Traductions de „aim“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » portugais

I . aim [eɪm] VERBE intr

to aim at sth

mirar para a. c.

to aim to do sth

tencionar fazer a. c.

II . aim [eɪm] VERBE trans

aim

apontar

to aim sth at sb

apontar a. c. para alguém

III . aim [eɪm] SUBST

1. aim sans pl (ability):

aim

pontaria f

to take aim

fazer pontaria

2. aim (goal):

aim

meta f

Expressions couramment utilisées avec aim

to aim at sth

mirar para a. c.

to take aim

fazer pontaria

to aim to do sth

tencionar fazer a. c.

to aim sth at sb

apontar a. c. para alguém

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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If the aim is school violence reduction, then tertiary preventive intervention programs are needed.

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It's an equal opportunity game, with parodists taking aim at all sides of politics and a number of people in the media.

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In the second part, he made a number of suggestions, such as developing certain natural products of a region with the aim of exporting them.

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With a steely backroom staff and a determined committee the sole aim are to take the club forward.

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As a payment mechanism, credit cards are a useful tool, but the aim has to be to pay them off without incurring interest.

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It was founded in 2006 by 12 ethical banking and finance institutions with the aim to deepen education for socially oriented banking and finance employees.

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When exercising at home with no equipment remember the aim is to get the heart rate up and break a sweat.

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Awards are tenable for one academic year and aim to cover board and lodging.

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With the aim to research and explore techniques for building an underground base on the moon.

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At all times a fleet advancing from windward was liable to injury in spars, even if the leeward fleet did not deliberately aim at them.

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