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a a[Article]
a primeira letra do alfabeto.[Article]
a uma[Article]
a um[Article]
aardvark oricterope, porco-da-terra[Noun]
aardvarks porco-da-terra, oricterope
aback a\s avessas[Adverb]
aback atra/s, detra/s[Adverb]
aback para tra/s[Adverb]
aback por tra/s[Adverb]
aback para trás
abacus a/baco[Noun]
abacus ábaco(Noun)[Noun]
abacuses a/bacos[Noun]
abacuses ábacos
abaft à popa, à ré[Adverb]
abalone abalone[Noun]
abalones abalones[Noun]
abandon abandonar, deixar[Verb]
abandon abandonar[Verb]
abandon abandono[Noun]
abandoned abandonado
abandoned abandonado; dissoluto, imoral
abandonee abandonado
abandoner abandonador
abandoning abandonando
abandonment abandonamento
abandonment abandono, disamparo[Noun]
abandonment renu/cia[Noun]
abandonment abandono[Noun]
abandonments abandonamentos
abandons abandonos
abase humilhar[Verb]
abase rebaixar[Verb]
abased abater[Verb]
abased humilhado[Adjective]
abased rebaixado[Adjective]
abasement humilhac,a~o[Noun]
abasement rebaixamento[Adjective]
abasement humilhação
abasements humilhac,o~es[Noun]
abasements humilhação
abash embarac,ar[Verb]
abash envergonhar, confundir[Verb]
abash humilhar[Verb]
abash embaraçar
abashed embarac,ado[Adjective]
abashed envergonhado, confuso[Adjective]
abashed embaraçado
abashes embarac,a[Verb]
abashing embarac,o[Noun]
abashment embarac,o[Noun]
abasing humilhac,ao[Noun]
abate abater, diminuir; amainar[Verb]
abate enfraquecer[Verb]
abated enfraquecido[Adjective]
abatement enfraquecimento[Noun]
abatements enfraquecimentos[Noun]
abater abater
abater abater
abates enfraquecer, decrescer[Verb]
abating enfraquecendo, decrescendo[Verb]
abattoir matadouro[Noun]
abbacy abadia
abbe abade[Noun]
abberations aberrac,o~es[Noun]
abbey abadia
abbey abadia[Noun]
abbeys abadias[Noun]
abbot padre, or abade[Noun]
abbots abades[Noun]
abbots the abbots
abbreviate abreviar[Verb]
abbreviated abreviado[Adjective]
abbreviates abrevia[Verb]
abbreviates amor[Pronoun]
abbreviating abreviando[Verb]
abbreviation abreviac,ao[Noun]
abbreviation abreviatura[Noun]
abbreviations abreviac,o~es[Noun]
abbreviator abreviador[Adjective]
abc a/-be^-ce^ ,abecedario , o alfabeto[Noun]
abdicable abdicável
abdicate abdicar[Verb]
abdicated abdicado[Verb]
abdication abdicac,a~o[Noun]
abdicator abdicante[Adjective]
abdomen abdo^men[Noun]
abdomens abdo^mens[Noun]
abdominal abdominal
abdominal abdominal[Pronoun]
abdominally abdominalmente[Adverb]
abdominally loved
abduce separar, desviar[Verb]
abduced separado, desviado[Verb]
abducens abducente[Noun]
abducent abducente[Adjective]
abducentes abducents
abducing abduzindo[Verb]
abduct sequestrar[Verb]
abducted raptado[Adjective]
abducting raptando[Verb]
abduction rapto[Noun]
abductions raptos[Noun]
abductor raptor[Noun]
abductors raptores[Noun]
abducts rapta[Verb]
abeam atrave/s[Adverb]
abecedarian abecedário
abed na cama[Adverb]
aberrance caminho[Noun]
aberrance aberração[Noun]
aberrancy aberração[Adjective]
aberrant aberrante[Adjective]
aberrantly aberrantemente[Adverb]
aberration ABERRAÇÃO[Noun]
aberrations aberrac,o~es[Noun]
aberrations aberração[Noun]
abet instagar[Verb]
abetment instigac,a~o[Noun]
abets instiga[Verb]
abetted instigado[Adjective]
abetter instigador[Noun]
abetting instigando[Verb]
abettor instigador, cu/mplice[Noun]
abeyance suspensa~o[Noun]
abhor abominar[Verb]
abhorred pret. e p.p. do verbo abhor[Verb]
abhorrence aversa~o[Noun]
abhorrent repugnante[Adjective]
abhorrently odiosamente[Adverb]
abhorrer pessoa odienta[Noun]
abhors abominaveis[Verb]
abidance permanência[Noun]
abide agu.entar, conformar-se[Verb]
abiding continuac,a~o[Noun]
abidingly permanentemente[Adverb]
abilities abilidades[Noun]
ability abilidade[Noun]
abiogenesis abioge/nese[Noun]
abiogenetic abiogene/tico[Adjective]
abiological abiológico[Adjective]
abiologically abiologicamente[Adverb]
abiotic abiotico[Noun]
abject abjecto[Adjective]
abjection abjecc,a~o[Noun]
abjections abjecc,o~es[Noun]
abjectly abjectamente[Adverb]
abjectness vileza , degradac,a~o[Noun]
abjuration abjuração[Noun]
abjure abjurar, renunciar,apostatar[Verb]
abjurer abjurante, apo/stata[Noun]
abjures abjura[Verb]
ablation ablac,a~o[Noun]
ablative ablativo[Noun]
ablaut mudanc,a da vogal no radical duma palavra[Noun]
ablaze flamejante, chamejante[Adjective]
able ha/bil[Adjective]
abloom florescente[Adjective]
