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  1. ###########################################################################
  2. #Copyright 1999 The Internet Dictionary Project/Tyler Chambers
  3. #http://www.june29.com/IDP/
  4. #This file is free to use and modify. Thank you for using the IDP.
  5. #
  6. #Approximately 465 entries. 1/7/98
  7. #Approximately 910 entries. 3/8/98
  8. #Approximately 1360 entries. 2/19/99
  9. ###########################################################################
  10. a a[Article]
  11. a primeira letra do alfabeto.[Article]
  12. a uma[Article]
  13. a um[Article]
  14. aardvark oricterope, porco-da-terra[Noun]
  15. aardvarks porco-da-terra, oricterope
  16. aback a\s avessas[Adverb]
  17. aback atra/s, detra/s[Adverb]
  18. aback para tra/s[Adverb]
  19. aback por tra/s[Adverb]
  20. aback para trás
  21. abacus a/baco[Noun]
  22. abacus ábaco(Noun)[Noun]
  23. abacuses a/bacos[Noun]
  24. abacuses ábacos
  25. abaft à popa, à ré[Adverb]
  26. abalone abalone[Noun]
  27. abalones abalones[Noun]
  28. abandon abandonar, deixar[Verb]
  29. abandon abandonar[Verb]
  30. abandon abandono[Noun]
  31. abandoned abandonado
  32. abandoned abandonado; dissoluto, imoral
  33. abandonee abandonado
  34. abandoner abandonador
  35. abandoning abandonando
  36. abandonment abandonamento
  37. abandonment abandono, disamparo[Noun]
  38. abandonment renu/cia[Noun]
  39. abandonment abandono[Noun]
  40. abandonments abandonamentos
  41. abandons abandonos
  42. abase humilhar[Verb]
  43. abase rebaixar[Verb]
  44. abased abater[Verb]
  45. abased humilhado[Adjective]
  46. abased rebaixado[Adjective]
  47. abasement humilhac,a~o[Noun]
  48. abasement rebaixamento[Adjective]
  49. abasement humilhação
  50. abasements humilhac,o~es[Noun]
  51. abasements humilhação
  52. abash embarac,ar[Verb]
  53. abash envergonhar, confundir[Verb]
  54. abash humilhar[Verb]
  55. abash embaraçar
  56. abashed embarac,ado[Adjective]
  57. abashed envergonhado, confuso[Adjective]
  58. abashed embaraçado
  59. abashes embarac,a[Verb]
  60. abashing embarac,o[Noun]
  61. abashment embarac,o[Noun]
  62. abasing humilhac,ao[Noun]
  63. abate abater, diminuir; amainar[Verb]
  64. abate enfraquecer[Verb]
  65. abated enfraquecido[Adjective]
  66. abatement enfraquecimento[Noun]
  67. abatements enfraquecimentos[Noun]
  68. abater abater
  69. abater abater
  70. abates enfraquecer, decrescer[Verb]
  71. abating enfraquecendo, decrescendo[Verb]
  72. abattoir matadouro[Noun]
  73. abbacy abadia
  74. abbe abade[Noun]
  75. abberations aberrac,o~es[Noun]
  76. abbey abadia
  77. abbey abadia[Noun]
  78. abbeys abadias[Noun]
  79. abbot padre, or abade[Noun]
  80. abbots abades[Noun]
  81. abbots the abbots
  82. abbreviate abreviar[Verb]
  83. abbreviated abreviado[Adjective]
  84. abbreviates abrevia[Verb]
  85. abbreviates amor[Pronoun]
  86. abbreviating abreviando[Verb]
  87. abbreviation abreviac,ao[Noun]
  88. abbreviation abreviatura[Noun]
  89. abbreviations abreviac,o~es[Noun]
  90. abbreviator abreviador[Adjective]
  91. abc a/-be^-ce^ ,abecedario , o alfabeto[Noun]
  92. abdicable abdicável
  93. abdicate abdicar[Verb]
  94. abdicated abdicado[Verb]
  95. abdication abdicac,a~o[Noun]
  96. abdicator abdicante[Adjective]
  97. abdomen abdo^men[Noun]
  98. abdomens abdo^mens[Noun]
  99. abdominal abdominal
  100. abdominal abdominal[Pronoun]
  101. abdominally abdominalmente[Adverb]
  102. abdominally loved
  103. abduce separar, desviar[Verb]
  104. abduced separado, desviado[Verb]
  105. abducens abducente[Noun]
  106. abducent abducente[Adjective]
  107. abducentes abducents
  108. abducing abduzindo[Verb]
  109. abduct sequestrar[Verb]
  110. abducted raptado[Adjective]
  111. abducting raptando[Verb]
  112. abduction rapto[Noun]
  113. abductions raptos[Noun]
  114. abductor raptor[Noun]
  115. abductors raptores[Noun]
  116. abducts rapta[Verb]
  117. abeam atrave/s[Adverb]
  118. abecedarian abecedário
  119. abed na cama[Adverb]
  120. aberrance caminho[Noun]
  121. aberrance aberração[Noun]
  122. aberrancy aberração[Adjective]
  123. aberrant aberrante[Adjective]
  124. aberrantly aberrantemente[Adverb]
  125. aberration ABERRAÇÃO[Noun]
  126. aberrations aberrac,o~es[Noun]
  127. aberrations aberração[Noun]
  128. abet instagar[Verb]
  129. abetment instigac,a~o[Noun]
  130. abets instiga[Verb]
  131. abetted instigado[Adjective]
  132. abetter instigador[Noun]
  133. abetting instigando[Verb]
  134. abettor instigador, cu/mplice[Noun]
  135. abeyance suspensa~o[Noun]
  136. abhor abominar[Verb]
  137. abhorred pret. e p.p. do verbo abhor[Verb]
  138. abhorrence aversa~o[Noun]
  139. abhorrent repugnante[Adjective]
  140. abhorrently odiosamente[Adverb]
  141. abhorrer pessoa odienta[Noun]
  142. abhors abominaveis[Verb]
  143. abidance permanência[Noun]
  144. abide agu.entar, conformar-se[Verb]
  145. abiding continuac,a~o[Noun]
  146. abidingly permanentemente[Adverb]
  147. abilities abilidades[Noun]
  148. ability abilidade[Noun]
  149. abiogenesis abioge/nese[Noun]
  150. abiogenetic abiogene/tico[Adjective]
  151. abiological abiológico[Adjective]
  152. abiologically abiologicamente[Adverb]
  153. abiotic abiotico[Noun]
  154. abject abjecto[Adjective]
  155. abjection abjecc,a~o[Noun]
  156. abjections abjecc,o~es[Noun]
  157. abjectly abjectamente[Adverb]
  158. abjectness vileza , degradac,a~o[Noun]
  159. abjuration abjuração[Noun]
  160. abjure abjurar, renunciar,apostatar[Verb]
  161. abjurer abjurante, apo/stata[Noun]
  162. abjures abjura[Verb]
  163. ablation ablac,a~o[Noun]
  164. ablative ablativo[Noun]
  165. ablaut mudanc,a da vogal no radical duma palavra[Noun]
  166. ablaze flamejante, chamejante[Adjective]
  167. able ha/bil[Adjective]
  168. abloom florescente[Adjective]
  169. ablution abluc,a~o[Noun]
  170. ablutionary detersivo[Adjective]
  171. ablutions abluc,o~es[Noun]
