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doom: I. noun II. transitive verb
form: I. noun II. transitive verb
norm: noun
worm: I. noun II. transitive verb
door: noun
dome: noun
dour: adjective and adverb
doe: noun
dog: I. noun II. transitive verb
dot: I. noun II. transitive verb
done: verb
dose: noun
dove: noun
down: noun
dozy: adjective and adverb
dock: I. noun II. intransitive verb
does: verb
dole: I. noun II. transitive verb
doll: noun
dope: I. noun II. transitive verb

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I . doom [duːm] N (destiny)

doom

destino m

II . doom [duːm] VB trans

doom

condenar

to be doomed to sth

estar condenado [or fadado] a a. c.

I . form [fɔːrm, Brit fɔːm] N

1. form (type, variety):

form

tipo m

in any (way, shape or) form

de qualquer tipo

in the form of sth

na forma de a. c.

2. form (outward shape):

form

forma f

form of an object

formato m

série f

II . form [fɔːrm, Brit fɔːm] VB trans

form

formar

to form part of sth

tomar parte em a. c.

to form a line

formar uma fila

norm [nɔːrm, Brit nɔːm] N

norm

norma f

I . worm [wɜːrm, Brit wɜːm] N

worm

verme m

worm (insect larva)

larva f

worm (earthworm)

minhoca f

II . worm [wɜːrm, Brit wɜːm] VB trans

to worm a secret out of sb

arrancar um segredo de alguém

to worm oneself under sth

rastejar por debaixo de a. c.

door [dɔːr, Brit dɔːʳ] N

door

porta f

out of doors

ao ar livre

there's someone at the door

tem alguém na porta

to answer the door

atender a porta

to live next door to sb

ser vizinho de alguém

to show sb the door

pôr alguém na rua

dome [doʊm, Brit dəʊm] N

dome (roof)

abóbada f

dome (ceiling)

cúpula f

dour [dʊr, Brit dʊəʳ] ADJ

dour manner

severo(-a)

dour appearance

sombrio(-a)

doe [doʊ, Brit dəʊ] N (deer)

doe

corça f

doe

cerva f

I . dog [dɑːg, Brit dɒg] N

dog

cachorro(-a) m (f)

dog

cão(cadela) m (f)

the (dirty) dog! inf

o cachorro (safado)!

to go to the dogs inf

entrar em decadência

to go to the dogs inf

ir à bancarrota

to lead a dog's life

levar uma vida de cão

II . dog <-gg-> [dɑːg, Brit dɒg] VB trans

dog

seguir

I . dot [dɑːt, Brit dɒt] N

1. dot (round mark):

dot

ponto m

on the dot

em ponto

2. dot pl typ:

dot

pingo m

II . dot <-tt-> [dɑːt, Brit dɒt] VB trans

to dot one's i's and cross one's t's

ser muito minucioso

done [dʌn] VB

done pp of:

I . do [duː] N

the do's and don'ts

as normas

II . do <does, did, done> [duː] VB aux

1. do (to form questions):

do you own a dog?

você tem um cachorro?

2. do (to form negatives):

Frida doesn't like olives

Frida não gosta de azeitonas

3. do (to form imperatives):

do come in!

entre, vamos!

4. do (used for emphasis):

he did say that

ele disse mesmo que

5. do (replaces repeated verb):

neither do I

nem eu [or eu também não]

so do I

eu também

she speaks more fluently than he does

ela fala com mais fluência (do) que ele

6. do (requesting affirmation):

do

não é?

you don't want to answer, do you?

você não quer responder, não é?

III . do <does, did, done> [duː] VB trans

1. do (carry out):

to do one's shoes

amarrar os sapatos

to do one's teeth

escovar os dentes

to do something for sb

fazer alguma coisa para alguém

what on earth are you doing (there)?

que diabos você está fazendo (aí)?

2. do (act):

do

agir

to do as others do

agir como os outros

3. do (learn):

do

estudar

I'm doing English at university

estou estudando inglês na faculdade

4. do (be satisfactory):

I only have beer — will that do you?

só tenho cerveja — serve?

5. do (cook):

do

preparar

to do sth for sb

preparar a. c. para alguém

IV . do <does, did, done> [duː] VB intr

how are you doing?

como vai?

that will do!

chega!

that will never do

isso não vai servir nunca

this behavior just won't do!

esse comportamento simplesmente não convém!

dose [doʊs, Brit dəʊs] N a. fig

dose

dose f

a nasty dose of flu

uma gripe em dose cavalar

dove¹ [dʌv] N ZOOL

dove

pomba f

down¹ [daʊn] N no pl

down (feathers)

penugem f

down (hairs)

lanugem f

dozy <-ier, -iest> [ˈdoʊzi, Brit ˈdəʊ-] ADJ

1. dozy (sleepy):

dozy

sonolento(-a)

2. dozy Brit inf (stupid):

dozy

pateta

I . dock¹ [dɑːk, Brit dɒk] NAUT N

dock

doca f

II . dock¹ [dɑːk, Brit dɒk] NAUT VB intr

dock

atracar

does [dʌz] VB trans, intr, aux

does 3rd pers sing of:

I . do [duː] N

the do's and don'ts

as normas

II . do <does, did, done> [duː] VB aux

1. do (to form questions):

do you own a dog?

você tem um cachorro?

2. do (to form negatives):

Frida doesn't like olives

Frida não gosta de azeitonas

3. do (to form imperatives):

do come in!

entre, vamos!

4. do (used for emphasis):

he did say that

ele disse mesmo que

5. do (replaces repeated verb):

neither do I

nem eu [or eu também não]

so do I

eu também

she speaks more fluently than he does

ela fala com mais fluência (do) que ele

6. do (requesting affirmation):

do

não é?

you don't want to answer, do you?

você não quer responder, não é?