ablution abluc,a~o[Noun]
ablutionary detersivo[Adjective]
ablutions abluc,o~es[Noun]
ably ha/bilmente[Adverb]
abnegate renunciar, abjurar,abnegar[Verb]
abnegates abnega[Verb]
abnegation abnegação[Noun]
abnegator abjurador, apo/stata[Noun]
abnormal anormal, incomum, ano^malo[Adjective]
abnormalities anormalidades[Noun]
abnormality anormalidade[Noun]
abnormalize anormalizar[Verb]
abnormalizes anormaliza[Verb]
abnormally anormalmente[Adverb]
aboard a bordo[Adverb]
abode lar[Noun]
abodes reside^ncias[Noun]
aboil abolir[Verb]
abolish abolir[Verb]
abolishable aboli/vel, anula/vel, cancela/velr, revoga/vel[Adverb]
abolished abolido, anulado, cancelado, revogado[Verb]
abolisher revogador[Noun]
abolishers revogadores[Noun]
abolishes anula, cancela, revoga, [Verb]
abolishing abolindo (from verb abolir)[Verb]
abolishment abolic,a~o[Noun]
abolition abolic,a~o[Noun]
abolitionism abolicionismo
abolitionist abolicionista[Noun]
abolitionists abolicionistas[Noun]
abominable abomina/vel, execra/vel[Adjective]
abominably abominavelmente, execravelmente[Adverb]
abominate abominar, execrar[Verb]
abomination abominac,a~o, execrac,a~o[Noun]
abominations abominac,o~es, execrac,o~es[Noun]
aboriginal aboriginal[Adjective]
aboriginally originariamente, primitivamente[Adverb]
aborigine aborígene
aborigines aborigenes, primitivos habitantes de um pais[Noun]
abort abortar[Verb]
aborted cancelado[Verb]
aborter aborteiro[Noun]
abortifacient abortivo[Noun]
aborting abortando[Verb]
abortion aborto[Noun]
abortions abortos[Noun]
abortive fracassado[Adjective]
abortively abortivamente[Adverb]
abortiveness aborto, fracasso[Noun]
abound abundar[Verb]
abounding abunda^ncia[Noun]
abounds abunda[Verb]
about aproximadamente[Adverb]
above sobre, por cima, na parte superior, acima de, fora de[Adverb]
aboveground superficial[Adjective]
abovementioned supramencionado[Adjective]
abracadabra amuleto[Noun]
abrade raspar, safar, esfragar,desgastar[Verb]
abrasion desgaste, raspadura, fricc,a~o[Noun]
abrasions desgastes, raspaduras, fricc,o~es[Noun]
abrasive abrasivo[Noun]
abrasively abrasivamente
abrasiveness abrasividade
abrasives abrasivos[Noun]
abreast de frente, ombro com ombro[Adverb]
abridge abreviar, resumir, reduzir, encurtar[Verb]
abridged abreviado, resumido[Verb]
abridgement resumo, suma/rio, reduc,a~o,privac,a~o[Noun]
abridgment resumo, suma/rio,reduc,a~o, privac,a~o[Noun]
abroach em bica, profusamente[Adverb]
abroad estrangeiro, fora[Adverb]
abrogate abrogar[Verb]
abrogated abrogado[Verb]
abrogates abroga[Verb]
abrogating abrogando[Verb]
abrupt abrupto[Adjective]
abruption interrupção brusca
abruptly bruscamente[Adverb]
abruptness rudeza, aspereza, indelicadeza, brusquidão
abscess abcesso, apostema
abscissa abscissa
abscond esconder(-se), evadir(-se), fugir à ação da justiça[Verb]
absconder fugitivo, foragido, desertor
absence ausência, afastamento, falta, carência, inatenção
absences ausencias[Noun]
absent ausente[Adjective]
absented ausente
absentee ausente[Noun]
absentminded distraido (accent on second i)[Adjective]
absentmindedly distraidamente[Adverb]
absinth absinto[Noun]
absinthe absinto
absolute absoluto[Adjective]
absolutely absolutamente[Adverb]
absolutes absolutos[Adjective]
absolutism absolutismo[Noun]
absolutist absolutista[Noun]
absolve absolver[Verb]
absorb absorver[Verb]
absorbed absorto[Adjective]
absorbent absorvente[Adjective]
absorber absorvente[Adjective]
absorption absorc,a~o
abstain abster-se[Verb]
abstemious abstémio[Adjective]
abstention abstenc, a~o
abstinence abstinência[Noun]
abstinent abstinente[Adjective]
abstract abstracto[Adjective]
abstraction abstrac,a~o[Noun]
abstractionism abstracionismo[Noun]
abstractionist abstracionista[Noun]
abstractly abstratamente[Adverb]
abstruse abstruso[Adjective]
absurd absurdo[Adjective]
absurdity absurdo[Noun]
absurdly absurdamente[Adverb]
abundance abunda^ncia[Noun]
abundant abundante[Adjective]
abuse abuso[Noun]
abused abusado[Adjective]
abuser abusador[Noun]
abusers abusadores[Noun]
abuses abusa[Verb]
abusive abusivo[Adjective]
abusively abusivamente[Adverb]
abusiveness abusividade[Noun]
abyss abismo[Noun]
abyssal abissal[Adjective]
acacia aca/cia[Verb]
academia academia[Noun]
academic acade^mico[Adjective]
academically academicamente[Adverb]
academician acade^mico[Noun]
academicism academicismo[Noun]
academy academia[Noun]