  172. ably ha/bilmente[Adverb]
  173. abnegate renunciar, abjurar,abnegar[Verb]
  174. abnegates abnega[Verb]
  175. abnegation abnegação[Noun]
  176. abnegator abjurador, apo/stata[Noun]
  177. abnormal anormal, incomum, ano^malo[Adjective]
  178. abnormalities anormalidades[Noun]
  179. abnormality anormalidade[Noun]
  180. abnormalize anormalizar[Verb]
  181. abnormalizes anormaliza[Verb]
  182. abnormally anormalmente[Adverb]
  183. aboard a bordo[Adverb]
  184. abode lar[Noun]
  185. abodes reside^ncias[Noun]
  186. aboil abolir[Verb]
  187. abolish abolir[Verb]
  188. abolishable aboli/vel, anula/vel, cancela/velr, revoga/vel[Adverb]
  189. abolished abolido, anulado, cancelado, revogado[Verb]
  190. abolisher revogador[Noun]
  191. abolishers revogadores[Noun]
  192. abolishes anula, cancela, revoga, [Verb]
  193. abolishing abolindo (from verb abolir)[Verb]
  194. abolishment abolic,a~o[Noun]
  195. abolition abolic,a~o[Noun]
  196. abolitionism abolicionismo
  197. abolitionist abolicionista[Noun]
  198. abolitionists abolicionistas[Noun]
  199. abominable abomina/vel, execra/vel[Adjective]
  200. abominably abominavelmente, execravelmente[Adverb]
  201. abominate abominar, execrar[Verb]
  202. abomination abominac,a~o, execrac,a~o[Noun]
  203. abominations abominac,o~es, execrac,o~es[Noun]
  204. aboriginal aboriginal[Adjective]
  205. aboriginally originariamente, primitivamente[Adverb]
  206. aborigine aborígene
  207. aborigines aborigenes, primitivos habitantes de um pais[Noun]
  208. abort abortar[Verb]
  209. aborted cancelado[Verb]
  210. aborter aborteiro[Noun]
  211. abortifacient abortivo[Noun]
  212. aborting abortando[Verb]
  213. abortion aborto[Noun]
  214. abortions abortos[Noun]
  215. abortive fracassado[Adjective]
  216. abortively abortivamente[Adverb]
  217. abortiveness aborto, fracasso[Noun]
  218. abound abundar[Verb]
  219. abounding abunda^ncia[Noun]
  220. abounds abunda[Verb]
  221. about aproximadamente[Adverb]
  222. above sobre, por cima, na parte superior, acima de, fora de[Adverb]
  223. aboveground superficial[Adjective]
  224. abovementioned supramencionado[Adjective]
  225. abracadabra amuleto[Noun]
  226. abrade raspar, safar, esfragar,desgastar[Verb]
  227. abrasion desgaste, raspadura, fricc,a~o[Noun]
  228. abrasions desgastes, raspaduras, fricc,o~es[Noun]
  229. abrasive abrasivo[Noun]
  230. abrasively abrasivamente
  231. abrasiveness abrasividade
  232. abrasives abrasivos[Noun]
  233. abreast de frente, ombro com ombro[Adverb]
  234. abridge abreviar, resumir, reduzir, encurtar[Verb]
  235. abridged abreviado, resumido[Verb]
  236. abridgement resumo, suma/rio, reduc,a~o,privac,a~o[Noun]
  237. abridgment resumo, suma/rio,reduc,a~o, privac,a~o[Noun]
  238. abroach em bica, profusamente[Adverb]
  239. abroad estrangeiro, fora[Adverb]
  240. abrogate abrogar[Verb]
  241. abrogated abrogado[Verb]
  242. abrogates abroga[Verb]
  243. abrogating abrogando[Verb]
  244. abrupt abrupto[Adjective]
  245. abruption interrupção brusca
  246. abruptly bruscamente[Adverb]
  247. abruptness rudeza, aspereza, indelicadeza, brusquidão
  248. abscess abcesso, apostema
  249. abscissa abscissa
  250. abscond esconder(-se), evadir(-se), fugir à ação da justiça[Verb]
  251. absconder fugitivo, foragido, desertor
  252. absence ausência, afastamento, falta, carência, inatenção
  253. absences ausencias[Noun]
  254. absent ausente[Adjective]
  255. absented ausente
  256. absentee ausente[Noun]
  257. absentminded distraido (accent on second i)[Adjective]
  258. absentmindedly distraidamente[Adverb]
  259. absinth absinto[Noun]
  260. absinthe absinto
  261. absolute absoluto[Adjective]
  262. absolutely absolutamente[Adverb]
  263. absolutes absolutos[Adjective]
  264. absolutism absolutismo[Noun]
  265. absolutist absolutista[Noun]
  266. absolve absolver[Verb]
  267. absorb absorver[Verb]
  268. absorbed absorto[Adjective]
  269. absorbent absorvente[Adjective]
  270. absorber absorvente[Adjective]
  271. absorption absorc,a~o
  272. abstain abster-se[Verb]
  273. abstemious abstémio[Adjective]
  274. abstention abstenc, a~o
  275. abstinence abstinência[Noun]
  276. abstinent abstinente[Adjective]
  277. abstract abstracto[Adjective]
  278. abstraction abstrac,a~o[Noun]
  279. abstractionism abstracionismo[Noun]
  280. abstractionist abstracionista[Noun]
  281. abstractly abstratamente[Adverb]
  282. abstruse abstruso[Adjective]
  283. absurd absurdo[Adjective]
  284. absurdity absurdo[Noun]
  285. absurdly absurdamente[Adverb]
  286. abundance abunda^ncia[Noun]
  287. abundant abundante[Adjective]
  288. abuse abuso[Noun]
  289. abused abusado[Adjective]
  290. abuser abusador[Noun]
  291. abusers abusadores[Noun]
  292. abuses abusa[Verb]
  293. abusive abusivo[Adjective]
  294. abusively abusivamente[Adverb]
  295. abusiveness abusividade[Noun]
  296. abyss abismo[Noun]
  297. abyssal abissal[Adjective]
  298. acacia aca/cia[Verb]
  299. academia academia[Noun]
  300. academic acade^mico[Adjective]
  301. academically academicamente[Adverb]
  302. academician acade^mico[Noun]
  303. academicism academicismo[Noun]
  304. academy academia[Noun]
  305. accede aceder, asquiecer[Verb]
  306. accelerate acelerar[Verb]
  307. accelerates acelera[Verb]
  308. acceleration acelerac,a~o[Noun]
  309. accelerator acelerador[Noun]
  310. accelerators aceleradores[Noun]
  311. accent acento, sotaque[Noun]
  312. accent acentuar[Verb]
  313. accented acentuado[Adjective]
  314. accentuate acentuar, salientar[Verb]
  315. accentuated acentuado[Verb]
  316. accentuates acentua[Verb]
  317. accentuating acentuando[Verb]
  318. accept aceitar, admitir[Verb]
  319. acceptable aceita/vel[Adjective]
  320. acceptableness aceitabilidade[Noun]
  321. acceptance aceitac,a~o[Noun]
  322. acceptances aceitac,o~es
  323. access acesso, ataque[Noun]
  324. accessible acessi/vel[Adjective]
  325. accessory acesso/rios, auxiliar[Noun]
