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verse: noun
averse: adjective and adverb
adverse: adjective and adverb
diverse: adjective and adverb
reverse: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb III. noun IV. adjective and adverb
inverse: adjective and adverb
oversee: transitive verb
move in: intransitive verb
movie: noun
terse: adjective and adverb
immerse: transitive verb
gorse: noun
horse: noun
worse: I. adjective and adverb II. noun III. adverb
coarse: adjective and adverb
course: noun
hoarse: adjective and adverb
morsel: noun
moose: noun
mouse: noun

You are viewing results spelled similarly: oversee , inverse , reverse , diverse , adverse , averse , verse , mouse , moose , morsel , hoarse , course , coarse , worse , horse , gorse , immerse , terse , movie and move in

verse [vɜːrs, Brit vɜːs] N (of poem)

verse

verso m

verse

estrofe f

averse [-ˈvɜːrs, Brit əˈvɜːs] ADJ

to be averse to sth

ser avesso a a. c.

adverse [ˈædvɜːrs, Brit -vɜːs] ADJ

adverse conditions, circumstances, weather

adverso(-a)

adverse conditions, circumstances, weather

desfavorável

adverse reaction, criticism

hostil

diverse [dɪˈvɜːrs, Brit daɪˈvɜːs] ADJ

1. diverse (varied):

diverse

variado(-a)

2. diverse (not alike):

diverse

diferente

I . reverse [rɪˈvɜːrs, Brit -ˈvɜːs] VB trans

II . reverse [rɪˈvɜːrs, Brit -ˈvɜːs] VB intr Aus, Brit AUTO

reverse

dar (marcha a) ré

III . reverse [rɪˈvɜːrs, Brit -ˈvɜːs] N

1. reverse no pl:

the reverse

o contrário m

2. reverse AUTO:

reverse

marcha f a ré

to go into reverse

ir em sentido contrário

3. reverse (the back):

reverse of book leaf

verso m

reverse of cloth

avesso m

IV . reverse [rɪˈvɜːrs, Brit -ˈvɜːs] ADJ

1. reverse (inverse):

reverse

inverso(-a)

2. reverse direction:

reverse

contrário(-a)

inverse [ɪnˈvɜːrs, Brit -ˈvɜːs] ADJ

inverse

inverso(-a)

oversee [ˌoʊvərˈsiː, Brit ˌəʊvəˈ-] irreg VB trans

oversee

supervisionar

move in VB intr (move into house)

move in

mudar-se

movie [ˈmuːvi] N Am, Aus

movie

filme m

the movies

o cinema

terse [tɜːrs, Brit tɜːs] ADJ

terse

sucinto(-a)

immerse [ɪˈmɜːrs, Brit -ˈmɜːs] VB trans

immerse

mergulhar

to immerse oneself in sth fig

mergulhar em a. c.

gorse [gɔːrs, Brit gɔːs] N no pl

gorse

tojo m

horse [hɔːrs, Brit hɔːs] N

horse

cavalo m

to ride a horse

montar a cavalo

don't look a gift horse in the mouth prov

em cavalo dado não se olham os dentes prov

to eat like a horse inf

comer como um boi

I . worse [wɜːrs, Brit wɜːs] ADJ

worse comp of bad:

worse

pior

from bad to worse

de mal a pior

to get worse

piorar

to get worse and worse

piorar cada vez mais

to make matters worse ...

tornar as coisas piores ...

II . worse [wɜːrs, Brit wɜːs] N no pl

the worse

o pior m

to change for the worse

mudar para pior

to have seen worse

ter visto coisas piores

III . worse [wɜːrs, Brit wɜːs] ADV

worse comp of badly:

worse

pior

to do sth worse than ...

fazer a. c. pior que ...

badly <worse, worst> ADV

1. badly (poorly, negatively):

badly

mal

to think badly of sb

pensar mal de alguém

to think badly of sb

julgar mal alguém

2. badly (very much):

badly

muito

to want sth badly

querer muito a. c.

