Brit bəʊl] SUBST

bowl

tigela f

bowl (larger)

vasilha f

I . boil [bɔɪl] VERBO intr, trans

boil

ferver

II . boil [bɔɪl] SUBST

1. boil sem pl:

to bring sth to the boil

deixar a. c. ferver

2. boil MED:

boil

furúnculo m

bold <-er, -est> [boʊld, Brit bəʊld] ADJ

1. bold inv (brave):

bold

ousado(-a)

bold

atrevido(-a)

to be so bold as to do sth

ter a ousadia de fazer a. c.

2. bold attempt, assertion:

bold

audacioso(-a)

3. bold color:

bold

vivo(-a)

4. bold COMPUT, typ:

bold (type)

negrito m

in bold

em negrito

I . bolt [boʊlt, Brit bəʊlt] VERBO intr

bolt

sair em disparada

II . bolt [boʊlt, Brit bəʊlt] VERBO trans

1. bolt food:

to bolt sth (down)

comer a. c. às pressas

2. bolt lock, door, window:

bolt

trancar

III . bolt [boʊlt, Brit bəʊlt] SUBST

1. bolt on door:

bolt

ferrolho m

2. bolt (screw):

bolt

parafuso m

3. bolt of lightning:

bolt

raio m

a bolt from the blue

uma total surpresa

Expressões:

to make a bolt for the door

sair correndo pela porta

IV . bolt [boʊlt, Brit bəʊlt] ADV

bolt upright

bem ereto

I . bone [boʊn, Brit bəʊn] SUBST

bone ANAT

osso m

bone (of fish)

espinha f

bone of contention

pomo m da discórdia

to make no bones about sth

não hesitar em dizer a. c.

to have a bone to pick with sb coloq

ter contas a ajustar com alguém

II . bone [boʊn, Brit bəʊn] ADJ (very)

bone dry

completamente seco

bone idle

bastante preguiçoso

III . bone [boʊn, Brit bəʊn] VERBO trans

bone (chicken)

desossar

bone (fish)

tirar as espinhas

bore³

bore pt of:

Veja também: bear , bear

I . bear² <bore, borne> VERBO trans

1. bear (carry):

bear

aguentar

to bear arms formal

portar armas

to bear sb's signature

trazer a assinatura de alguém

2. bear (display):

to bear a resemblance to ...

ter semelhança com ...

3. bear (support):

bear weight

suportar

4. bear (accept):

bear cost

arcar com

bear responsibility

assumir

5. bear (endure):

bear hardship, pain

sofrer

what might have happened doesn't bear thinking about

dá arrepio só de pensar o que poderia ter acontecido

6. bear (tolerate):

bear

tolerar

7. bear:

to bear sb a grudge

guardar rancor de alguém

to bear sth in mind

lembrar-se de a. c.

to bear witness to sth

prestar testemunho de a. c.

8. bear (give birth to):

bear

dar à luz

9. bear fruit:

bear

produzir

II . bear² <bore, borne> VERBO intr

1. bear (turn):

to bear east

rumar para o leste

to bear left

virar à esquerda

2. bear (be patient):

to bear with sb

ter paciência com alguém

3. bear (be relevant):

to bear on sth

ter relação com a. c.

bear¹ [ber, Brit beəʳ] SUBST ZOOL

bear

urso(-a) m (f)

bode [boʊd, Brit bəʊd] VERBO intr

to bode well/ill

ser um bom/mau sinal

bell [bel] SUBST

bell (of church)

sino m

bell (hand-held)

sineta f

bell (on hat, cat)

guizo m

bell (on bicycle, at door)

campainha f

his name/face rings a bell

seu nome/rosto me vem à lembrança

bob <-bb-> [bɑːb, Brit bɒb] VERBO intr

to bob (up and down)

balançar-se

I . boo [buː] VERBO intr

boo

vaiar

II . boo [buː] INTERJ

boo!

xô!

boo!

fora!

I . bomb [bɑːm, Brit bɒm] SUBST

bomb

bomba f

the bomb

bomba f atômica

to go like a bomb Brit coloq car

ir a mil (por hora)

II . bomb [bɑːm, Brit bɒm] VERBO trans

bomb

bombardear

III . bomb [bɑːm, Brit bɒm] VERBO intr

the car bombed down the street

o carro ia a mil por hora pela rua

I . book [bʊk] SUBST

book

livro m

book of stamps

álbum m

book of tickets

talão m

the books COM

contabilidade

to bring sb to book

exigir explicações a alguém

to cook the books coloq

maquiar a contabilidade

to do sth by the books fig

fazer a. c. seguindo à risca as normas

to throw the book at sb

punir severamente alguém

in my book

na minha opinião

II . book [bʊk] VERBO trans

1. book (reserve):

book

reservar

2. book (charge with crime):

book

autuar

Expressões:

to be (all) booked up (not have tickets)

estar esgotado

to be (all) booked up (not have tickets)

estar lotado

to be (all) booked up (not have time)

estar com a agenda tomada

I . boom [buːm] ECON VERBO intr

boom

retumbar

boom

prosperar

II . boom [buːm] ECON SUBST

1. boom (sound):

boom

estrondo m

2. boom:

boom ECON, FINAN

rápido crescimento m

boom ECON, FINAN

alta f repentina

III . boom [buːm] ECON INTERJ

boom

bum!

boon [buːn] SUBST sem pl

to be a boon (to sb)

ser de grande ajuda (para alguém)

I . boot [buːt] SUBST

1. boot (footwear):

boot

bota f

to give sb the boot coloq

mandar alguém embora do emprego

to boot (in addition)

ainda por cima

2. boot Brit, Aus AUTOMOB, TRÂNS (trunk):

boot

porta-malas m

II . boot [buːt] VERBO trans coloq

1. boot (kick):

boot

chutar

2. boot COMPUT:

boot

iniciar

boa [ˈboʊə, Brit ˈbəʊə] SUBST

boa

estola f de plumas ou peles

bow¹ [boʊ, Brit bəʊ] SUBST

1. bow (weapon, a. for violin):

bow

arco m

2. bow (knot):

bow

laço m

bow

laçada f

box¹ [bɑːks, Brit bɒks] VERBO intr DESP

box

boxear

I . bog [bɑːg, Brit bɒg] SUBST

bog

pântano m

bog

brejo m

II . bog <-gg-> [bɑːg, Brit bɒg] VERBO trans

to get bog down by [or in] sth

ser atravancado por a. c.

I . boy [bɔɪ] SUBST

boy (child)

menino m

boy (child)

garoto m

boy (young man)

rapaz m

boy (son)

filho m

II . boy [bɔɪ] INTERJ

oh boy!

nossa!

boy, was I tired!

nossa, eu estava cansado!