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bus: noun
pus: noun
anus: noun
thus: adverb
plus: I. preposition II. noun III. adjective and adverb
bush: noun
bust: noun
busy: adjective and adverb
bass: noun
boss: I. noun II. transitive verb
bias: noun
bum: noun
muse: I. intransitive verb II. noun
must: I. auxiliary verb II. noun
blue: I. adjective and adverb II. noun
blur: I. transitive verb II. noun
bout: noun
bud: noun

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bus <-es> [bʌs] N

bus

ônibus m

to miss the bus fig

dormir no ponto

pus [pʌs] N MED

pus no pl

pus m

anus <-es> [ˈeɪnəs] N

anus

ânus m

thus [ðʌs] ADV form

1. thus (therefore):

thus

portanto

2. thus (like this):

thus

assim

I . plus [plʌs] PREP

plus

mais

5 plus 2 equals 7

5 mais 2 são 7

II . plus <-es> [plʌs] N

1. plus (symbol):

plus

sinal m de mais

2. plus (advantage):

plus

ponto m positivo

plus

vantagem f

III . plus [plʌs] ADJ (above zero)

plus

positivo(-a)

plus 8

oito positivo

200 plus

200 e poucos

the plus side (of sth)

o lado positivo (de a. c.)

bush <-es> [bʊʃ] N

1. bush BOT:

bush

arbusto m

2. bush no pl (land):

the bush

o matagal

to beat around the bush fig

usar de rodeios

bust¹ [bʌst] N ANAT

bust

busto m

busy <-ier, -iest> [ˈbɪzi] ADJ

1. busy (occupied):

busy

ocupado(-a)

busy

atarefado(-a)

to be busy with sth

estar ocupado com a. c.

2. busy:

busy street, corner, intersection

movimentado(-a)

busy time, day

cheio(-a)

3. busy Am TELEC:

to be busy

estar ocupado

bass¹ [beɪs] N

bass (voice, electrical)

baixo m

bass (instrument)

contrabaixo m

bass (guitar)

baixo m

bass (sound)

grave m

I . boss [bɑːs, Brit bɒs] N

boss (person in charge)

chefe mf

boss (owner)

patrão(-oa) m (f)

II . boss [bɑːs, Brit bɒs] VB trans inf

to boss sb around

mandar em alguém

bias [ˈbaɪəs] N

bum [bʌm] N

1. bum Am (lazy person):

bum

preguiçoso(-a) m (f)

2. bum Am (tramp):

bum

vagabundo(-a) m (f)

3. bum Aus, Brit inf (bottom):

bum

traseiro m

I . muse [mjuːz] VB intr

to muse (on sth)

meditar sobre a. c.

II . muse [mjuːz] N

muse

musa f

I . must [mʌst] VB aux

1. must (obligation):

must

dever

must

ter de

must you leave so soon?

você tem de ir embora cedo assim?

you mustn't do that

você não tem de fazer isso

2. must (probability):

must

dever

I must have lost it

devo tê-lo perdido

you must be hungry

você deve estar com fome

you must be joking!

você deve estar brincando!

II . must [mʌst] N

to be a must

ser um must

I . blue [bluː] ADJ

1. blue (color):

blue

azul

2. blue (sad):

blue

triste

blue

melancólico(-a)

to feel blue

sentir-se triste

II . blue [bluː] N

blue

azul m

sky blue

azul celeste

out of the blue fig

sem mais nem menos

the blues MUS

blues m inv

the blues (sadness)

melancolia f

I . blur <-rr-> [blɜːr, Brit blɜːʳ] VB trans

blur

turvar

blur

borrar

II . blur [blɜːr, Brit blɜːʳ] N no pl

blur (shape)

borrão m

blur (vague memory)

vaga lembrança f

bout [baʊt] N

1. bout of flu, measles, fever:

bout

ataque m

bout of insanity

acesso de loucura

drinking bout

bebedeira f

2. bout SPORTS:

bout

assalto m

bud [bʌd] N

bud (of leaf)

broto m

bud (of flower)

botão m

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He returned to music in his thirties, taking his BMus in 1964. en.wikipedia.org

The first two years of the BMus course are divided equally between performance and academic study. en.wikipedia.org

Candidates for the BMus were required to summit a composition in five-part harmony with at least five stringed instruments to which no more than four wind instruments could be added. en.wikipedia.org

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Translations for „BMus“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

bus <-es> [bʌs] N

pus [pʌs] N MED

anus <-es> [ˈeɪnəs] N

thus [ðʌs] ADV form

1. thus (therefore):

2. thus (like this):

I . plus [plʌs] PREP

II . plus <-es> [plʌs] N

1. plus (symbol):

2. plus (advantage):

III . plus [plʌs] ADJ (above zero)

bush <-es> [bʊʃ] N

1. bush BOT:

2. bush no pl (land):

bust1 [bʌst] N ANAT

busy <-ier, -iest> [ˈbɪzi] ADJ

1. busy (occupied):

2. busy:

3. busy Am TELEC:

bass1 [beɪs] N

I . boss [bɑːs, Brit bɒs] N

II . boss [bɑːs, Brit bɒs] VB trans inf

bias [ˈbaɪəs] N

1. bias (prejudice):

2. bias no pl (one-sidedness):

3. bias (tendency):

bum [bʌm] N

1. bum Am (lazy person):

2. bum Am (tramp):

3. bum Aus, Brit inf (bottom):

I . muse [mjuːz] VB intr

II . muse [mjuːz] N

I . must [mʌst] VB aux

1. must (obligation):

2. must (probability):

II . must [mʌst] N

I . blue [bluː] ADJ

1. blue (color):

2. blue (sad):

II . blue [bluː] N

I . blur <-rr-> [blɜːr, Brit blɜːʳ] VB trans

II . blur [blɜːr, Brit blɜːʳ] N no pl

bout [baʊt] N

1. bout of flu, measles, fever:

2. bout SPORTS:

bud [bʌd] N

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bust¹ [bʌst] N ANAT

bass¹ [beɪs] N