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glad: Adjetivo e advérbio
glee: Substantivo
led: Verbo
bled: Verbo
pled
glue: I. Substantivo II. Verbo transitivo
glum: Adjetivo e advérbio
glut: Substantivo
glib: Adjetivo e advérbio
glow: I. Substantivo II. Verbo intransitivo
gold: Substantivo
aged: Adjetivo e advérbio
gale: Substantivo
deed: Substantivo
feed: I. Verbo transitivo II. Verbo intransitivo III. Substantivo
heed: Substantivo
need: I. Substantivo II. Verbo transitivo
reed: Substantivo
seed: Substantivo
weed: I. Substantivo II. Verbo transitivo

Resultados com grafia semelhante: pled , bled , led , glee , glad , good , grid , god , bed , wed , red , Fed , fed , weed , seed , reed , need , heed , feed , deed , gale , aged , gold , glow , glib , glut , glum e glue

glad <-dd-> [glæd] ADJ

glad

contente

to be glad about sth

estar contente com a. c.

I'd be very glad to help you

ajudo você com o maior prazer

glee [gliː] SUBST sem pl

glee

júbilo m

led [led] VERBO

led pt, pp of:

Veja também: lead , lead

lead² [led] SUBST

1. lead sem pl (metal):

lead

chumbo m

2. lead (in pencil):

lead

grafite f

I . lead¹ [liːd] SUBST

II . lead¹ <led, led> [liːd] VERBO trans

1. lead (be in charge of):

lead

comandar

lead discussion, inquiry

conduzir

2. lead (conduct):

lead person

conduzir

3. lead (induce):

lead

induzir

to lead sb to believe that ...

levar alguém a acreditar que ...

to lead sb to do sth

levar alguém a fazer a. c.

4. lead:

lead COM, DESP

liderar

5. lead (live a particular way):

lead life

levar

to lead a quiet/hectic life

levar uma vida sossegada/agitada

III . lead¹ <led, led> [liːd] VERBO intr

1. lead:

to lead to sth (show way)

levar a a. c.

to lead to sth (cause)

causar

2. lead (be in charge):

lead

liderar

3. lead (guide followers):

lead

guiar

4. lead (conduct):

lead road

conduzir

5. lead (be ahead):

lead

ir à frente

bled [bled] VERBO

bled pt, pp of:

Veja também: bleed

bleed <bled, bled> [bliːd] VERBO intr

bleed

sangrar

to bleed to death

sangrar até a morte

pled [pled] americ, esc

pled pt, pp of:

Veja também: plead

I . plead <pleaded Am: pled, pleaded Am: pled> [pliːd] VERBO intr

plead

implorar

plead

suplicar

to plead for forgiveness

implorar perdão

to plead with sb (to do sth)

implorar a alguém (que faça a. c.) +subj

to plead innocent (to a charge)

declarar-se inocente (de uma acusação)

II . plead <pleaded Am: pled, pleaded Am: pled> [pliːd] VERBO trans

plead

advogar

plead

alegar

to plead ignorance of sth

alegar ignorância de a. c.

to plead sb's cause

advogar a causa de alguém

I . glue [gluː] SUBST sem pl

glue

cola f

glue

goma f

II . glue [gluː] VERBO trans

glue

colar

to glue sth to sth

colar a. c. em a. c.

to glue sth together

grudar a. c.

to be glued to the television/computer screen

estar grudado à televisão/à tela do computador

glum <-mm-> [glʌm] ADJ

1. glum (downcast):

glum

abatido(-a)

to look glum

parecer [or estar] abatido

2. glum (drab):

glum room

monótono(-a)

glut [glʌt] SUBST

a glut of sth

excesso m de a. c.

glib <-bb-> [glɪb] ADJ pej

glib excuse, response, politician:

glib

leviano(-a)

glib

superficial

I . glow [gloʊ, Brit gləʊ] SUBST

1. glow (of fire):

glow

incandescência f

2. glow (warmth):

glow

ardor m

3. glow (good feeling):

glow

entusiasmo m

a glow of pride

um arrebatamento de orgulho

II . glow [gloʊ, Brit gləʊ] VERBO intr

1. glow (reflect light):

glow

resplandecer

to glow in the dark

resplandecer [or brilhar] no escuro

2. glow (be hot):

glow

corar

3. glow (look radiant):

glow

estar radiante

glow

irradiar

they were glowing with health

eles irradiavam saúde

gold [goʊld, Brit gəʊld] SUBST

1. gold sem pl (metal):

gold

ouro m

2. gold (color):

gold

amarelo-ouro m

to be good as gold fig

comportar-se como um anjo

to be worth one's weight in gold

valer ouro

aged [eɪdʒd] ADJ

children aged 8 to 12

crianças entre 8 e 12 anos

gale [geɪl] SUBST

gale

vendaval m

deed [diːd] SUBST

1. deed:

deed (act)

ato m

2. deed:

deed

feito m

3. deed JUR:

deed

escritura f

I . feed <fed, fed> [fiːd] VERBO trans

1. feed (give food to):

feed person, animal

alimentar

feed baby

amamentar

feed plant

nutrir

2. feed (provide food for):

feed family, country

sustentar

II . feed <fed, fed> [fiːd] VERBO intr

feed

alimentar-se

feed baby

mamar

to feed on sth

alimentar-se de a. c.