  326. accident acidente[Noun]
  327. acclimatize aclimatizar[Verb]
  328. accompanier acompanhante[Noun]
  329. accordance acordo[Noun]
  330. accordances acordos[Noun]
  331. accordingly de acordo[Adverb]
  332. action ac,a~o[Noun]
  333. actions ac,o~es
  334. apple maçã[Noun]
  335. apples maçãs[Noun]
  336. applicable aplicável[Adjective]
  337. arabesque arabesco
  338. arable arável
  339. arachnoid aranha
  340. arbitral arbitral
  341. arc arco
  342. arcade arcada
  343. arcane arcano
  344. arch arco
  345. archaic arcaico
  346. archaism arcaísmo
  347. archdioceses arquiocese
  348. archducal arqueduque
  349. archeologist arqueologista
  350. art arte[Noun]
  351. artery arte/ria[Noun]
  352. article artigo[Noun]
  353. attack ataque[Noun]
  354. axe Machado
  355. babble balbucio; tagarelice[Noun]
  356. babble ruído, falatório, fala confusa[Noun]
  357. babble balbuciar; tagarelar [Verb]
  358. babbled murmurado, comentado,falado[Adjective]
  359. babe bebê, meu bem, querida[Noun]
  360. babe bebe^
  361. babes gajas[Noun]
  362. babies bebês, nenens[Noun]
  363. baboon babuíno (macaco[Noun]
  364. babushka avó, vovó[Noun]
  365. baby bebe[Noun]
  366. baby nenen[Noun]
  367. babyhood primeira infa^ncia[Noun]
  368. babyish infantil[Adjective]
  369. babysitter babá[Noun]
  370. babysitters babás
  371. babysitting pagear/ tomar conta de criança[Verb]
  372. baccalaureate bacharelado[Noun]
  373. baccarat bacará
  374. bacchanal bacanal[Noun]
  375. bachelor solteiro; bacharel[Noun]
  376. bachelor celibata/rio[Noun]
  377. bachelorhood celibato[Noun]
  378. bachelors solteiros; bachare/is
  379. bachelors celibata/rios[Noun]
  380. bacillar bacilar[Adjective]
  381. bacillary bacilaria/ceo[Adjective]
  382. bacilli bacilos[Noun]
  383. bacillus bacilo[Noun]
  384. back costas; dorso[Noun]
  385. backache dor de costas
  386. backache dor lombar[Noun]
  387. backaches dores de costas
  388. backaches dores lombares[Noun]
  389. backbite caluniar,dizer mal,falar pelas costas[Verb]
  390. backbiter caluniador, difamador[Noun]
  391. backbone espinha dorsal; coluna vertebral[Noun]
  392. backbones espinhas dorsais; colunas vertebrais[Noun]
  393. backcountry o interior
  394. backdrop pano de fundo[Noun]
  395. backdrops panos de fundo[Noun]
  396. backer financiador[Noun]
  397. backer patrocinador[Noun]
  398. backers financiadores[Noun]
  399. backers patrocinadores
  400. backgammon gamão[Noun]
  401. background fundo de cena, segundo plano; (fig.) formac,a~o, conhecimentos[Noun]
  402. backhand costas da mão[Noun]
  403. backhanded ed
  404. backing apoio, auxi/lio, patroci/nio; retrocesso[Noun]
  405. backlash recuo[Noun]
  406. backless sem volta, sem retorno[Adjective]
  407. backlog reserva, acúmulo[Noun]
  408. backlogs reservas, acúmulos[Noun]
  409. backpack mochila
  410. backpacks mochilas
  411. backseat banco de trás[Noun]
  412. backside parte traseira, nádegas, bunda[Noun]
  413. backslide reincidir[Verb]
  414. backslider reincidente[Noun]
  415. backstage camarim[Noun]
  416. backstairs escada de servic,o[Noun]
  417. backstitch pesponto[Noun]
  418. backstop batente[Noun]
  419. backup cópia (arquivos de computador)[Noun]
  420. backups cópias[Noun]
  421. backward atrasado, retro/grado[Adjective]
  422. backward para tra/s[Adverb]
  423. backward retrógrado, atrasado, em decadência[Adjective]
  424. backwater remanso, a/gua parada[Noun]
  425. backwoods roça
  426. backwoods serta~o, regia~o remota[Noun]
  427. backyard quintal[Noun]
  428. backyards quintas[Noun]
  429. bacon bacon
  430. bacon toicinho[Noun]
  431. bacteria bacte/rias[Noun]
  432. bacterial bacteriano[Adjective]
  433. bacterium bacte/ria
  434. bad mau[Adjective]
  435. bad ruim
  436. bade ofereceu[Verb]
  437. badge distintivo, insi/gnia, emblema[Noun]
  438. badger texugo[Noun]
  439. badly mal; gravemente; incorretamente[Adverb]
  440. badmen bandidos, homens maus[Adjective]
  441. baffle confundir, deixar perplexo[Verb]
  442. baffle contratempo; (acust.) sonoflector; (mec.) placa defletora[Noun]
  443. baffled confundido[Adjective]
  444. baffling desconcertante, desnorteante[Adjective]
  445. bag mala,sacola, mochila[Noun]
  446. bag saco, saca, maleta; bolsa[Noun]
  447. bagatelle bagatela[Noun]
  448. bagatelles bagatelas[Noun]
  449. baggage bagagem; equipamento[Noun]
  450. baggageman carregador, bagageiro[Noun]
  451. baggagemen carregadores[Noun]
  452. bagged ensacado[Adjective]
  453. bagger ensacar, por na bolsa[Verb]
  454. baggers ensacadores[Noun]
  455. bagpipe gaita de foles[Noun]
  456. bagpiper gaiteiro, tocador de gaita de foles[Noun]
  457. bagpipes gaitas de foles[Noun]
  458. bags malas, mochilas, sacolas[Noun]
  459. bags sacos, sacas[Noun]
  460. baguette bisnaga(pão)
  461. bail fianc,a, cauc,a~o[Noun]
  462. bail por em liberdade sob fiança[Verb]
  463. bailiff bailio, alguazil, meirinho[Noun]
  464. bailiffs meirinho, oficial de diligências[Noun]
  465. bailiwick bailiado, distrito[Noun]
  466. bait atrair, irritar[Verb]
  467. bait isca, engodo[Noun]
  468. baize baeta[Noun]
  469. bake cozer no forno[Verb]
  470. baked assado[Verb]
  471. baked cozido[Verb]
  472. baker padeiro[Noun]
  473. bakeries padarias[Noun]
  474. bakers padeiros[Noun]
  475. bakery padaria[Noun]
  476. balance balanc,a, equili/brio, estabilidade, ponderac,a~o; balanc,o , saldo.[Noun]
  477. balcony balca~o, sacada[Noun]
  478. bald calvo, sem vegetac,a~o[Adjective]
  479. baldness calvi/cie[Noun]
  480. bale fardo[Noun]
  481. baleful maligno, funesto[Adjective]
  482. balk falhar, perder (oportunidade); impedir, frustrar[Verb]
  483. balky empacador, birrento[Adjective]
  484. ball bola[Noun]
  485. balls bolas[Noun]
  486. banana banana[Noun]
  487. bananas bananas[Noun]
  488. bank banco[Noun]
  489. baptism batismo[Noun]
  490. baptismal batismal[Adjective]
  491. baptisms batismos[Noun]