accede aceder, asquiecer[Verb]
accelerate acelerar[Verb]
accelerates acelera[Verb]
acceleration acelerac,a~o[Noun]
accelerator acelerador[Noun]
accelerators aceleradores[Noun]
accent acento, sotaque[Noun]
accent acentuar[Verb]
accented acentuado[Adjective]
accentuate acentuar, salientar[Verb]
accentuated acentuado[Verb]
accentuates acentua[Verb]
accentuating acentuando[Verb]
accept aceitar, admitir[Verb]
acceptable aceita/vel[Adjective]
acceptableness aceitabilidade[Noun]
acceptance aceitac,a~o[Noun]
acceptances aceitac,o~es
access acesso, ataque[Noun]
accessible acessi/vel[Adjective]
accessory acesso/rios, auxiliar[Noun]
accident acidente[Noun]
acclimatize aclimatizar[Verb]
accompanier acompanhante[Noun]
accordance acordo[Noun]
accordances acordos[Noun]
accordingly de acordo[Adverb]
action ac,a~o[Noun]
actions ac,o~es
apple maçã[Noun]
apples maçãs[Noun]
applicable aplicável[Adjective]
arabesque arabesco
arable arável
arachnoid aranha
arbitral arbitral
arc arco
arcade arcada
arcane arcano
arch arco
archaic arcaico
archaism arcaísmo
archdioceses arquiocese
archducal arqueduque
archeologist arqueologista
art arte[Noun]
artery arte/ria[Noun]
article artigo[Noun]
attack ataque[Noun]
axe Machado
babble balbucio; tagarelice[Noun]
babble ruído, falatório, fala confusa[Noun]
babble balbuciar; tagarelar [Verb]
babbled murmurado, comentado,falado[Adjective]
babe bebê, meu bem, querida[Noun]
babe bebe^
babes gajas[Noun]
babies bebês, nenens[Noun]
baboon babuíno (macaco[Noun]
babushka avó, vovó[Noun]
baby bebe[Noun]
baby nenen[Noun]
babyhood primeira infa^ncia[Noun]
babyish infantil[Adjective]
babysitter babá[Noun]
babysitters babás
babysitting pagear/ tomar conta de criança[Verb]
baccalaureate bacharelado[Noun]
baccarat bacará
bacchanal bacanal[Noun]
bachelor solteiro; bacharel[Noun]
bachelor celibata/rio[Noun]
bachelorhood celibato[Noun]
bachelors solteiros; bachare/is
bachelors celibata/rios[Noun]
bacillar bacilar[Adjective]
bacillary bacilaria/ceo[Adjective]
bacilli bacilos[Noun]
bacillus bacilo[Noun]
back costas; dorso[Noun]
backache dor de costas
backache dor lombar[Noun]
backaches dores de costas
backaches dores lombares[Noun]
backbite caluniar,dizer mal,falar pelas costas[Verb]
backbiter caluniador, difamador[Noun]
backbone espinha dorsal; coluna vertebral[Noun]
backbones espinhas dorsais; colunas vertebrais[Noun]
backcountry o interior
backdrop pano de fundo[Noun]
backdrops panos de fundo[Noun]
backer financiador[Noun]
backer patrocinador[Noun]
backers financiadores[Noun]
backers patrocinadores
backgammon gamão[Noun]
background fundo de cena, segundo plano; (fig.) formac,a~o, conhecimentos[Noun]
backhand costas da mão[Noun]
backhanded ed
backing apoio, auxi/lio, patroci/nio; retrocesso[Noun]
backlash recuo[Noun]
backless sem volta, sem retorno[Adjective]
backlog reserva, acúmulo[Noun]
backlogs reservas, acúmulos[Noun]
backpack mochila
backpacks mochilas
backseat banco de trás[Noun]
backside parte traseira, nádegas, bunda[Noun]
backslide reincidir[Verb]
backslider reincidente[Noun]
backstage camarim[Noun]
backstairs escada de servic,o[Noun]
backstitch pesponto[Noun]
backstop batente[Noun]
backup cópia (arquivos de computador)[Noun]
backups cópias[Noun]
backward atrasado, retro/grado[Adjective]
backward para tra/s[Adverb]
backward retrógrado, atrasado, em decadência[Adjective]
backwater remanso, a/gua parada[Noun]
backwoods roça
backwoods serta~o, regia~o remota[Noun]
backyard quintal[Noun]
backyards quintas[Noun]
bacon bacon
bacon toicinho[Noun]
bacteria bacte/rias[Noun]
bacterial bacteriano[Adjective]
bacterium bacte/ria
bad mau[Adjective]
bad ruim
bade ofereceu[Verb]
badge distintivo, insi/gnia, emblema[Noun]
badger texugo[Noun]
badly mal; gravemente; incorretamente[Adverb]
badmen bandidos, homens maus[Adjective]
baffle confundir, deixar perplexo[Verb]
baffle contratempo; (acust.) sonoflector; (mec.) placa defletora[Noun]
baffled confundido[Adjective]
baffling desconcertante, desnorteante[Adjective]
bag mala,sacola, mochila[Noun]
bag saco, saca, maleta; bolsa[Noun]
bagatelle bagatela[Noun]
bagatelles bagatelas[Noun]
baggage bagagem; equipamento[Noun]
baggageman carregador, bagageiro[Noun]
baggagemen carregadores[Noun]
bagged ensacado[Adjective]
bagger ensacar, por na bolsa[Verb]
baggers ensacadores[Noun]
bagpipe gaita de foles[Noun]
