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quite [kwaɪt] ADV

1. quite (fairly):

quite

bastante

quite a bit

consideravelmente

quite a bit

um bom bocado

quite a distance

uma boa distância

2. quite (completely):

quite

inteiramente

not quite as clever/rich as ...

não tão inteligente/rico como ...

Exemplos de frases com quite

quite a few people

bastante gente

quite a bit

bastante

quite a distance

uma boa distância

quite the opposite!

exatamente o contrário!

that's (quite) enough!

basta!

there was quite a crowd

havia uma multidão e tanto

to be quite/very likely

ser bem provável

not quite as clever/rich as ...

não tão inteligente/rico como ...

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

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Vague commitments, couched in grandiloquent language, dutifully reflected in tame government-controlled media outlets, manage to give summits past and present a quite surreal flavour.

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The runemaster does not appear to have prepared the surface much and so the surface is quite coarse, but still the runes are legible.

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He attached a studio to the house and planted many gardens of flowers, eternally frustrated that his roses would never grow quite right.

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It is a medium-size waterfall but quite flat.

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So let's be quite clear what this week's visit means, behind the diplomatic circumlocutions and the promises to help with things like submarines.

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The last one is a real kludge -- quite complex, but ultimately fair.

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A "prasmanan" is quite similar with rijsttafel but minus the ceremonial waiters and usually served fewer choices of dishes compared to its flamboyant colonial predecessor.

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The mountain top was described as quite denuded of trees.

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Its shape is slightly oval, with some barrier reefs that are quite straight in the eastern fringe.

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The public is quite aware of her heroic endeavors, for which she often receives praise and gratitude.

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