  492. baptists batistas[Noun]
  493. baptize batisar[Verb]
  494. baptized batisado[Adjective]
  495. baptizing batisando[Verb]
  496. barbecue churrasco[Noun]
  497. basic basico[Adjective]
  498. bath banho[Noun]
  499. bathe banhar[Verb]
  500. bitch cadela, puta (son of a bitch=filho duma puta)[Noun]
  501. book livro[Noun]
  502. boyfriend namorado
  503. brain cérebro[Noun]
  504. brake travão[Noun]
  505. braked travado[Adjective]
  506. brakes travões[Noun]
  507. c terceira letra do alfabeto ingle
  508. c terceira letra do alfabeto ingle^s[Noun]
  509. cab taxi[Noun]
  510. cab viajar em carro[Verb]
  511. cabal cabala[Noun]
  512. cabalistic cabalistico[Adjective]
  513. cabaret cabaret[Noun]
  514. cabbage ca/bula[Noun]
  515. cabbage couve[Noun]
  516. cabbage repolho[Noun]
  517. cabbages couves[Noun]
  518. cabby cocheiro[Noun]
  519. cabdriver taxista[Noun]
  520. cabin cabana[Noun]
  521. cabin cabine[Noun]
  522. cabinet armario[Noun]
  523. cabinet gabinete[Noun]
  524. cabinets armarios[Noun]
  525. cabins cabines[Noun]
  526. cable cabo[Noun]
  527. cablegram cabograma[Noun]
  528. cables cabos[Noun]
  529. cabman cocheiro[Noun]
  530. caboose cozinha de bordo[Noun]
  531. cabotage cabotagem[Noun]
  532. cabriolet cabriole/[Noun]
  533. cabs taxis[Noun]
  534. cacao cacau[Noun]
  535. caches esconde[Verb]
  536. cackle cacarejar[Verb]
  537. cacophony cacofonia[Noun]
  538. cadastral cadastral
  539. cadastre cadastro
  540. cadaver cadaver[Noun]
  541. cadaveric cadavérico
  542. cadmium cadmium
  543. cafe café
  544. cafeteria cafetaria[Noun]
  545. caffeine cafeina[Noun]
  546. caffeinic cafeinico
  547. cage jaula[Noun]
  548. cake bolo[Noun]
  549. cakes bolos
  550. calamite Calamidade
  551. calamities Calamidades
  552. calamitous calamitoso[Adjective]
  553. calamity calamidade[Noun]
  554. calcification calcificação
  555. calcium calcio[Noun]
  556. calculable calculavel
  557. calculableness incalculavel
  558. calculably calculável
  559. calculate calcular[Verb]
  560. calculated calculado
  561. calculating calculando
  562. calculation calculo
  563. calculator calculador
  564. calculators calculadora
  565. calendar calendario[Noun]
  566. calendars calendários
  567. calender calandra
  568. calf vitela[Noun]
  569. calfskin pele de vitela
  570. caliber pano[Noun]
  571. calibrate calibrar[Verb]
  572. calibrated calibrado
  573. calibrating calibrando
  574. calibration calibração
  575. calibre calibre
  576. calico pano de algodao[Noun]
  577. call ligar[Verb]
  578. called chamado[Verb]
  579. calligraph caligrafia
  580. calligrapher calígrafo
  581. calling ligando[Verb]
  582. callosity calosidade
  583. callous calos
  584. cambial cambial
  585. camel camêlo
  586. camera maquina fotografica[Noun]
  587. camp acampar[Verb]
  588. candidate candidato[Noun]
  589. candidates candidatos[Noun]
  590. candies doces[Noun]
  591. candy doce[Noun]
  592. canoe canoa[Noun]
  593. cans latas[Noun]
  594. cap bone[Noun]
  595. capable capaz[Adjective]
  596. capacity capacidade[Noun]
  597. capitalism capitalismo[Noun]
  598. capitalist capitalista[Noun]
  599. capitalists capitalistas[Noun]
  600. capitulate capitular[Verb]
  601. capybara capibara[Noun]
  602. car carro[Noun]
  603. carabineer carabineiro[Noun]
  604. caramel caramelo[Noun]
  605. carbon carbon[Noun]
  606. career carreira[Noun]
  607. careful cuidadoso[Adjective]
  608. carioca carioca[Noun]
  609. cartel cartel[Noun]
  610. cartographer cartografo[Noun]
  611. cartographers cartografos[Noun]
  612. cartography cartografia[Noun]
  613. cartoon desenho animado[Noun]
  614. cartoons desenhos animados[Noun]
  615. chair cadeira[Noun]
  616. count conde[Noun]
  617. countability contabilidade[Noun]
  618. counterespionage contraespionagem[Noun]
  619. counterintelligence contraespionagem[Noun]
  620. cunt vagina, cona[Noun]
  621. cup taça[Noun]
  622. cupidity cupidez[Adjective]
  623. cupric cúprico[Adjective]
  624. curator curador[Noun]
  625. curatorship curatela[Noun]
  626. d quarta letra do alfabeto
  627. dab pequena quantidade[Noun]
  628. dab toque[Noun]
  629. dad PAPAI[Noun]
  630. daddies papais[Noun]
  631. daddy papai[Noun]
  632. dads pais[Noun]
  633. daemon DEMONHO[Noun]
  634. daemons DEMONHOS[Noun]
  635. dagger adaga[Noun]
  636. dagger punhal[Noun]
  637. daggers punhais[Noun]
  638. daguerreotypes DAGUERROTIPO[Noun]
  639. dahlia da/hlia[Noun]
  640. daily DIARIAMENTE[Adverb]
  641. daily dia/rio[Noun]
  642. daintily saborosamente[Adverb]
  643. daintiness delicadeza[Noun]
  644. dainty saboroso[Adjective]
  645. daiquiri daiquiri[Noun]
  646. daiquiris daiquiris[Noun]
  647. dairy LÁCTEO[Adjective]
  648. dairy queijaria[Noun]
  649. dairyman leiteiro[Noun]
  650. dais plataforma[Noun]
  651. daisies margaridas[Noun]
  652. daisy bem-me-quer[Noun]
  653. daisy MARGARIDA[Noun]
  654. dale pequeno vale[Noun]
  655. dalmatian DÁLMATA[Noun]
  656. dalmatians DÁLMATAS[Noun]
  657. damage dano[Noun]
  658. damaged danificado[Noun]
  659. damager danificador[Noun]
  660. damagers danificadores[Noun]
  661. damages danos[Noun]
  662. damaging danoso[Noun]
  663. damask damasco[Noun]
  664. dame dama[Noun]
  665. dancer dançarino[Adjective]
  666. dog cachorro[Noun]
  667. dog ca~o[Noun]
  668. dog cão[Noun]
  669. dogged persistente[Verb]
  670. dogma dogma[Noun]
  671. dove pomba[Noun]
  672. down debaixo[Adverb]
  673. draw empate[Noun]
  674. each cada[Pronoun]
  675. eager a/vido[Adjective]
  676. eagerly avidamente[Adverb]
  677. eagerness avidez[Noun]
  678. eagle a/guia[Noun]
  679. eagles a/guias[Noun]
  680. ear orelha[Noun]
  681. earache dor de ouvido[Noun]
  682. early cedo[Adverb]
  683. earn merecer[Verb]
  684. earned merecido[Adjective]
  685. earphone auscultador[Noun]
  686. earphones auscultadores[Noun]
  687. earring brinco[Noun]
  688. earrings brincos[Noun]
  689. ears orelhas[Noun]