bagpiper gaiteiro, tocador de gaita de foles[Noun]
bagpipes gaitas de foles[Noun]
bags malas, mochilas, sacolas[Noun]
bags sacos, sacas[Noun]
baguette bisnaga(pão)
bail fianc,a, cauc,a~o[Noun]
bail por em liberdade sob fiança[Verb]
bailiff bailio, alguazil, meirinho[Noun]
bailiffs meirinho, oficial de diligências[Noun]
bailiwick bailiado, distrito[Noun]
bait atrair, irritar[Verb]
bait isca, engodo[Noun]
baize baeta[Noun]
bake cozer no forno[Verb]
baked assado[Verb]
baked cozido[Verb]
baker padeiro[Noun]
bakeries padarias[Noun]
bakers padeiros[Noun]
bakery padaria[Noun]
balance balanc,a, equili/brio, estabilidade, ponderac,a~o; balanc,o , saldo.[Noun]
balcony balca~o, sacada[Noun]
bald calvo, sem vegetac,a~o[Adjective]
baldness calvi/cie[Noun]
bale fardo[Noun]
baleful maligno, funesto[Adjective]
balk falhar, perder (oportunidade); impedir, frustrar[Verb]
balky empacador, birrento[Adjective]
ball bola[Noun]
balls bolas[Noun]
banana banana[Noun]
bananas bananas[Noun]
bank banco[Noun]
baptism batismo[Noun]
baptismal batismal[Adjective]
baptisms batismos[Noun]
baptists batistas[Noun]
baptize batisar[Verb]
baptized batisado[Adjective]
baptizing batisando[Verb]
barbecue churrasco[Noun]
basic basico[Adjective]
bath banho[Noun]
bathe banhar[Verb]
bitch cadela, puta (son of a bitch=filho duma puta)[Noun]
book livro[Noun]
boyfriend namorado
brain cérebro[Noun]
brake travão[Noun]
braked travado[Adjective]
brakes travões[Noun]
c terceira letra do alfabeto ingle
c terceira letra do alfabeto ingle^s[Noun]
cab taxi[Noun]
cab viajar em carro[Verb]
cabal cabala[Noun]
cabalistic cabalistico[Adjective]
cabaret cabaret[Noun]
cabbage ca/bula[Noun]
cabbage couve[Noun]
cabbage repolho[Noun]
cabbages couves[Noun]
cabby cocheiro[Noun]
cabdriver taxista[Noun]
cabin cabana[Noun]
cabin cabine[Noun]
cabinet armario[Noun]
cabinet gabinete[Noun]
cabinets armarios[Noun]
cabins cabines[Noun]
cable cabo[Noun]
cablegram cabograma[Noun]
cables cabos[Noun]
cabman cocheiro[Noun]
caboose cozinha de bordo[Noun]
cabotage cabotagem[Noun]
cabriolet cabriole/[Noun]
cabs taxis[Noun]
cacao cacau[Noun]
caches esconde[Verb]
cackle cacarejar[Verb]
cacophony cacofonia[Noun]
cadastral cadastral
cadastre cadastro
cadaver cadaver[Noun]
cadaveric cadavérico
cadmium cadmium
cafe café
cafeteria cafetaria[Noun]
caffeine cafeina[Noun]
caffeinic cafeinico
cage jaula[Noun]
cake bolo[Noun]
cakes bolos
calamite Calamidade
calamities Calamidades
calamitous calamitoso[Adjective]
calamity calamidade[Noun]
calcification calcificação
calcium calcio[Noun]
calculable calculavel
calculableness incalculavel
calculably calculável
calculate calcular[Verb]
calculated calculado
calculating calculando
calculation calculo
calculator calculador
calculators calculadora
calendar calendario[Noun]
calendars calendários
calender calandra
calf vitela[Noun]
calfskin pele de vitela
caliber pano[Noun]
calibrate calibrar[Verb]
calibrated calibrado
calibrating calibrando
calibration calibração
calibre calibre
calico pano de algodao[Noun]
call ligar[Verb]
called chamado[Verb]
calligraph caligrafia
calligrapher calígrafo
calling ligando[Verb]
callosity calosidade
callous calos
cambial cambial
camel camêlo
camera maquina fotografica[Noun]
camp acampar[Verb]
candidate candidato[Noun]
candidates candidatos[Noun]
candies doces[Noun]
candy doce[Noun]
canoe canoa[Noun]
cans latas[Noun]
cap bone[Noun]
capable capaz[Adjective]
capacity capacidade[Noun]
capitalism capitalismo[Noun]
capitalist capitalista[Noun]
capitalists capitalistas[Noun]
capitulate capitular[Verb]
capybara capibara[Noun]
car carro[Noun]
carabineer carabineiro[Noun]
caramel caramelo[Noun]
carbon carbon[Noun]
career carreira[Noun]
careful cuidadoso[Adjective]
carioca carioca[Noun]
cartel cartel[Noun]
cartographer cartografo[Noun]
cartographers cartografos[Noun]
cartography cartografia[Noun]
cartoon desenho animado[Noun]
cartoons desenhos animados[Noun]
chair cadeira[Noun]
count conde[Noun]
countability contabilidade[Noun]
counterespionage contraespionagem[Noun]
counterintelligence contraespionagem[Noun]
cunt vagina, cona[Noun]
cup taça[Noun]
cupidity cupidez[Adjective]
cupric cúprico[Adjective]
curator curador[Noun]
curatorship curatela[Noun]
d quarta letra do alfabeto
dab pequena quantidade[Noun]
dab toque[Noun]
dad PAPAI[Noun]
daddies papais[Noun]
daddy papai[Noun]
dads pais[Noun]
daemon DEMONHO[Noun]
