Traductions de „platy“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » portugais

plate [pleɪt] SUBST

1. plate (for food):

plate

prato m

to give sth to sb on a plate fig

dar a. c. de mão beijada a alguém

to have a lot on one's plate fig

ter trabalho de sobra

2. plate (panel):

plate

placa f

I . place [pleɪs] SUBST

1. place (location, area):

place

lugar m

place of birth

lugar m de nascimento

places of interest

lugares de interesse

to be in place

estar em seu lugar

to be in place fig

estar no lugar certo

in place of sb

em lugar de alguém

in place of sb

em vez de alguém

to fall into place

ficar tudo claro

to feel out of place

sentir-se deslocado

to go places fam

ser bem-sucedido

to know one's place

reconhecer seu lugar

to put sb in his place

pôr alguém em seu lugar

all over the place

por todo lado

2. place (position):

place

posição f

to lose one's place book

perder o lugar

to take first/second place

estar em primeiro/segundo lugar

in the first place

em primeiro lugar

in the second place

em segundo lugar

3. place (seat):

place

assento m

place

lugar m

to change places with sb

trocar o lugar com alguém

4. place (in organization):

place

vaga f

5. place (home):

place

casa

to/at sb's place

à/na casa de alguém

II . place [pleɪs] VERBE trans

1. place (put):

place

colocar

to place one's hopes on sth

depositar as esperanças em a. c.

to place the emphasis on sth

pôr ênfase em a. c.

to place one's faith in sb

confiar em alguém

to place an order for sth

fazer uma encomenda de a. c.

to place a bet

fazer uma aposta

to place sb in charge (of sth)

colocar alguém a cargo (de a. c.)

to place sb under surveillance

manter alguém em observação

to place sth under the control of sb

deixar a. c. sob o controle de alguém

I can't place him

não me lembro de onde o conheço

2. place (impose):

place

impor

to place a limit on sth

impor um limite a a. c.

plaid [plæd] SUBST sans pl

1. plaid Am (patter):

plaid

xadrez m

2. plaid (cloth):

plaid

xale m axadrezado (usado pelos escoceses)

I . plain [pleɪn] ADJ

1. plain:

plain

simples

plain (one color)

liso(-a)

a plain girl

uma garota simples

2. plain (uncomplicated):

plain

simples

plain and simple

puro e simples

the plain truth

a pura verdade

3. plain CULIN:

plain

puro(-a)

4. plain (clear, obvious):

plain

claro(-a)

plain

evidente

to make sth plain

deixar a.c clara

to make oneself plain (to sb)

explicar-se a alguém

II . plain [pleɪn] ADV fam (downright)

plain

francamente

III . plain [pleɪn] SUBST GÉO

plain

planície f

I . plait [plæt] GB SUBST

plait

trança f

II . plait [plæt] GB VERBE trans

plait

trançar

plane¹ [pleɪn] SUBST MATH

plane

plano m

plank [plæŋk] SUBST

plank

tábua f

I . plant [plænt, GB plɑːnt] SUBST

1. plant BOT:

plant

planta f

2. plant (factory):

plant

fábrica f

plant

usina f

3. plant sans pl (machinery):

plant

maquinaria f

II . plant [plænt, GB plɑːnt] VERBE trans

1. plant AGR:

plant

plantar

2. plant (place):

plant

colocar

to plant a bomb

colocar uma bomba

plaza [ˈplɑːzə] SUBST

plaza

praça f pública

(shopping) plaza

mercado m

plateau <Brit: -x, Am, Aus: -s> [plæˈtoʊ, GB ˈplætəʊ] SUBST

plateau

planalto m

platoon [pləˈtuːn] SUBST MILIT

platoon

pelotão m

platter [ˈplæt̬ər, GB -təʳ] SUBST

platter

travessa f

placate [ˈpleɪkeɪt, GB pləˈkeɪt] VERBE trans

placate

apaziguar

placate

aplacar

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

anglais

In some specimens the alstonite is intergrown with very thin hexagonal platy crystals of nailhead calcite.

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It is defined by having more than 50% platy and elongated minerals, often finely interleaved with quartz and feldspar.

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The coating is not absorbed by freshly manufactured roofing because micas platy structure is unaffected by the acid in asphalt or by weather conditions.

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It is composed of greenish shale with alternating interbedded greenish argillaceous platy siltstone beds and lenticular (some cm thick) fine-grained sandstone and siltstone.

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