  690. earth terra[Noun]
  691. earthling extraterrestre[Noun]
  692. earthquake terramoto[Noun]
  693. earthquakes terramotos[Noun]
  694. earths terras[Noun]
  695. earthworm minhoca[Noun]
  696. earthworms minhocas[Noun]
  697. ease facilidade[Noun]
  698. easily facilmente[Adverb]
  699. east este[Noun]
  700. eat comer[Verb]
  701. fabric fa/brica[Noun]
  702. fabricant fabricante[Noun]
  703. fabricated fabricado[Verb]
  704. fabrication fabricac,a~o[Noun]
  705. fabulous fabuloso[Adjective]
  706. fabulously fabulosamente[Adverb]
  707. fabulousness fabulosidade[Noun]
  708. face cara[Noun]
  709. for eva[Preposition]
  710. fuck foder[Verb]
  711. gain ganhar[Verb]
  712. gain ganho
  713. gain ganhas[Verb]
  714. gain ganha
  715. gain ganhamos
  716. gain ganham
  717. gained ganhou[Verb]
  718. gained ganhaste
  719. gained ganhei
  720. gained ganhamos
  721. gained ganharam
  722. gal moc,a[Noun]
  723. garden jardim[Noun]
  724. gardener jardineiro[Noun]
  725. gardens jardims[Noun]
  726. garlic alho[Noun]
  727. girlfriend namorada
  728. ha ah! (interjection)
  729. habeas habeas[Noun]
  730. habeas habeas[Noun]
  731. haberdasher vendedor ambulante[Noun]
  732. haberdasher vendedor ambulante[Noun]
  733. haberdasheries vendedores ambulantes[Noun]
  734. haberdasheries vendedores ambulantes[Noun]
  735. haberdashery mercearia; vendanc~ ambulante[Noun]
  736. haberdashery mercearia; vendanc~ ambulante[Noun]
  737. habilitate habilitar[Verb]
  738. habilitate habilitar[Verb]
  739. habilitated habilitado[Verb]
  740. habilitated habilitado[Verb]
  741. habilitates hablilita[Verb]
  742. habilitates hablilita[Verb]
  743. habilitating habilitac,a~o[Noun]
  744. habilitating habilitac,a~o[Noun]
  745. habilitation habilitac,a~o[Noun]
  746. habilitation habilitac,a~o[Noun]
  747. habilitations habilitac,o~es[Noun]
  748. habilitations habilitac,o~es[Noun]
  749. habit ha/bito[Noun]
  750. habit ha/bito[Noun]
  751. habitability habitabilidade[Noun]
  752. habitability habitabilidade[Noun]
  753. habitable habita/vel[Noun]
  754. habitable habita/vel[Noun]
  755. habitableness habitabilidade[Noun]
  756. habitableness habitabilidade[Noun]
  757. habitably habitavelmente[Adverb]
  758. habitably habitavelmente[Adverb]
  759. habitant habitante[Noun]
  760. habitant habitante[Noun]
  761. habitant habitante[Noun]
  762. habitants habitantes[Noun]
  763. habitat habitat[Noun]
  764. habitat habitat[Noun]
  765. habitation habitac,a~o[Noun]
  766. habitation habitação
  767. habitation habitac,a~o[Noun]
  768. habitations habitac,o~es[Noun]
  769. habitations habitac,o~es[Noun]
  770. habitats habitats[Noun]
  771. habitats habitats[Noun]
  772. habits ha/bitos[Noun]
  773. habits ha/bitos[Noun]
  774. habitual habitual[Adjective]
  775. habitual habitual[Adjective]
  776. habitualize habitualizar[Verb]
  777. habitualize habitualizar[Verb]
  778. habitualizes habitualiza[Verb]
  779. habitualizes habitualiza[Verb]
  780. habitually habitualmente[Adverb]
  781. habitually habitualmente[Adverb]
  782. habitualness habitualeza[Noun]
  783. habitualness habitualeza[Noun]
  784. habituate habituar[Verb]
  785. habituate habituar[Verb]
  786. habituated habituado[Adjective]
  787. habituated habituado[Adjective]
  788. habituates habitua[Verb]
  789. habituates habitua[Verb]
  790. habituating habituando[Verb]
  791. habituating habituando[Verb]
  792. habituation habituac,a~o[Noun]
  793. habituation habituac,a~o[Noun]
  794. hacienda fazenda[Noun]
  795. hacienda fazenda[Noun]
  796. haciendas fazendas[Noun]
  797. haciendas fazendas[Noun]
  798. hack (n)talho, corte; tosse seca; (slang) escritor de meia-tigela; (v) tossir secamente; cortar, talhar.
  799. hack (n)talho, corte; tosse seca; (slang) escritor de meia-tigela; (v) tossir secamente; cortar, talhar.
  800. hacked cortado, talhado
  801. hacked cortado, talhado
  802. hacker mutilador[Noun]
  803. hacker mutilador[Noun]
  804. hackers mutiladores[Noun]
  805. hackers mutiladores[Noun]
  806. hackery corte[Noun]
  807. hackery corte[Noun]
  808. hair cabelo[Noun]
  809. hairbrush escova de cabelo[Noun]
  810. haircut corte de cabelo[Noun]
  811. haircuts cortes de cabelo[Noun]
  812. hairdresser cabeleireiro/cabeleireira[Noun]
  813. hairdressers cabeleireiros[Noun]
  814. hairpin alfinete[Noun]
  815. half metade[Adverb]
  816. help auxi/lio[Noun]
  817. help socorro[Noun]
  818. helper auxiliador[Noun]
  819. helper auxiliar[Noun]
  820. helpful proveitoso[Adjective]
  821. helpful u/til[Adjective]
  822. helpfully de maneira proveitoso[Adverb]
  823. helpfulness auxilio[Noun]
  824. helpless sem recursos[Adjective]
  825. helplessly irremediavelmente[Adverb]
  826. helplessness abandono[Noun]
  827. helplessness desamparo[Noun]
  828. helpmate companeiro[Noun]
  829. helve cabo[Noun]
  830. hem bainha[Noun]
  831. hematite hematite[Noun]
  832. here aqui[Noun]
  833. hug abracio[Noun]
  834. joy alegria[Noun]
  835. kaleidoscope caleidoscopio[Noun]
  836. kangaroo canguru[Noun]
  837. kangaroos cangurus[Noun]
  838. karate carate[Noun]
  839. karma carma[Noun]
  840. kayak caiaque[Noun]
  841. keep fortaleza[Noun]
  842. keg barril[Noun]
  843. kennel canil[Noun]
  844. kerosene querosene[Noun]
  845. key chave[Noun]
  846. keyboard teclado[Noun]
  847. keyhole fechadura[Noun]
  848. keys chaves[Noun]
  849. kick chute[Noun]
  850. kid garoto[Noun]
  851. label etiqueta[Noun]
  852. labelable etiquetável[Adjective]
  853. labeled etiquetado[Adjective]
  854. labeler etiquetador[Noun]
  855. labelers etiquetadores[Noun]
  856. labels etiquetas[Noun]
  857. labial labial[Noun]
  858. labialization labialização[Noun]
  859. labialize labializar[Verb]
  860. labialized labializado[Noun]
  861. labially de forma labial[Adverb]
  862. laboratories laboratórios[Noun]
  863. laboratory laboratório[Noun]
  864. locks fechaduras[Noun]
  865. locomotion locomocao, movimento[Noun]