daemons DEMONHOS[Noun]
dagger adaga[Noun]
dagger punhal[Noun]
daggers punhais[Noun]
daguerreotypes DAGUERROTIPO[Noun]
dahlia da/hlia[Noun]
daily DIARIAMENTE[Adverb]
daily dia/rio[Noun]
daintily saborosamente[Adverb]
daintiness delicadeza[Noun]
dainty saboroso[Adjective]
daiquiri daiquiri[Noun]
daiquiris daiquiris[Noun]
dairy LÁCTEO[Adjective]
dairy queijaria[Noun]
dairyman leiteiro[Noun]
dais plataforma[Noun]
daisies margaridas[Noun]
daisy bem-me-quer[Noun]
daisy MARGARIDA[Noun]
dale pequeno vale[Noun]
dalmatian DÁLMATA[Noun]
dalmatians DÁLMATAS[Noun]
damage dano[Noun]
damaged danificado[Noun]
damager danificador[Noun]
damagers danificadores[Noun]
damages danos[Noun]
damaging danoso[Noun]
damask damasco[Noun]
dame dama[Noun]
dancer dançarino[Adjective]
dog cachorro[Noun]
dog ca~o[Noun]
dog cão[Noun]
dogged persistente[Verb]
dogma dogma[Noun]
dove pomba[Noun]
down debaixo[Adverb]
draw empate[Noun]
each cada[Pronoun]
eager a/vido[Adjective]
eagerly avidamente[Adverb]
eagerness avidez[Noun]
eagle a/guia[Noun]
eagles a/guias[Noun]
ear orelha[Noun]
earache dor de ouvido[Noun]
early cedo[Adverb]
earn merecer[Verb]
earned merecido[Adjective]
earphone auscultador[Noun]
earphones auscultadores[Noun]
earring brinco[Noun]
earrings brincos[Noun]
ears orelhas[Noun]
earth terra[Noun]
earthling extraterrestre[Noun]
earthquake terramoto[Noun]
earthquakes terramotos[Noun]
earths terras[Noun]
earthworm minhoca[Noun]
earthworms minhocas[Noun]
ease facilidade[Noun]
easily facilmente[Adverb]
east este[Noun]
eat comer[Verb]
fabric fa/brica[Noun]
fabricant fabricante[Noun]
fabricated fabricado[Verb]
fabrication fabricac,a~o[Noun]
fabulous fabuloso[Adjective]
fabulously fabulosamente[Adverb]
fabulousness fabulosidade[Noun]
face cara[Noun]
for eva[Preposition]
fuck foder[Verb]
gain ganhar[Verb]
gain ganho
gain ganhas[Verb]
gain ganha
gain ganhamos
gain ganham
gained ganhou[Verb]
gained ganhaste
gained ganhei
gained ganhamos
gained ganharam
gal moc,a[Noun]
garden jardim[Noun]
gardener jardineiro[Noun]
gardens jardims[Noun]
garlic alho[Noun]
girlfriend namorada
ha ah! (interjection)
habeas habeas[Noun]
habeas habeas[Noun]
haberdasher vendedor ambulante[Noun]
haberdasher vendedor ambulante[Noun]
haberdasheries vendedores ambulantes[Noun]
haberdasheries vendedores ambulantes[Noun]
haberdashery mercearia; vendanc~ ambulante[Noun]
haberdashery mercearia; vendanc~ ambulante[Noun]
habilitate habilitar[Verb]
habilitate habilitar[Verb]
habilitated habilitado[Verb]
habilitated habilitado[Verb]
habilitates hablilita[Verb]
habilitates hablilita[Verb]
habilitating habilitac,a~o[Noun]
habilitating habilitac,a~o[Noun]
habilitation habilitac,a~o[Noun]
habilitation habilitac,a~o[Noun]
habilitations habilitac,o~es[Noun]
habilitations habilitac,o~es[Noun]
habit ha/bito[Noun]
habit ha/bito[Noun]
habitability habitabilidade[Noun]
habitability habitabilidade[Noun]
habitable habita/vel[Noun]
habitable habita/vel[Noun]
habitableness habitabilidade[Noun]
habitableness habitabilidade[Noun]
habitably habitavelmente[Adverb]
habitably habitavelmente[Adverb]
habitant habitante[Noun]
habitant habitante[Noun]
habitant habitante[Noun]
habitants habitantes[Noun]
habitat habitat[Noun]
habitat habitat[Noun]
habitation habitac,a~o[Noun]
habitation habitação
habitation habitac,a~o[Noun]
habitations habitac,o~es[Noun]
habitations habitac,o~es[Noun]
habitats habitats[Noun]
habitats habitats[Noun]
habits ha/bitos[Noun]
habits ha/bitos[Noun]
habitual habitual[Adjective]
habitual habitual[Adjective]
habitualize habitualizar[Verb]
habitualize habitualizar[Verb]
habitualizes habitualiza[Verb]
habitualizes habitualiza[Verb]
habitually habitualmente[Adverb]
habitually habitualmente[Adverb]
habitualness habitualeza[Noun]
habitualness habitualeza[Noun]
habituate habituar[Verb]
habituate habituar[Verb]
habituated habituado[Adjective]
habituated habituado[Adjective]
habituates habitua[Verb]
habituates habitua[Verb]
habituating habituando[Verb]
habituating habituando[Verb]
habituation habituac,a~o[Noun]
habituation habituac,a~o[Noun]
hacienda fazenda[Noun]
hacienda fazenda[Noun]
haciendas fazendas[Noun]
haciendas fazendas[Noun]
hack (n)talho, corte; tosse seca; (slang) escritor de meia-tigela; (v) tossir secamente; cortar, talhar.
hack (n)talho, corte; tosse seca; (slang) escritor de meia-tigela; (v) tossir secamente; cortar, talhar.