III . feed <fed, fed> [fiːd] SUBST

1. feed sem pl (for farm animals):

feed

ração f

2. feed coloq (meal):

feed

comida f

3. feed TÉC:

feed

(mecanismo de) alimentação f

heed [hiːd] SUBST

to pay (no) heed to sth

(não) prestar atenção a a. c.

I . need [niːd] SUBST sem pl

need

necessidade f

basic needs

necessidades básicas

if need(s) be

se for necessário

need for sb/sth

necessidade de alguém/a. c.

there's no need to shout so loud

não é preciso [or não há motivo para] gritar tão alto

to be in need of sth

estar necessitando de a. c.

II . need [niːd] VERBO trans

1. need (require):

need

necessitar

need

precisar

to need sb to do sth

precisar que alguém faça a. c.

to need sth from sb

necessitar a. c. de alguém

to need sth from sb

precisar de a. c. de alguém

to not need sth

não precisar de a. c.

2. need (must, have):

to need to do sth

precisar fazer a. c.

3. need (should):

you needn't laugh! — you'll be next

você não deve rir! — vai ser o próximo

reed [riːd] SUBST

1. reed:

reed (plant)

junco m

reed (straw)

palhinha f

2. reed MÚS:

reed

palheta f

seed [siːd] SUBST

1. seed BOT:

seed

semente f

seed (of fruit)

caroço m

2. seed (beginning):

seed

germe m

I . weed [wiːd] SUBST

1. weed (plant):

weed

erva f daninha

2. weed Brit pej coloq (person):

weed

fracote(-a) m (f)

II . weed [wiːd] VERBO trans

weed

arrancar as ervas daninhas

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Traduções para „gled“ no dicionário Inglês » Português

glad <-dd-> [glæd] ADJ

glee [gliː] SUBST sem pl

led [led] VERBO

led pt, pp of:

Veja também: lead , lead

lead2 [led] SUBST

1. lead sem pl (metal):

2. lead (in pencil):

I . lead1 [liːd] SUBST

1. lead sem pl (front position):

2. lead:

3. lead TEATR:

4. lead (clue):

5. lead (connecting wire):

6. lead Brit, Aus (for dog):

II . lead1 <led, led> [liːd] VERBO trans

1. lead (be in charge of):

2. lead (conduct):

3. lead (induce):

4. lead:

5. lead (live a particular way):

III . lead1 <led, led> [liːd] VERBO intr

1. lead:

2. lead (be in charge):

3. lead (guide followers):

4. lead (conduct):

5. lead (be ahead):

bled [bled] VERBO

bled pt, pp of:

Veja também: bleed

bleed <bled, bled> [bliːd] VERBO intr

pled [pled] americ, esc

pled pt, pp of:

Veja também: plead

I . plead <pleaded Am: pled, pleaded Am: pled> [pliːd] VERBO intr

II . plead <pleaded Am: pled, pleaded Am: pled> [pliːd] VERBO trans

I . glue [gluː] SUBST sem pl

II . glue [gluː] VERBO trans

glum <-mm-> [glʌm] ADJ

1. glum (downcast):

2. glum (drab):

glut [glʌt] SUBST

glib <-bb-> [glɪb] ADJ pej

glib excuse, response, politician:

I . glow [gloʊ, Brit gləʊ] SUBST

1. glow (of fire):

2. glow (warmth):

3. glow (good feeling):

II . glow [gloʊ, Brit gləʊ] VERBO intr

1. glow (reflect light):

2. glow (be hot):

3. glow (look radiant):

gold [goʊld, Brit gəʊld] SUBST

1. gold sem pl (metal):

2. gold (color):

aged [eɪdʒd] ADJ

gale [geɪl] SUBST

deed [diːd] SUBST

1. deed:

2. deed:

3. deed JUR:

I . feed <fed, fed> [fiːd] VERBO trans

1. feed (give food to):

2. feed (provide food for):

II . feed <fed, fed> [fiːd] VERBO intr

III . feed <fed, fed> [fiːd] SUBST

1. feed sem pl (for farm animals):

2. feed coloq (meal):

3. feed TÉC:

heed [hiːd] SUBST

I . need [niːd] SUBST sem pl

II . need [niːd] VERBO trans

1. need (require):

2. need (must, have):

3. need (should):

reed [riːd] SUBST

1. reed:

2. reed MÚS:

seed [siːd] SUBST

lead² [led] SUBST

I . lead¹ [liːd] SUBST

II . lead¹ <led, led> [liːd] VERBO trans

III . lead¹ <led, led> [liːd] VERBO intr