  866. locomotive locomotiva[Noun]
  867. locust gafanhoto[Noun]
  868. locusts gafanhotos[Noun]
  869. love amo[Noun]
  870. loveable amoroso
  871. lovely lindo[Adjective]
  872. loving amoroso[Adjective]
  873. ma mamae[Noun]
  874. ma%27am senhora[Noun]
  875. ma'am senhora[Noun]
  876. macabre macabro[Adjective]
  877. macadam asfalto[Noun]
  878. macadamize asfaltar[Verb]
  879. macadamized asfaltado[Verb]
  880. macadamizes asfalta[Verb]
  881. macadamizing asfaltando[Verb]
  882. macaque macaco[Noun]
  883. macaw arara[Noun]
  884. macaws araras[Noun]
  885. macerate macerar[Verb]
  886. machete faca~o[Noun]
  887. machete machete
  888. machine ma/quina[Noun]
  889. machinery maquina/rio[Noun]
  890. machines ma/quinas[Noun]
  891. machismo machismo[Noun]
  892. macho macho[Noun]
  893. macro macro[Noun]
  894. macrocosm macrocosmos
  895. macroeconomic macroeconomia[Noun]
  896. macroinstruction macroinstruc,a~o[Noun]
  897. mad louco[Noun]
  898. madam madame[Noun]
  899. madness loucura[Adverb]
  900. magic mágico[Noun]
  901. magical mágico[Adjective]
  902. magna magna[Adjective]
  903. mean significar[Verb]
  904. mean media[Noun]
  905. meaning significado[Verb]
  906. meaningful com significado[Adjective]
  907. meaningless sem significado
  908. meanings significados
  909. meantime entretanto[Adverb]
  910. meanwhile entretanto[Adverb]
  911. measles sarampo[Noun]
  912. measurability mensurabilidade
  913. measurable mensuravel
  914. measure medir[Verb]
  915. measured medido[Verb]
  916. measureless sem medida[Noun]
  917. measurement medicao[Noun]
  918. measurements medicoes[Noun]
  919. measurer medidor
  920. measures medidas[Noun]
  921. meat carne[Noun]
  922. mechanic mecanico[Noun]
  923. mechanical mecanico[Adjective]
  924. mechanics mecanica[Noun]
  925. mermaid sereia[Noun]
  926. mermaids sereias[Noun]
  927. merry feliz[Adverb]
  928. nag aborrecer[Verb]
  929. nail prego[Noun]
  930. nails pregos[Noun]
  931. naked nu, pelado[Adjective]
  932. name nome[Noun]
  933. namely nomeadamente[Adverb]
  934. names nomes[Noun]
  935. naming nao
  936. nanny ama[Noun]
  937. nanogram nanograma[Noun]
  938. nanograms nanogramas[Noun]
  939. nanosecond nanosegundo[Noun]
  940. nanoseconds nanosegundos
  941. nap sesta[Noun]
  942. naphtha nafta[Noun]
  943. napkin guardanapo[Noun]
  944. napkins guardanapos[Noun]
  945. nappies fraldas[Noun]
  946. nappy fralda[Noun]
  947. narcissism narcisismo[Noun]
  948. narcotic narcótico[Noun]
  949. narrate narrar[Verb]
  950. narrated narrado[Verb]
  951. narrator narrador[Noun]
  952. narrow estreito[Adjective]
  953. nasty malévolo[Adjective]
  954. native nativo[Noun]
  955. natives nativos[Noun]
  956. oak carvalho[Noun]
  957. oar remo[Noun]
  958. oasis oásis[Noun]
  959. oat aveia[Noun]
  960. oath juramento[Noun]
  961. oatmeal farinha de aveia[Noun]
  962. oatmeal mingau de aveia[Noun]
  963. obedience obediência[Noun]
  964. obelisk obelisco[Noun]
  965. obese obeso[Adjective]
  966. obesity obesidade[Noun]
  967. obey obedecer[Verb]
  968. obfuscate ofuscar[Verb]
  969. pace andar a passo, passear[Verb]
  970. pacemaker marca-passos[Noun]
  971. pacific pacato[Adjective]
  972. pacification pacificac,a~o[Noun]
  973. pacifier chupeta de bebê[Noun]
  974. pacifies pacifica[Verb]
  975. pacifist pacifista[Noun]
  976. pacify pacificar[Verb]
  977. pack pacote[Noun]
  978. pack pacote[Noun]
  979. package fardo[Noun]
  980. packaged embrulhado[Adjective]
  981. packages pacotes[Noun]
  982. packed embrulhado[Adjective]
  983. packer empacotador[Noun]
  984. pager biper[Noun]
  985. pail balde[Noun]
  986. painless indolor[Adjective]
  987. panel painel[Noun]
  988. papers papeis[Noun]
  989. parachute paraquedas[Noun]
  990. parachuter paraquedista[Noun]
  991. paradigm paradigma[Noun]
  992. paradise paraiso[Noun]
  993. paragraph parágrafo[Noun]
  994. parallax paralaxe[Noun]
  995. parallel paralelo[Adjective]
  996. parliament parlamento[Noun]
  997. pawn peão[Noun]
  998. pawns peões
  999. play jogar[Verb]
  1000. play tocar[Verb]
  1001. pour pour[Verb]
  1002. purity pureza[Noun]
  1003. purple pu/rpura[Noun]
  1004. purse bolsa[Noun]
  1005. rabbit coelho[Noun]
  1006. rabbits coelhos[Noun]
  1007. race corrida
  1008. racial racial[Adjective]
  1009. racism racismo[Noun]
  1010. racist racista[Noun]
  1011. radar radar[Noun]
  1012. radial radial[Noun]
  1013. radio radio[Noun]
  1014. replace replacao
  1015. s de/cima nona letra do alfabeto[Article]
  1016. sabbath sa/bado dos hebreus; dia de descanso; domingo para os Crista~os[Noun]
  1017. sabbath saba/ (dia de descanso dos hebreus, mas tambe/m dia de concilia/bulo de bruxos)[Noun]
  1018. saber sabre[Noun]
  1019. sabers sabres[Noun]
  1020. sabertooth dentes-de-sabre[Noun]
  1021. sable marta zibelina; pele de marta zibelina[Noun]
  1022. sabotage sabotagem[Noun]
  1023. sabotages sabotagens[Noun]
  1024. sabotaging sabotagem
  1025. saboteur sabotador[Noun]
  1026. saccharin sacarina[Noun]
  1027. saccharose sacarose[Noun]
  1028. sacerdotal sacerdotal[Adjective]
  1029. sacerdotalism sacerdotalismo[Noun]
  1030. sacerdotalist sacerdotalista[Noun]
  1031. sack saco[Noun]
  1032. sacrament sacramento
  1033. sacramental sacramental
  1034. sacramentalism sacramentalismo
  1035. sacramentalist sacramentalista
  1036. sacramentally sacramentalmente
  1037. sacraments sacramentos
  1038. sacred sagrado
  1039. sacrifice sacreficar[Verb]
  1040. sacrifice sacrificar[Verb]
  1041. sacrifice sacrifi/cio[Noun]
  1042. sacrificed sacreficado
  1043. sacrificed sacrificado
  1044. sacrifices sacrefi/cios
  1045. sacrifices sacrifi/cios
  1046. sacrificing sacramento
  1047. sacrilege sacrile/gio[Noun]
  1048. sacrilegious sacri/lego[Adjective]
  1049. sad triste, melanco/lico; sombrio; detesta/vel, circunspecto; escuro
  1050. sadden entristecer[se], contristar; tornar mais denso, escurecer