hacked cortado, talhado
hacked cortado, talhado
hacker mutilador[Noun]
hacker mutilador[Noun]
hackers mutiladores[Noun]
hackers mutiladores[Noun]
hackery corte[Noun]
hackery corte[Noun]
hair cabelo[Noun]
hairbrush escova de cabelo[Noun]
haircut corte de cabelo[Noun]
haircuts cortes de cabelo[Noun]
hairdresser cabeleireiro/cabeleireira[Noun]
hairdressers cabeleireiros[Noun]
hairpin alfinete[Noun]
half metade[Adverb]
help auxi/lio[Noun]
help socorro[Noun]
helper auxiliador[Noun]
helper auxiliar[Noun]
helpful proveitoso[Adjective]
helpful u/til[Adjective]
helpfully de maneira proveitoso[Adverb]
helpfulness auxilio[Noun]
helpless sem recursos[Adjective]
helplessly irremediavelmente[Adverb]
helplessness abandono[Noun]
helplessness desamparo[Noun]
helpmate companeiro[Noun]
helve cabo[Noun]
hem bainha[Noun]
hematite hematite[Noun]
here aqui[Noun]
hug abracio[Noun]
joy alegria[Noun]
kaleidoscope caleidoscopio[Noun]
kangaroo canguru[Noun]
kangaroos cangurus[Noun]
karate carate[Noun]
karma carma[Noun]
kayak caiaque[Noun]
keep fortaleza[Noun]
keg barril[Noun]
kennel canil[Noun]
kerosene querosene[Noun]
key chave[Noun]
keyboard teclado[Noun]
keyhole fechadura[Noun]
keys chaves[Noun]
kick chute[Noun]
kid garoto[Noun]
label etiqueta[Noun]
labelable etiquetável[Adjective]
labeled etiquetado[Adjective]
labeler etiquetador[Noun]
labelers etiquetadores[Noun]
labels etiquetas[Noun]
labial labial[Noun]
labialization labialização[Noun]
labialize labializar[Verb]
labialized labializado[Noun]
labially de forma labial[Adverb]
laboratories laboratórios[Noun]
laboratory laboratório[Noun]
locks fechaduras[Noun]
locomotion locomocao, movimento[Noun]
locomotive locomotiva[Noun]
locust gafanhoto[Noun]
locusts gafanhotos[Noun]
love amo[Noun]
loveable amoroso
lovely lindo[Adjective]
loving amoroso[Adjective]
ma mamae[Noun]
ma%27am senhora[Noun]
ma'am senhora[Noun]
macabre macabro[Adjective]
macadam asfalto[Noun]
macadamize asfaltar[Verb]
macadamized asfaltado[Verb]
macadamizes asfalta[Verb]
macadamizing asfaltando[Verb]
macaque macaco[Noun]
macaw arara[Noun]
macaws araras[Noun]
macerate macerar[Verb]
machete faca~o[Noun]
machete machete
machine ma/quina[Noun]
machinery maquina/rio[Noun]
machines ma/quinas[Noun]
machismo machismo[Noun]
macho macho[Noun]
macro macro[Noun]
macrocosm macrocosmos
macroeconomic macroeconomia[Noun]
macroinstruction macroinstruc,a~o[Noun]
mad louco[Noun]
madam madame[Noun]
madness loucura[Adverb]
magic mágico[Noun]
magical mágico[Adjective]
magna magna[Adjective]
mean significar[Verb]
mean media[Noun]
meaning significado[Verb]
meaningful com significado[Adjective]
meaningless sem significado
meanings significados
meantime entretanto[Adverb]
meanwhile entretanto[Adverb]
measles sarampo[Noun]
measurability mensurabilidade
measurable mensuravel
measure medir[Verb]
measured medido[Verb]
measureless sem medida[Noun]
measurement medicao[Noun]
measurements medicoes[Noun]
measurer medidor
measures medidas[Noun]
meat carne[Noun]
mechanic mecanico[Noun]
mechanical mecanico[Adjective]
mechanics mecanica[Noun]
mermaid sereia[Noun]
mermaids sereias[Noun]
merry feliz[Adverb]
nag aborrecer[Verb]
nail prego[Noun]
nails pregos[Noun]
naked nu, pelado[Adjective]
name nome[Noun]
namely nomeadamente[Adverb]
names nomes[Noun]
naming nao
nanny ama[Noun]
nanogram nanograma[Noun]
nanograms nanogramas[Noun]
nanosecond nanosegundo[Noun]
nanoseconds nanosegundos
nap sesta[Noun]
naphtha nafta[Noun]
napkin guardanapo[Noun]
napkins guardanapos[Noun]
nappies fraldas[Noun]
nappy fralda[Noun]
narcissism narcisismo[Noun]
narcotic narcótico[Noun]
narrate narrar[Verb]
narrated narrado[Verb]
narrator narrador[Noun]
narrow estreito[Adjective]
nasty malévolo[Adjective]
native nativo[Noun]
natives nativos[Noun]
oak carvalho[Noun]
oar remo[Noun]
oasis oásis[Noun]
oat aveia[Noun]
oath juramento[Noun]
oatmeal farinha de aveia[Noun]
oatmeal mingau de aveia[Noun]
obedience obediência[Noun]
obelisk obelisco[Noun]
obese obeso[Adjective]
obesity obesidade[Noun]
obey obedecer[Verb]
obfuscate ofuscar[Verb]
pace andar a passo, passear[Verb]
pacemaker marca-passos[Noun]
pacific pacato[Adjective]
pacification pacificac,a~o[Noun]
pacifier chupeta de bebê[Noun]
pacifies pacifica[Verb]
pacifist pacifista[Noun]
pacify pacificar[Verb]
pack pacote[Noun]
pack pacote[Noun]
package fardo[Noun]
packaged embrulhado[Adjective]
packages pacotes[Noun]
packed embrulhado[Adjective]
packer empacotador[Noun]
pager biper[Noun]
pail balde[Noun]
painless indolor[Adjective]
panel painel[Noun]
papers papeis[Noun]
parachute paraquedas[Noun]
parachuter paraquedista[Noun]
paradigm paradigma[Noun]
paradise paraiso[Noun]
paragraph parágrafo[Noun]
parallax paralaxe[Noun]
parallel paralelo[Adjective]
parliament parlamento[Noun]
pawn peão[Noun]
pawns peões
play jogar[Verb]
play tocar[Verb]
pour pour[Verb]
purity pureza[Noun]
purple pu/rpura[Noun]
purse bolsa[Noun]
rabbit coelho[Noun]
rabbits coelhos[Noun]
race corrida
racial racial[Adjective]
racism racismo[Noun]
racist racista[Noun]
radar radar[Noun]
radial radial[Noun]
radio radio[Noun]
replace replacao
s de/cima nona letra do alfabeto[Article]
sabbath sa/bado dos hebreus; dia de descanso; domingo para os Crista~os[Noun]
