Traduções para „bruit“ no dicionário Inglês » Português

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fruit [fruːt] SUBST sem pl

fruit

fruta f

brunt [brʌnt] SUBST sem pl

to bear the brunt of sth

resistir ao impacto de a. c.

I . bruise [bruːz] SUBST

bruise

hematoma m

bruise (on fruit)

amassado m

II . bruise [bruːz] VERBO trans

bruise arm, leg

machucar

bruise fruit

amassar

to bruise one's arm

machucar o braço

I . brush [brʌʃ] SUBST

1. brush (for hair):

brush

escova f

2. brush (small broom):

brush

vassoura f

3. brush:

brush (for painting)

pincel m

brush (bigger)

brocha f

4. brush (encounter):

brush

passagem f rápida

II . brush [brʌʃ] VERBO trans

1. brush teeth, hair:

brush

escovar

2. brush (touch lightly):

brush

pincelar

to brush up against sb

roçar em alguém

I . brute [bruːt] SUBST

brute

bruto m

II . brute [bruːt] ADJ

brute force

força bruta

I . quit <quit [or quitted], quit [or quitted]> [kwɪt] VERBO intr

1. quit (stop):

quit

parar

the engine spluttered and quit

o motor expeliu faíscas e parou

2. quit (resign):

quit

demitir-se

II . quit <quit [or quitted], quit [or quitted]> [kwɪt] VERBO trans (stop)

quit

largar

to quit smoking

parar de fumar

I . suit [suːt] VERBO trans

1. suit (be convenient):

suit

convir

that suits me fine

isso é bem conveniente para mim

2. suit (be right):

suit

combinar

they are well suited (to each other)

eles combinam bem (um com o outro)

3. suit (look attractive with):

suit

cair bem

this dress suits you

este vestido cai bem em você

II . suit [suːt] SUBST

1. suit:

suit (jacket and pants)

terno m

suit (jacket and skirt)

tailleur m

2. suit JUR:

suit

processo m judicial

3. suit JOGOS:

suit

naipe m

I . recruit [rɪˈkruːt] VERBO trans

recruit employee

contratar

recruit volunteer

recrutar

II . recruit [rɪˈkruːt] SUBST

recruit

recruta m

biscuit [ˈbɪskɪt] SUBST

1. biscuit americ:

biscuit

pãozinho m de minuto

2. biscuit Aus, Brit (cookie):

biscuit

biscoito m

circuit [ˈsɜːrkɪt, Brit ˈsɜːk-] SUBST

circuit

circuito m

pursuit [pərˈsuːt, Brit pəˈsjuːt] SUBST

1. pursuit (chase):

pursuit

busca f

to be in pursuit of sth

estar atrás [or em busca] de a. c.

2. pursuit (activity):

pursuit

atividade f

leisure pursuits

passatempo m

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

inglês

The abdominal pain may be related to meals, may be accompanied by weight loss, and may be associated with an abdominal bruit heard by a clinician.

en.wikipedia.org

There was positive retropulsion but no pulsation or bruit.

thenationonlineng.net

He will certainly get his record bonus, probably closer to $20 million than the widely bruited figure of $50 million.

deadspin.com

Reliable figures are hard to come by in the record business, but amounts in the millions have been bruited about.

lifestyle.inquirer.net

The matter must have long been bruited about or at least decided and agreed on within official circle before each person or groups started pushing it in public.

www.vanguardngr.com

Another revolution, peaceful or violent, is bruited about as a necessary evil or as a possible offshoot of the heated collision of views and interests engendered by this year's elections.

opinion.inquirer.net

Again she would make the news, rather controversially, when following some apparent misunderstanding with her boss, it was bruited she would resign.

www.vanguardngr.com

These brand names are not usually bruited about with ad campaigns.

news.nationalpost.com

What came of that bruit was a fertile conversation about race and feminism -- intersectionality, if you will.

www.macleans.ca

The idea of a virtual machine system had been bruited about a bit before then, but it had never really been implemented.

en.wikipedia.org