  1051. saddle sela, selim[Noun]
  1052. sadism sadismo
  1053. sadist sadista
  1054. sadistic sadi/stico
  1055. sadistically sadisticamente
  1056. sadists sadistas
  1057. sadly tristemente
  1058. sadness tristeza
  1059. sadomasochism sadomasoquismo
  1060. sadomasochist sadomasoquista
  1061. sadomasochistic sadomasoqui/stico
  1062. safe seguro; salvo
  1063. safe cofre[Noun]
  1064. safeguard salvaguarda[Noun]
  1065. safeguard salvaguardar[Verb]
  1066. safeguards salvaguarda[Noun]
  1067. safekeeping custodio (accent on first o[Noun]
  1068. safely seguramente, a salvo
  1069. safely em segurança[Adverb]
  1070. safeness seguranc,a[Noun]
  1071. safer mais seguro[Adjective]
  1072. safes cofres[Noun]
  1073. safest o mais seguro[Adjective]
  1074. safety seguranc,a; salvamento
  1075. saffron ac/afra~o[Noun]
  1076. sag curva, declinac,a~o, dobra, cai/da[Noun]
  1077. saga saga[Noun]
  1078. sagacious sagaz[Adjective]
  1079. sage sa/bio, filo/sofo; salva [planta][Noun]
  1080. sages sabios (accent on a)[Noun]
  1081. sagging caindo or afundando[Verb]
  1082. sago sagu
  1083. said [pas. e part. pas. de SAY]
  1084. sail fazer a` vela, velejar, navegar[Verb]
  1085. sail vela [de navio ou de moinho][Noun]
  1086. sailboat barco a vela[Noun]
  1087. sailboater lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
  1088. sailing navegac,a~o, marcha do navio
  1089. sailor marinheiro, navegador[Noun]
  1090. sailors marinheiros, navegadores[Noun]
  1091. sails velas[Noun]
  1092. saint santo, santa[Noun]
  1093. saints santos, santas[Noun]
  1094. salad salada[Noun]
  1095. salads saladas[Noun]
  1096. salamander salamandra[Noun]
  1097. salami salami[Noun]
  1098. salaries sala/rios[Noun]
  1099. salary sala/rio
  1100. sale venda[Noun]
  1101. saleable venda/vel[Adjective]
  1102. sales vendas[Noun]
  1103. salesgirl vendedora[Noun]
  1104. saleslady vendedora[Noun]
  1105. salesman vendedor[Noun]
  1106. salesmen vendedores[Noun]
  1107. salespeople vendedores[Noun]
  1108. salesroom sala de vendas[Noun]
  1109. saleswoman vendedora[Noun]
  1110. saleswomen vendedoras[Noun]
  1111. salient saliente[Adjective]
  1112. saline salino[Adjective]
  1113. saliva saliva[Noun]
  1114. salivate salivar[Verb]
  1115. salmon salma~o[Noun]
  1116. salon sala~o[Noun]
  1117. salsa salsa[Noun]
  1118. salt sal[Noun]
  1119. saltpeter salitre
  1120. saltwater agua de sal (accent on first a)
  1121. salty salgado
  1122. salute continencia (closed accent on e)[Noun]
  1123. salutes faz continencia (closed accent on e)
  1124. salvage salvamento[Noun]
  1125. salvaged salvo[Verb]
  1126. salvation salvacao (tilda on last a)[Noun]
  1127. samar lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
  1128. samba samba[Noun]
  1129. same mesmo[Adjective]
  1130. sample provar, experimentar[Verb]
  1131. samples amostras[Noun]
  1132. sanctification santificacao (tilda on last a)[Adjective]
  1133. sanctified santificado[Verb]
  1134. sanctifier santificador[Noun]
  1135. sanctify santificar[Verb]
  1136. sanctimonious carola[Adjective]
  1137. sanctimoniously carolamente[Adverb]
  1138. sanctity santidade[Noun]
  1139. sanctuaries santuarios (Accent on second a[Noun]
  1140. sanctuary santuario (accent on second a)
  1141. sand areia (accent on e)[Noun]
  1142. sandal chinelo lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil[Noun]
  1143. sandwich sanduiche (accent on i)
  1144. sandwiches sanduiches (accent on i)
  1145. sex sexo
  1146. shirt camisa[Noun]
  1147. shit merda[Noun]
  1148. springboard trampolim[Noun]
  1149. springtime primavera
  1150. stabilize stabilizar
  1151. stage palco (theater)[Noun]
  1152. stain mancha[Noun]
  1153. stained manchado[Adjective]
  1154. stainlessly lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
  1155. stains manchas
  1156. stair escada
  1157. stairs escadas
  1158. stalwartize lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
  1159. standards padroes (tilda on o)[Noun]
  1160. star estrela[Noun]
  1161. starboard estibordo
  1162. stars estrelas
  1163. start iniciar, comencar [Verb]
  1164. starting lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
  1165. state estado[Noun]
  1166. states estados[Noun]
  1167. statical lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
  1168. stay ficar[Verb]
  1169. steak bife[Noun]
  1170. steal robar[Verb]
  1171. steamboat lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
  1172. stereo som[Noun]
  1173. stole roubado[Verb]
  1174. stolen roubado[Verb]
  1175. stomach barriga[Noun]
  1176. stomachache dor de barriga[Noun]
  1177. stonecutters lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
  1178. stoned drogado[Adjective]
  1179. stories historias (accent on o)[Noun]
  1180. story historia (accent on o)[Noun]
  1181. storywriter lanede99.cs20@Usafa.af.mil
  1182. stove folgao (tilda on a)[Noun]
  1183. stranger pessoa estranho[Noun]
  1184. strangers pessoas estranhos[Noun]
  1185. strangest o mais estanho[Adjective]
  1186. stratiform lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
  1187. stream ribeiro[Noun]
  1188. streams ribeiros[Noun]
  1189. street estrada[Noun]
  1190. streeters lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
  1191. streets estradas[Noun]
  1192. strength forca [Noun]
  1193. strengthen fortificar[Verb]
  1194. strengthened fortificado[Adjective]
  1195. strew lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
  1196. strike greve[Noun]
  1197. strong forte[Adjective]
  1198. stronger mais forte[Adjective]
  1199. strongest o mais forte[Adjective]
  1200. strontic lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
  1201. struggle luta
  1202. student estudante[Noun]
  1203. students estudantes[Noun]
  1204. studio estudio (accent on u)[Noun]
  1205. studios estudios (accent on u)[Noun]
  1206. stuffily lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