sabbath saba/ (dia de descanso dos hebreus, mas tambe/m dia de concilia/bulo de bruxos)[Noun]
saber sabre[Noun]
sabers sabres[Noun]
sabertooth dentes-de-sabre[Noun]
sable marta zibelina; pele de marta zibelina[Noun]
sabotage sabotagem[Noun]
sabotages sabotagens[Noun]
sabotaging sabotagem
saboteur sabotador[Noun]
saccharin sacarina[Noun]
saccharose sacarose[Noun]
sacerdotal sacerdotal[Adjective]
sacerdotalism sacerdotalismo[Noun]
sacerdotalist sacerdotalista[Noun]
sack saco[Noun]
sacrament sacramento
sacramental sacramental
sacramentalism sacramentalismo
sacramentalist sacramentalista
sacramentally sacramentalmente
sacraments sacramentos
sacred sagrado
sacrifice sacreficar[Verb]
sacrifice sacrificar[Verb]
sacrifice sacrifi/cio[Noun]
sacrificed sacreficado
sacrificed sacrificado
sacrifices sacrefi/cios
sacrifices sacrifi/cios
sacrificing sacramento
sacrilege sacrile/gio[Noun]
sacrilegious sacri/lego[Adjective]
sad triste, melanco/lico; sombrio; detesta/vel, circunspecto; escuro
sadden entristecer[se], contristar; tornar mais denso, escurecer
saddle sela, selim[Noun]
sadism sadismo
sadist sadista
sadistic sadi/stico
sadistically sadisticamente
sadists sadistas
sadly tristemente
sadness tristeza
sadomasochism sadomasoquismo
sadomasochist sadomasoquista
sadomasochistic sadomasoqui/stico
safe seguro; salvo
safe cofre[Noun]
safeguard salvaguarda[Noun]
safeguard salvaguardar[Verb]
safeguards salvaguarda[Noun]
safekeeping custodio (accent on first o[Noun]
safely seguramente, a salvo
safely em segurança[Adverb]
safeness seguranc,a[Noun]
safer mais seguro[Adjective]
safes cofres[Noun]
safest o mais seguro[Adjective]
safety seguranc,a; salvamento
saffron ac/afra~o[Noun]
sag curva, declinac,a~o, dobra, cai/da[Noun]
saga saga[Noun]
sagacious sagaz[Adjective]
sage sa/bio, filo/sofo; salva [planta][Noun]
sages sabios (accent on a)[Noun]
sagging caindo or afundando[Verb]
sago sagu
said [pas. e part. pas. de SAY]
sail fazer a` vela, velejar, navegar[Verb]
sail vela [de navio ou de moinho][Noun]
sailboat barco a vela[Noun]
sailboater lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
sailing navegac,a~o, marcha do navio
sailor marinheiro, navegador[Noun]
sailors marinheiros, navegadores[Noun]
sails velas[Noun]
saint santo, santa[Noun]
saints santos, santas[Noun]
salad salada[Noun]
salads saladas[Noun]
salamander salamandra[Noun]
salami salami[Noun]
salaries sala/rios[Noun]
salary sala/rio
sale venda[Noun]
saleable venda/vel[Adjective]
sales vendas[Noun]
salesgirl vendedora[Noun]
saleslady vendedora[Noun]
salesman vendedor[Noun]
salesmen vendedores[Noun]
salespeople vendedores[Noun]
salesroom sala de vendas[Noun]
saleswoman vendedora[Noun]
saleswomen vendedoras[Noun]
salient saliente[Adjective]
saline salino[Adjective]
saliva saliva[Noun]
salivate salivar[Verb]
salmon salma~o[Noun]
salon sala~o[Noun]
salsa salsa[Noun]
salt sal[Noun]
saltpeter salitre
saltwater agua de sal (accent on first a)
salty salgado
salute continencia (closed accent on e)[Noun]
salutes faz continencia (closed accent on e)
salvage salvamento[Noun]
salvaged salvo[Verb]
salvation salvacao (tilda on last a)[Noun]
samar lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
samba samba[Noun]
same mesmo[Adjective]
sample provar, experimentar[Verb]
samples amostras[Noun]
sanctification santificacao (tilda on last a)[Adjective]
sanctified santificado[Verb]
sanctifier santificador[Noun]
sanctify santificar[Verb]
sanctimonious carola[Adjective]
sanctimoniously carolamente[Adverb]
sanctity santidade[Noun]
sanctuaries santuarios (Accent on second a[Noun]
sanctuary santuario (accent on second a)
sand areia (accent on e)[Noun]
sandal chinelo lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil[Noun]
sandwich sanduiche (accent on i)
sandwiches sanduiches (accent on i)
sex sexo
shirt camisa[Noun]
shit merda[Noun]
springboard trampolim[Noun]
springtime primavera
stabilize stabilizar
stage palco (theater)[Noun]
stain mancha[Noun]
stained manchado[Adjective]
stainlessly lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
stains manchas
stair escada
stairs escadas
stalwartize lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
standards padroes (tilda on o)[Noun]
star estrela[Noun]
starboard estibordo
stars estrelas
start iniciar, comencar [Verb]
starting lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
state estado[Noun]
states estados[Noun]
statical lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
stay ficar[Verb]
steak bife[Noun]
steal robar[Verb]
steamboat lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
stereo som[Noun]
stole roubado[Verb]
stolen roubado[Verb]
stomach barriga[Noun]
stomachache dor de barriga[Noun]
stonecutters lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
stoned drogado[Adjective]
stories historias (accent on o)[Noun]
story historia (accent on o)[Noun]
storywriter lanede99.cs20@Usafa.af.mil
stove folgao (tilda on a)[Noun]
stranger pessoa estranho[Noun]
strangers pessoas estranhos[Noun]
strangest o mais estanho[Adjective]
stratiform lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
stream ribeiro[Noun]
streams ribeiros[Noun]
street estrada[Noun]
