Traductions de „Blutagar“ dans le dictionnaire portugais » anglais

I . alagar <g → gu> [alaˈgar] VERBE trans

1. alagar (inundar):

alagar

to flood

2. alagar (encher):

alagar

to fill with water

alegria alagou seu coração

happiness flooded his heart

II . alagar <g → gu> [alaˈgar] VERBE pron

alagar alagar-se:

alagar-se

to be flooded

as ruas alagaram-se

the streets were flooded

naufragar <g → gu> [nawfɾaˈgar] VERBE intr

naufragar

to be shipwrecked

naufragar empreendimento, plano

to fail

I . estragar <g → gu> [istɾaˈgar] VERBE trans

1. estragar o apetite:

estragar

to spoil

2. estragar o dinheiro:

estragar

to waste

3. estragar:

estragar uma máquina

to damage

estragar a reputação

to destroy

estragar a saúde, os planos

to ruin

4. estragar (com mimos):

estragar

to spoil

II . estragar <g → gu> [istɾaˈgar] VERBE pron

estragar estragar-se (comida):

estragar-se

to go off

I . propagar <g → gu> [pɾopaˈgar] VERBE trans

propagar

to spread

propagar

to transmit

II . propagar <g → gu> [pɾopaˈgar] VERBE pron

propagar propagar-se:

propagar-se

to spread

blusa [ˈbluza] SUBST f

1. blusa:

blusa

blouse

2. blusa (suéter):

blusa

sweater

blusa de lã

woolen sweater

afagar <g → gu> [afaˈgar] VERBE trans

1. afagar (acariciar):

afagar

to caress

2. afagar (lisonjear):

afagar

to flatter

I . apagar <g → gu> [apaˈgar] VERBE trans

1. apagar fogo, cigarro:

apagar

to put out

apagar

to extinguish

2. apagar aparelho, luz:

apagar

to turn off

3. apagar escrita:

apagar

to erase

4. apagar INFOR:

apagar

to delete

5. apagar fam uma pessoa:

apagar

to take (sb) out

II . apagar <g → gu> [apaˈgar] VERBE intr

apagar

to die

apagar (perder os sentidos)

to pass out

III . apagar <g → gu> [apaˈgar] VERBE pron apagar-se

1. apagar fogo, luz:

apagar-se

to go out

2. apagar som:

apagar-se

to fade (away)

dragar <g → gu> [dɾaˈgar] VERBE trans

dragar

to drag

I . pagar <ppas pago [o pagado;] g → gu> [paˈgar] VERBE trans

1. pagar:

pagar uma conta, quantia

to pay

pagar uma dívida

to repay

pagar a alguém a. c.

to pay sb sth

pagou ao empregado o salário devido

he paid the employee the salary due

por favor, gostaria de pagar

excuse me, I would like to pay

pagar a. c. adiantado/atrasado

to prepay for sth/to pay in arrears

pagar a. c. a prestações [o prazo]

to pay for sth in installments

pagar um almoço a um amigo

to treat a friend to lunch

pagar um sinal de 10%

to make a 10% down payment

pagar 1000 reais de sinal

to make a down payment of 1,000 reals

pagar caro por a. c.

to pay too much for sth

2. pagar fig:

pagar a alguém na mesma moeda

to give tit for tat

pagar o bem com o mal

to repay good with evil

você me paga! fam

I'll get even with you!

pagar para ver

to call sb's bluff

pagar o pato

to pay the piper

II . pagar <ppas pago [o pagado;] g → gu> [paˈgar] VERBE intr

1. pagar (em compras):

pagar em dinheiro/no cartão de crédito/com cheque

to pay cash/with a credit card/with a check

2. pagar (sofrer castigo):

pagar

to pay for sth

pagar pelos erros dos outros

to pay for other people's mistakes

tragar <g → gu> [tɾaˈgar] VERBE trans

1. tragar bebida:

tragar

to swallow

2. tragar cigarro:

tragar

to inhale

3. tragar (tolerar):

tragar

to put up with

não tragava o chefe

he couldn't put up with his boss

4. tragar (fazer desaparecer):

tragar

to swallow up

as águas tragaram o bote

the water swallowed up the boat

5. tragar (acreditar):

tragar

to swallow

era uma história difícil de tragar

it was a story that was hard to swallow

I . vagar <g → gu> [vaˈgar] SUBST m (ociosidade)

vagar

idleness

com vagar

lazily

com vagar (tempo)

free time

II . vagar <g → gu> [vaˈgar] VERBE intr

1. vagar (desocupar):

vagar

to become vacant

vagou um quarto no hotel

a room became vacant at the hotel

2. vagar (andar sem destino):

vagar

to roam around

I . cagar <g → gu> [kaˈgar] VERBE intr jarg

cagar

to shit

cagar e andar

to not give a shit

II . cagar <g → gu> [kaˈgar] VERBE trans jarg (desprezar)

cagou para os conselhos do pai

he didn't think his father's advice was worth a shit

III . cagar <g → gu> [kaˈgar] VERBE pron

cagar cagar-se jarg (sair-se mal):

cagar-se

to screw up

devagar [ʤivaˈgar] ADV

devagar

slow

devagar se vai ao longe

slowly but surely

divagar <g → gu> [ʤivaˈgar] VERBE intr

1. divagar (falando, pensando, devaneando):

divagar

to divagate

2. divagar (andando):

divagar

to wander

esmagar <g → gu> [izmaˈgar] VERBE trans

esmagar

to crush

esmagar (vencer)

to give a sound beating to

esmagar (vencer)

to smash

indagar <g → gu> [ı̃jdaˈgar] VERBE trans

indagar

to inquire