  1207. stuffy bofado
  1208. stupid estupido (accent on u)[Adjective]
  1209. stupidities lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
  1210. stupor estupor[Noun]
  1211. sturdy seguro[Adjective]
  1212. style estilo[Noun]
  1213. stylizing lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
  1214. suave suave
  1215. sublime sublime[Adjective]
  1216. substitute substituir[Verb]
  1217. substituted substituido[Verb]
  1218. success sucesso[Noun]
  1219. successes sucessos[Noun]
  1220. successful lanede99.cs20@Usafa.af.mil
  1221. suck chupar[Verb]
  1222. suddenly de repente[Adverb]
  1223. sugar acucar[Noun]
  1224. sugarcane cana de acucar[Noun]
  1225. suicide suicidio (accent on second i)[Noun]
  1226. suit terno[Noun]
  1227. suitcase pasta[Noun]
  1228. suitcases pastas[Noun]
  1229. suits ternos[Noun]
  1230. sultan sultao (tilda on a)[Noun]
  1231. summary resumo[Noun]
  1232. sun sol[Noun]
  1233. sundae sundae[Noun]
  1234. sunk afundado[Adjective]
  1235. sunset por de sol (closed accent on first o)[Noun]
  1236. suppose supor
  1237. surprise surpresa
  1238. surprising surprendente[Adjective]
  1239. survive sobreviver[Verb]
  1240. surviver sobrevivente[Noun]
  1241. sweat suar (noun: suor)[Verb]
  1242. sweater sueter (accent on e)[Noun]
  1243. sweating suando[Verb]
  1244. sweep varrer[Verb]
  1245. swerve desviar[Noun]
  1246. swift rapido (accent on a)
  1247. swim nadar[Verb]
  1248. swimmer nadador[Noun]
  1249. swimmers nadadores[Noun]
  1250. sword espada[Noun]
  1251. swords espadas[Noun]
  1252. symbol simbolo[Noun]
  1253. symbolism simbologia[Noun]
  1254. symbols simbolos[Noun]
  1255. symphony sinfonia[Noun]
  1256. tab lingueta, aba; (label) etiquea
  1257. tabernacle tabernaculo
  1258. tabernacles tabernaculos (accent on second a)[Noun]
  1259. table mesa
  1260. tablecloth toalha de mesa[Noun]
  1261. tablecloths toalhas de mesa[Noun]
  1262. tables mesas[Noun]
  1263. tablespoon colher de sopa[Noun]
  1264. tablespoons colheres de sopa
  1265. tablet lapide (accent on a)[Noun]
  1266. tablets lapides (accent on a)
  1267. tabloid tabloide (accent on o)[Noun]
  1268. tabor a a
  1269. tail rablo[Noun]
  1270. take tirar[Verb]
  1271. talk falar[Verb]
  1272. tall alto
  1273. taller mais alto
  1274. tallest o mais alto
  1275. tape fita[Noun]
  1276. tapes fitas[Noun]
  1277. tasteless sem gosto[Adjective]
  1278. tax emposto[Noun]
  1279. taxi taxi (accent on a)[Noun]
  1280. tea cha (accent on a)[Noun]
  1281. teach ensinar[Verb]
  1282. teacher professor[Noun]
  1283. teachers professores[Noun]
  1284. teachings ensinamentos[Noun]
  1285. team time[Noun]
  1286. teams times[Noun]
  1287. tear rasgar[Verb]
  1288. teardrop lagrima (accent on a)[Noun]
  1289. tears lagrimas (accent on a)[Noun]
  1290. technique tecnica (accent on e)[Noun]
  1291. techniques tecnicas (accent on e)[Noun]
  1292. technological tecnologica (accent on o)[Adjective]
  1293. technology tecnologia[Noun]
  1294. teeth dentes[Noun]
  1295. television televisao (tilda on a)[Noun]
  1296. televisions televisoes (tilda on o)[Noun]
  1297. tell dizer[Verb]
  1298. temperature temperatura[Noun]
  1299. temple templo[Noun]
  1300. temples templos[Noun]
  1301. temporarily temporariamente
  1302. temporary temporario (accent on a)[Noun]
  1303. tempt tentar[Verb]
  1304. tempted tentado[Adjective]
  1305. tempts tenta[Noun]
  1306. ten dez[Noun]
  1307. tender tenura[Adjective]
  1308. tennis tenis (closed accent on e)[Noun]
  1309. tent tenda[Noun]
  1310. tenth decimo (Accent on e)[Noun]
  1311. tents tendas[Noun]
  1312. terminate terminar[Verb]
  1313. terms termos[Noun]
  1314. terrestrial terrestre[Adjective]
  1315. terror terror[Noun]
  1316. terrorism terrorismo[Noun]
  1317. terrorist terrorista[Noun]
  1318. test prova[Noun]
  1319. testify testificar[Verb]
  1320. testifying testificando[Verb]
  1321. testimonies tesamunhos[Noun]
  1322. testimony testamunho[Noun]
  1323. tests provas[Noun]
  1324. thankful grato
  1325. that isso[Noun]
  1326. the o/a[Adjective]
  1327. theater teatro[Noun]
  1328. timber madeira[Noun]
  1329. time tempo[Noun]
  1330. times tempos[Noun]
  1331. timeshare habitação periódica[Noun]
  1332. timetable agenda[Noun]
  1333. tint tinta, cor, matiz[Noun]
  1334. tinted pintado, tingido[Verb]
  1335. tintless sem cor[Adjective]
  1336. tinware artigos de folhas de estanho[Noun]
  1337. tiny diminuto, pequeno, delgado, fino[Adjective]
  1338. tip ponta, extremidade, bico, inclinação, declive, palpite, dica[Noun]
  1339. tipple bebericar, embriagar-se[Verb]
  1340. tiptoe ponta do pé[Noun]
  1341. tirade invectiva, discurso longo[Noun]
  1342. tirades plural de tirade[Noun]
  1343. tire aro, virola, pneu, roda[Noun]
  1344. tired cansado, fatigado[Adjective]
  1345. washroom banheiro[Noun]
  1346. wheat centeio[Noun]
  1347. where adonde[Preposition]
  1348. window a janela[Noun]
  1349. windowless sem janelas
  1350. windowpane o vidro[Noun]
  1351. windowpanes os vidros[Noun]
  1352. windows as janelas[Noun]
  1353. wine o vinho[Noun]
  1354. wineglass a tac,a[Noun]
  1355. wing a asa[Noun]
  1356. word palavra[Noun]
  1357. yesterday ontem[Noun]
  1358. yet ainda[Adverb]
  1359. yield render, produzir[Verb]
  1360. yogurt iogurte[Noun]
  1361. yoke jugo, canga[Noun]
  1362. yolk gema de ovo[Noun]
  1363. yonder La/, ali/, acola/[Adverb]
  1364. you Voce^, Tu/[Pronoun]
  1365. young novo, jovem[Adjective]
  1366. youngish Algo novo[Adverb]
  1367. youngness mocidade, juventude[Noun]
  1368. youngster moço, jovem, rapaz, mancebo[Noun]
  1369. youngsters moços, jovens, rapazes, mancebos[Noun]
  1370. your teu, tua, teus, tuas[Pronoun]
  1371. yours o teu, a tua, os teus, as tuas[Pronoun]
  1372. yourself tu mesmo, te[Pronoun]
  1373. yourselves voces mesmos[Pronoun]
  1374. youth um moc,o, um jovem[Noun]
  1375. yowl uivo[Noun]
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