streeters lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
streets estradas[Noun]
strength forca [Noun]
strengthen fortificar[Verb]
strengthened fortificado[Adjective]
strew lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
strike greve[Noun]
strong forte[Adjective]
stronger mais forte[Adjective]
strongest o mais forte[Adjective]
strontic lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
struggle luta
student estudante[Noun]
students estudantes[Noun]
studio estudio (accent on u)[Noun]
studios estudios (accent on u)[Noun]
stuffily lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
stuffy bofado
stupid estupido (accent on u)[Adjective]
stupidities lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
stupor estupor[Noun]
sturdy seguro[Adjective]
style estilo[Noun]
stylizing lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
suave suave
sublime sublime[Adjective]
substitute substituir[Verb]
substituted substituido[Verb]
success sucesso[Noun]
successes sucessos[Noun]
successful lanede99.cs20@Usafa.af.mil
suck chupar[Verb]
suddenly de repente[Adverb]
sugar acucar[Noun]
sugarcane cana de acucar[Noun]
suicide suicidio (accent on second i)[Noun]
suit terno[Noun]
suitcase pasta[Noun]
suitcases pastas[Noun]
suits ternos[Noun]
sultan sultao (tilda on a)[Noun]
summary resumo[Noun]
sun sol[Noun]
sundae sundae[Noun]
sunk afundado[Adjective]
sunset por de sol (closed accent on first o)[Noun]
suppose supor
surprise surpresa
surprising surprendente[Adjective]
survive sobreviver[Verb]
surviver sobrevivente[Noun]
sweat suar (noun: suor)[Verb]
sweater sueter (accent on e)[Noun]
sweating suando[Verb]
sweep varrer[Verb]
swerve desviar[Noun]
swift rapido (accent on a)
swim nadar[Verb]
swimmer nadador[Noun]
swimmers nadadores[Noun]
sword espada[Noun]
swords espadas[Noun]
symbol simbolo[Noun]
symbolism simbologia[Noun]
symbols simbolos[Noun]
symphony sinfonia[Noun]
tab lingueta, aba; (label) etiquea
tabernacle tabernaculo
tabernacles tabernaculos (accent on second a)[Noun]
table mesa
tablecloth toalha de mesa[Noun]
tablecloths toalhas de mesa[Noun]
tables mesas[Noun]
tablespoon colher de sopa[Noun]
tablespoons colheres de sopa
tablet lapide (accent on a)[Noun]
tablets lapides (accent on a)
tabloid tabloide (accent on o)[Noun]
tabor a a
tail rablo[Noun]
take tirar[Verb]
talk falar[Verb]
tall alto
taller mais alto
tallest o mais alto
tape fita[Noun]
tapes fitas[Noun]
tasteless sem gosto[Adjective]
tax emposto[Noun]
taxi taxi (accent on a)[Noun]
tea cha (accent on a)[Noun]
teach ensinar[Verb]
teacher professor[Noun]
teachers professores[Noun]
teachings ensinamentos[Noun]
team time[Noun]
teams times[Noun]
tear rasgar[Verb]
teardrop lagrima (accent on a)[Noun]
tears lagrimas (accent on a)[Noun]
technique tecnica (accent on e)[Noun]
techniques tecnicas (accent on e)[Noun]
technological tecnologica (accent on o)[Adjective]
technology tecnologia[Noun]
teeth dentes[Noun]
television televisao (tilda on a)[Noun]
televisions televisoes (tilda on o)[Noun]
tell dizer[Verb]
temperature temperatura[Noun]
temple templo[Noun]
temples templos[Noun]
temporarily temporariamente
temporary temporario (accent on a)[Noun]
tempt tentar[Verb]
tempted tentado[Adjective]
tempts tenta[Noun]
ten dez[Noun]
tender tenura[Adjective]
tennis tenis (closed accent on e)[Noun]
tent tenda[Noun]
tenth decimo (Accent on e)[Noun]
tents tendas[Noun]
terminate terminar[Verb]
terms termos[Noun]
terrestrial terrestre[Adjective]
terror terror[Noun]
terrorism terrorismo[Noun]
terrorist terrorista[Noun]
test prova[Noun]
testify testificar[Verb]
testifying testificando[Verb]
testimonies tesamunhos[Noun]
testimony testamunho[Noun]
tests provas[Noun]
thankful grato
that isso[Noun]
the o/a[Adjective]
theater teatro[Noun]
timber madeira[Noun]
time tempo[Noun]
times tempos[Noun]
timeshare habitação periódica[Noun]
timetable agenda[Noun]
tint tinta, cor, matiz[Noun]
tinted pintado, tingido[Verb]
tintless sem cor[Adjective]
tinware artigos de folhas de estanho[Noun]
tiny diminuto, pequeno, delgado, fino[Adjective]
tip ponta, extremidade, bico, inclinação, declive, palpite, dica[Noun]
tipple bebericar, embriagar-se[Verb]
tiptoe ponta do pé[Noun]
tirade invectiva, discurso longo[Noun]
tirades plural de tirade[Noun]
tire aro, virola, pneu, roda[Noun]
tired cansado, fatigado[Adjective]
washroom banheiro[Noun]
wheat centeio[Noun]
where adonde[Preposition]
window a janela[Noun]
windowless sem janelas
windowpane o vidro[Noun]
windowpanes os vidros[Noun]
windows as janelas[Noun]
wine o vinho[Noun]
wineglass a tac,a[Noun]
wing a asa[Noun]
word palavra[Noun]
yesterday ontem[Noun]
yet ainda[Adverb]
yield render, produzir[Verb]
yogurt iogurte[Noun]
yoke jugo, canga[Noun]
yolk gema de ovo[Noun]
yonder La/, ali/, acola/[Adverb]
you Voce^, Tu/[Pronoun]
young novo, jovem[Adjective]
youngish Algo novo[Adverb]
youngness mocidade, juventude[Noun]
youngster moço, jovem, rapaz, mancebo[Noun]
youngsters moços, jovens, rapazes, mancebos[Noun]
your teu, tua, teus, tuas[Pronoun]
yours o teu, a tua, os teus, as tuas[Pronoun]
yourself tu mesmo, te[Pronoun]
yourselves voces mesmos[Pronoun]
youth um moc,o, um jovem[Noun]
yowl uivo[Noun]