III . do <does, did, done> [duː] VB trans

1. do (carry out):

to do one's shoes

amarrar os sapatos

to do one's teeth

escovar os dentes

to do something for sb

fazer alguma coisa para alguém

what on earth are you doing (there)?

que diabos você está fazendo (aí)?

2. do (act):

do

agir

to do as others do

agir como os outros

3. do (learn):

do

estudar

I'm doing English at university

estou estudando inglês na faculdade

4. do (be satisfactory):

I only have beer — will that do you?

só tenho cerveja — serve?

5. do (cook):

do

preparar

to do sth for sb

preparar a. c. para alguém

IV . do <does, did, done> [duː] VB intr

how are you doing?

como vai?

that will do!

chega!

that will never do

isso não vai servir nunca

this behavior just won't do!

esse comportamento simplesmente não convém!

I . dole [doʊl, Brit dəʊl] N

to be on the dole Brit

estar desempregado(-a)

II . dole [doʊl, Brit dəʊl] VB trans

to dole sth out

distribuir a. c.

doll [dɑːl, Brit dɒl] N

doll

boneco(-a) m (f)

doll's house

casa f de bonecas

I . dope [doʊp, Brit dəʊp] N

1. dope no pl inf:

dope (drugs)

droga f

dope (marijuana)

maconha f

dope test SPORTS

teste m antidoping

to give sb the dope on sth fig

dar a alguém informações confidenciais sobre a. c.

2. dope inf (stupid person):

dope

imbecil mf

II . dope [doʊp, Brit dəʊp] VB trans SPORTS

dope

dopar

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A boys' dorm was built in 1909, and a girls' dorm soon followed. en.wikipedia.org

The dorm types range greatly from singles to four person rooms. en.wikipedia.org

As of 2008, the campus now contains seven dorms and a townhouse complex. en.wikipedia.org

Area governments provide social programming for their areas, and are in charge of the house councils for the dorms in their area. en.wikipedia.org

The current maximum number of beds in any one dorm is ten although most of the dorms sleep six children. en.wikipedia.org

The dorm parents take quasi-parental responsibility for students in the house at all times, particularly outside school hours. en.wikipedia.org

Additional land was purchased in order to build a dorm. en.wikipedia.org

For five dollars per semester, students can hang these works on their dorm room walls. en.wikipedia.org

The dorms are arranged in multiple two-story buildings, with approximately forty students per building (twenty per floor). en.wikipedia.org

She does strange habits such as walking around the dorm naked. en.wikipedia.org

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I . doom [duːm] N (destiny)

II . doom [duːm] VB trans

I . form [fɔːrm, Brit fɔːm] N

1. form (type, variety):

2. form (outward shape):

3. form (document):

4. form no pl SPORTS:

5. form Brit SCHOOL (class):

II . form [fɔːrm, Brit fɔːm] VB trans

norm [nɔːrm, Brit nɔːm] N

I . worm [wɜːrm, Brit wɜːm] N

II . worm [wɜːrm, Brit wɜːm] VB trans

door [dɔːr, Brit dɔːʳ] N

dome [doʊm, Brit dəʊm] N

dour [dʊr, Brit dʊəʳ] ADJ

doe [doʊ, Brit dəʊ] N (deer)

I . dog [dɑːg, Brit dɒg] N

II . dog <-gg-> [dɑːg, Brit dɒg] VB trans

I . dot [dɑːt, Brit dɒt] N

1. dot (round mark):

2. dot pl typ:

II . dot <-tt-> [dɑːt, Brit dɒt] VB trans

done [dʌn] VB

done pp of:

See also do

I . do [duː] N

II . do <does, did, done> [duː] VB aux

1. do (to form questions):

2. do (to form negatives):

3. do (to form imperatives):

4. do (used for emphasis):

5. do (replaces repeated verb):

6. do (requesting affirmation):

III . do <does, did, done> [duː] VB trans

1. do (carry out):

2. do (act):

3. do (learn):

4. do (be satisfactory):

5. do (cook):

IV . do <does, did, done> [duː] VB intr

dose [doʊs, Brit dəʊs] N a. fig

dove1 [dʌv] N ZOOL

down1 [daʊn] N no pl

dozy <-ier, -iest> [ˈdoʊzi, Brit ˈdəʊ-] ADJ

1. dozy (sleepy):

2. dozy Brit inf (stupid):

I . dock1 [dɑːk, Brit dɒk] NAUT N

II . dock1 [dɑːk, Brit dɒk] NAUT VB intr

does [dʌz] VB trans, intr, aux

does 3rd pers sing of:

See also do

I . do [duː] N

II . do <does, did, done> [duː] VB aux

1. do (to form questions):

2. do (to form negatives):

3. do (to form imperatives):

4. do (used for emphasis):

5. do (replaces repeated verb):

6. do (requesting affirmation):

III . do <does, did, done> [duː] VB trans

1. do (carry out):

2. do (act):

3. do (learn):

4. do (be satisfactory):

5. do (cook):

IV . do <does, did, done> [duː] VB intr

I . dole [doʊl, Brit dəʊl] N

II . dole [doʊl, Brit dəʊl] VB trans

doll [dɑːl, Brit dɒl] N

I . dope [doʊp, Brit dəʊp] N

1. dope no pl inf:

2. dope inf (stupid person):

II . dope [doʊp, Brit dəʊp] VB trans SPORTS

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dove¹ [dʌv] N ZOOL

down¹ [daʊn] N no pl

I . dock¹ [dɑːk, Brit dɒk] NAUT N

II . dock¹ [dɑːk, Brit dɒk] NAUT VB intr