Traduções para „rankle“ no dicionário Inglês » Português

ankle [ˈæŋkl] SUBST

ankle

tornozelo m

I . wrinkle [ˈrɪŋkl] SUBST

wrinkle

ruga f

wrinkles in sth

rugas em a. c.

II . wrinkle <-ling> [ˈrɪŋkl] VERBO intr

wrinkle

enrugar(-se)

III . wrinkle <-ling> [ˈrɪŋkl] VERBO trans

wrinkle dress

preguear

wrinkle face

franzir

wrinkle skin

enrugar

I . crackle [ˈkrækl] VERBO intr

crackle fire

estalar

crackle fire

crepitar

crackle telephone line

chiar

II . crackle [ˈkrækl] SUBST

crackle of fire

estalo m

crackle of a telephone line

chiado m

frankly ADV

frankly

francamente

I . tinkle [ˈtɪŋkl] VERBO intr

tinkle

tilintar

II . tinkle [ˈtɪŋkl] SUBST

tinkle

tinido m

I . range [reɪndʒ] SUBST

1. range:

range (area)

limite m

range (for shooting)

campo m de alcance

2. range (row):

range

linha f

3. range americ (pasture):

range

pastagem f

4. range (field):

range

campo m

5. range (scale):

range

gama f

a range of sth

uma gama de a. c.

6. range GEO:

range

cordilheira f

7. range (maximum capability):

range

alcance m

within range

ao alcance

II . range [reɪndʒ] VERBO intr

1. range (vary):

range

variar

to range from sth to sth [or between sth and sth]

variar de a. c. a a. c.

to range in sth

variar em a. c.

2. range (rove):

range

vaguear

3. range (extend):

range

estender-se

III . range [reɪndʒ] VERBO trans

range

alinhar

range

dispor

I . cackle [ˈkækl] VERBO intr

cackle (hen)

cacarejar

cackle (person)

gargalhar

II . cackle [ˈkækl] SUBST

cackle (of hen)

cacarejo m

cackle (of person)

gargalhada f

I . tackle [ˈtækl] VERBO trans

1. tackle:

tackle (in football, rugby)

bloquear

tackle (in soccer)

dar uma entrada

2. tackle (deal with):

tackle issue

lidar

tackle problem

atacar

tackle problem

tentar resolver

to tackle sb about sth

enfrentar alguém por a. c.

II . tackle [ˈtækl] SUBST sem pl

1. tackle:

tackle (in football, rugby)

bloqueio m

tackle (in soccer)

entrada f

2. tackle (equipment):

tackle

equipamento m

rabble [ˈræbl] SUBST sem pl

rabble (noisy people)

turba f

rabble (ordinary people)

ralé f

twinkle [ˈtwɪŋkl] VERBO intr

twinkle diamond, eyes

brilhar

twinkle star

cintilar

rancher [ˈræntʃər, Brit ˈrɑːntʃəʳ] SUBST

rancher

fazendeiro(-a) m (f)

I . sparkle [ˈspɑːrkl, Brit ˈspɑːkl] SUBST sem pl

sparkle

cintilação f

sparkle

brilho m

II . sparkle [ˈspɑːrkl, Brit ˈspɑːkl] VERBO intr

sparkle

cintilar

sparkle eyes

brilhar

freckle [ˈfrekl] SUBST

freckle

sarda f

I . trickle [ˈtrɪkl] VERBO intr

trickle

escorrer

trickle (in drops)

pingar

trickle (in drops)

gotejar

to trickle out information

espalhar-se aos poucos

to trickle out people

sair aos poucos

II . trickle [ˈtrɪkl] SUBST

trickle of liquid

filete m

trickle of people, information

pingo m

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

inglês

What rankled him the most was that he had to vacate his office and move to a cubicle where everyone could see him.

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It rankled that he needed help for everything.

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The unions estimate there is now a more than a 20% pay gap between the two categories, which rankles with their members.

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This action by his father rankled with him all his life.

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Rankle takes as his main subject the development of landscape art as a concept related to changes in attitude to the environment.

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It clearly rankles with the director that the lawsuit came between them.

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His treatment of the infant and the young woman rankles all, not just their own families.

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The latter phrase particularly rankled advocates of science fiction and frequently recurs when her writing is discussed.

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Others, rankled by his leadership style, desired a more consensus-based approach.

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This civilian control and the restriction on military operations rankled the military.

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