Traduções para „entro“ no dicionário Inglês » Português

entry <-ies> [ˈentri] SUBST

1. entry:

entry (act of entering)

entrada f

entry (joining an organization)

inscrição f

2. entry (entrance):

entry

acesso m

No entry

Entrada proibida

3. entry:

entry (in dictionary)

verbete m

entry (in diary)

anotação f

entire [enˈtaɪər, Brit ɪnˈtaɪəʳ] ADJ

entire

inteiro(-a)

entire

todo(-a)

centre [ˈsentəʳ] SUBST Brit

Veja também: center

center [ˈsent̬ər] SUBST americ

1. center:

center

centro m

2. center:

center FÍS, POL, DESP

centro m

center party

partido m do centro

3. center (of population):

center

centro m

gentry [ˈdʒentri] SUBST sem pl Brit

the gentry

pessoas de boa família e boa educação

sentry [ˈsentri] SUBST

sentry

sentinela f

I . enter [ˈent̬ər, Brit -təʳ] VERBO trans

1. enter:

enter (go into)

entrar

enter (penetrate)

penetrar

enter (penetrate)

introduzir

2. enter (begin):

enter school, college

entrar para

3. enter word, name:

enter (add)

anotar

enter (into a register)

matricular

4. enter (join):

enter contest

increver-se

enter army

alistar-se

5. enter (make known):

enter

registrar

enter claim, plea

apresentar

II . enter [ˈent̬ər, Brit -təʳ] VERBO intr

1. enter TEATR:

enter

entrar em cena

2. enter (form part of):

to enter into a discussion

entrar numa discussão

to enter into negotiations

iniciar negociações

I . enrol [enˈroʊl] Brit, enroll [Brit ɪnˈrəʊl] americ VERBO intr

enrol

inscrever-se

to enrol in sth

inscrever-se em a. c.

II . enrol [enˈroʊl] Brit, enroll [Brit ɪnˈrəʊl] americ VERBO trans

enrol

inscrever

enrol in a course

matricular

to enrol sb/oneself in sth

matricular alguém/matricular-se em a. c.

entrant [ˈentrənt] SUBST

entrant

estreante mf

an entrant for sth

um estreante em a. c.

an entrant for sth (in competition)

participante

entrust [enˈtrʌst, Brit ɪnˈ-] VERBO trans

entrust

incumbir

to entrust sth to sb [or sb with sth]

incumbir alguém de a. c.

enthral <-ll-> [ɪnˈθrɔːl] Brit, enthrall VERBO trans americ

enthral

fascinar

maestro [ˈmaɪstroʊ, Brit -rəʊ] SUBST

maestro

maestro m

I . control [kənˈtroʊl, Brit -ˈtrəʊl] SUBST

control

controle m

to be in control

estar no controle

to be under control

estar sob controle

to get control of oneself

controlar-se

to have control of sth

controlar a. c.

to go out of control car

ficar fora de controle

to go out of control (person)

descontrolar-se

II . control <-ll-> [kənˈtroʊl, Brit -ˈtrəʊl] VERBO trans

control

dominar

to control oneself

controlar-se

central [ˈsentrəl] ADJ

1. central (at the middle):

central

central

central street

do centro

in central Toronto

no centro de Toronto

2. central (important):

central

fundamental

to be central to sth

ser fundamental para a. c.

the central character

o(a) m (f) protagonista