Traductions de „suf“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » portugais

I . surf [sɜːrf, GB sɜːf] SUBST

surf

surfe m

II . surf [sɜːrf, GB sɜːf] VERBE intr

surf (in water)

surfar

surf (in the Internet)

navegar

sue <suing> [suː, GB sjuː] VERBE trans

sue

processar

to sue sb for damages

processar alguém para obter indenização

to sue sb for divorce

entrar com processo de divórcio

sun [sʌn] SUBST

sun

sol m

to do/try everything under the sun

fazer/experimentar de tudo

sub [sʌb] SUBST

1. sub fam → submarine:

sub

submarino m

2. sub GB, Aus fam → subscription:

sub

assinatura f

Voir aussi : subscription , submarine

subscription [səbˈskrɪpʃn] SUBST

subscription

assinatura f

to take out a subscription to sth

fazer uma assinatura de a. c.

submarine [ˈsʌbməˌriːn] SUBST

submarine

submarino m

I . sum [sʌm] SUBST

1. sum (addition):

sum

soma f

2. sum (total):

sum

total m

II . sum <-mm-> [sʌm] VERBE trans

to sum sth up

recapitular a. c.

suds [sʌdz] SUBST pl

suds

espuma f de sabão

suck [sʌk] VERBE trans

suck

sugar

suck air

aspirar

suck breast

mamar

suck with straw

chupar

I . suit [suːt] VERBE trans

1. suit (be convenient):

suit

convir

that suits me fine

isso é bem conveniente para mim

2. suit (be right):

suit

combinar

they are well suited (to each other)

eles combinam bem (um com o outro)

3. suit (look attractive with):

suit

cair bem

this dress suits you

este vestido cai bem em você

II . suit [suːt] SUBST

1. suit:

suit (jacket and pants)

terno m

suit (jacket and skirt)

tailleur m

2. suit JUR:

suit

processo m judicial

3. suit JEUX:

suit

naipe m

I . such [sʌtʃ] ADJ

such

tal

such

semelhante

such

tanto(-a)

such an honor

tanta honra

such great weather/a good book

um tempo/um livro tão bom

II . such [sʌtʃ] PRON

such is life

assim é a vida

as such

desta forma

people such as him

pessoas como ele

suet [ˈsuːɪt] SUBST sans pl

suet

sebo m

sulk [sʌlk] VERBE intr

sulk

estar/ficar emburrado

sung [sʌŋ] VERBE

sung pp of:

Voir aussi : sing

I . sing <sang, sung> [sɪŋ] VERBE intr

sing kettle

apitar

sing person, bird

cantar

II . sing <sang, sung> [sɪŋ] VERBE trans

sing

cantar

to sing sb's praise

fazer elogios a alguém

to sing sth to sb

cantar a. c. para alguém

sunk [sʌŋk] VERBE

sunk pp of:

Voir aussi : sink

I . sink <sank, sunk> [sɪŋk] SUBST

sink

pia f

sink

lavabo m

II . sink <sank, sunk> [sɪŋk] VERBE intr

1. sink (in water):

sink

afundar

2. sink price, level:

sink

baixar

III . sink <sank, sunk> [sɪŋk] VERBE trans

1. sink (cause to submerge):

sink

afundar

to sink sth into sth

afundar a. c. em a. c.

2. sink MIN:

sink

perfurar

I . sure [ʃʊr, GB ʃʊəʳ] ADJ

sure

seguro(-a)

for sure

com certeza

I'm not sure why/how

não tenho certeza f do porquê/como

to be sure of oneself

estar seguro de si mesmo

to be sure of sth

estar seguro de a. c.

to make sure (that) ...

certificar-se de ...

II . sure [ʃʊr, GB ʃʊəʳ] ADV

sure

certamente

sure enough

de fato

self <selves> [self] SUBST

self

si mesmo(-a) m (f)

self

a própria pessoa

the self PSYCHO

o eu m

to be one's old self

ser o mesmo de sempre

I . puff [pʌf] VERBE intr (be out of breath)

puff

arfar

puff

soprar

II . puff [pʌf] VERBE trans

1. puff (smoke):

puff

soprar

puff cigarette smoke

dar baforadas

2. puff (praise):

puff

elogiar

3. puff (say while panting):

puff

ofegar

III . puff [pʌf] SUBST (breath, wind)

puff

sopro m

to be out of puff GB fam

estar sem fôlego

I . buff [bʌf] ADJ

buff

de cor amarelo-claro

II . buff [bʌf] SUBST fam

buff

entusiasta mf

film buff

aficionado(-a) m (f) por cinema

III . buff [bʌf] VERBE trans

buff

polir

I . cuff [kʌf] SUBST

1. cuff (on sleeve):

cuff

punho m

off the cuff fig

de improviso

2. cuff (slap):

cuff

tapinha m

II . cuff [kʌf] VERBE trans (slap playfully)

cuff

dar um tapinha

I . huff [hʌf] VERBE intr

to huff and puff

bufar

II . huff [hʌf] SUBST fam

huff

zanga f

to be in a huff

estar zangado

I . suffer [ˈsʌfər, GB -əʳ] VERBE intr

suffer

sofrer

suffer

passar por

the economy suffered from ...

a economia passou por ...

II . suffer [ˈsʌfər, GB -əʳ] VERBE trans

1. suffer (undergo):

suffer

sofrer

2. suffer (bear):

suffer

suportar

3. suffer MÉD:

suffer

padecer