Traduções para „wedde“ no dicionário Inglês » Português

wedded [ˈwedɪd] ADJ

wedded

casado(-a)

to be wedded to sth fig

estar aferrado(-a) m (f) a a. c.

I . wedge [wedʒ] SUBST

wedge

cunha f

a wedge of cake

uma fatia f de bolo

II . wedge [wedʒ] VERBO trans

to wedge the door open

pôr um calço m para deixar a porta aberta

to be wedged between sth

estar imprensado(-a) entre a. c.

redden [ˈredn] VERBO intr, trans

redden

avermelhar(-se)

welder SUBST

welder

soldador(a) m (f)

swede [swiːd] SUBST Brit, Aus CULIN

swede

rutabaga f

Swede [swiːd] SUBST

Swede

sueco(-a) m (f)

I . wed <wedded [or wed], wedded [or wed] > [wed] formal VERBO trans

to wed sb

casar(-se) com alguém

II . wed <wedded [or wed], wedded [or wed] > [wed] formal VERBO intr

wed

casar(-se)

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

weedy <-ier, -iest> [ˈwiːdi] ADJ

weedy garden:

weedy

cheio(-a) de ervas daninhas

weedy Brit coloq

fraco(-a)

weedy Brit coloq

mirrado(-a)

I . wee [wiː] ADJ esc a. coloq

wee

pequenino(-a)

a wee bit

um bocadinho m

II . wee [wiː] SUBST sem pl Brit childspeak

wee

pipi m

III . wee [wiː] VERBO intr childspeak coloq

wee

fazer pipi

weave <wove Am: weaved, woven Am: weaved> [wiːv] VERBO intr, trans

weave

tecer

to weave sth together

trançar a. c.

we'd [wiːd]

1. we'd = we + would:

2. we'd = we + had:

Veja também: will , will , have

I . will² SUBST

1. will sem pl free:

will (faculty)

arbítrio m

will (desire)

vontade f

at will

à vontade

the will of the people

a vontade do povo

to have a will of one's own

ser cabeça dura

to lose the will to live

perder a vontade de viver

where there's a will, there's a way prov

querer é poder prov

with the best will in the world

com a melhor das boas intenções f pl

2. will (testament):

will

testamento m

II . will² VERBO trans

1. will (try to cause):

will

induzir

to will sb to do sth

induzir alguém a fazer a. c.

2. will formal (ordain):

will

ordenar

3. will (bequeath):

will

legar

I . will¹ <would> [wɪl] VERBO aux

1. will (in future tense):

he'll win

ele vencerá

I expect they'll come by car

acredito que eles venham de carro

2. will (in immediate future):

I'll answer the telephone

eu atendo o telefone

we'll be off now

estamos indo embora agora

3. will (with tag question):

they will accept this credit card in France, won't they?

este cartão de crédito é aceito na França, não é mesmo?

you won't forget to tell him, will you?

não vai esquecer de contar a ele, hein?

4. will (expressing intention):

I will not be spoken to like that!

não aceito que falem comigo assim!

5. will (in requests and instructions):

will you have a slice of cake?

quer uma fatia de bolo?

will you let me speak!

me deixa falar! coloq

just pass me that knife, will you?

pode me passar a faca, por favor?

who'll post this letter for me? — I will

quem vai pôr esta carta no correio para mim? — eu vou

6. will (expressing facts):

the car won't run without petrol

o carro não funciona sem gasolina

7. will (expressing persistence):

he will keep doing that

ele pretende continuar fazendo isso

they will keep sending me those brochures

vão continuar me mandando aqueles folhetos

8. will (expressing likelihood):

she will have received the letter by now

ela já deve ter recebido a carta

they'll be tired

estão provavelmente cansados

II . will¹ <would> [wɪl] VERBO intr formal

as you will

como queira

I . have <has, had, had> [həv, stressed: hæv] VERBO trans

1. have (own):

have

ter

she has two brothers

ela tem dois irmãos

to have sth to do

ter a. c. para fazer

2. have (engage in):

to have a bath/shower esp Brit

tomar um banho

to have a game

jogar uma partida

to have a walk

ir caminhar

3. have (eat):

to have lunch

almoçar

to have some coffee

tomar um café

4. have (give birth to):

to have a child

dar à luz uma criança

5. have (receive):

have

receber

to have visitors

receber visitas

II . have <has, had, had> [həv, stressed: hæv] VERBO aux (indicates perfect tense)

he has never been to Scotland

ele nunca esteve na Escócia

to have got to do sth

ter que fazer a. c.

we had been swimming

tínhamos ficado nadando

what time have we got to be there?

a que horas precisamos estar lá?

wedding SUBST

wedding

casamento m