3. badly (seriously):

badly damaged

bastante danificado

I . bad <worse, worst> [bæd] ADJ

1. bad (disposition):

bad

mau(má)

bad

ruim

to feel bad

sentir-se mal

to feel bad about (doing) sth

sentir-se mal por (ter feito) a. c.

to look bad

estar com uma aparência ruim

how are you? — not bad

como vai você? — tudo bem

2. bad (disagreeable):

to use bad language

dizer palavrões

in bad taste

de mau gosto

to have a bad temper

ter gênio ruim

bad times

tempos m pl difíceis

to go from bad to worse

ir de mal a pior

it's too bad you can't make it

é uma pena que você não possa ir

it's too bad you can't make it iron

azar o seu por não poder ir

3. bad (harmful):

bad

prejudicial

to be bad for sb

fazer mal a alguém

4. bad (serious):

bad accident

grave

5. bad (incompetent):

I'm bad at football

sou ruim em futebol

6. bad (spoiled):

bad

estragado(-a)

to go bad

estragar

7. bad MED:

bad headache

forte

to have a bad heart/back

ter um problema no coração/na coluna

to have bad teeth

ter os dentes em mau estado

II . bad <worse, worst> [bæd] ADV Am inf

it hurts real bad

dói a valer

coarse <-r, -st> [kɔːrs, Brit kɔːs] ADJ

1. coarse (rough):

coarse fabric, skin

áspero(-a)

coarse meal, sand

grosso(-a)

2. coarse (vulgar):

coarse language, person

grosseiro(-a)

coarse language, person

vulgar

course [kɔːrs, Brit kɔːs] N

1. course:

course

rota f

to be off course a. fig

desviar-se do rumo

a course of action

uma linha de ação

2. course (lessons):

course

curso m

to take a course in sth

fazer um curso em a. c.

3. course (of meal):

course

prato m

4. course:

course racing

pista f

course golf

campo m

Phrases:

of course

claro

hoarse [hɔːrs, Brit hɔːs] ADJ

hoarse voice:

hoarse

rouco(-a)

morsel [ˈmɔːrsl, Brit ˈmɔːsl] N

morsel

pedaço m

moose [muːs] N

moose

alce m

mouse <mice> [maʊs] N

1. mouse ZOOL:

mouse

camundongo m

mouse

rato m

2. mouse COMPUT:

mouse

mouse m

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Translations for „mover-se“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

verse [vɜːrs, Brit vɜːs] N (of poem)

averse [-ˈvɜːrs, Brit əˈvɜːs] ADJ

adverse [ˈædvɜːrs, Brit -vɜːs] ADJ

diverse [dɪˈvɜːrs, Brit daɪˈvɜːs] ADJ

1. diverse (varied):

2. diverse (not alike):

I . reverse [rɪˈvɜːrs, Brit -ˈvɜːs] VB trans

1. reverse (turn other way):

2. reverse Aus, Brit AUTO:

3. reverse TELEC:

II . reverse [rɪˈvɜːrs, Brit -ˈvɜːs] VB intr Aus, Brit AUTO

III . reverse [rɪˈvɜːrs, Brit -ˈvɜːs] N

1. reverse no pl:

2. reverse AUTO:

3. reverse (the back):

IV . reverse [rɪˈvɜːrs, Brit -ˈvɜːs] ADJ

1. reverse (inverse):

2. reverse direction:

inverse [ɪnˈvɜːrs, Brit -ˈvɜːs] ADJ

oversee [ˌoʊvərˈsiː, Brit ˌəʊvəˈ-] irreg VB trans

move in VB intr (move into house)

movie [ˈmuːvi] N Am, Aus

terse [tɜːrs, Brit tɜːs] ADJ

immerse [ɪˈmɜːrs, Brit -ˈmɜːs] VB trans

gorse [gɔːrs, Brit gɔːs] N no pl

horse [hɔːrs, Brit hɔːs] N

I . worse [wɜːrs, Brit wɜːs] ADJ

worse comp of bad:

II . worse [wɜːrs, Brit wɜːs] N no pl

III . worse [wɜːrs, Brit wɜːs] ADV

worse comp of badly:

See also badly , bad

badly <worse, worst> ADV

1. badly (poorly, negatively):

2. badly (very much):

3. badly (seriously):

I . bad <worse, worst> [bæd] ADJ

1. bad (disposition):

2. bad (disagreeable):

3. bad (harmful):

4. bad (serious):

5. bad (incompetent):

6. bad (spoiled):

7. bad MED:

II . bad <worse, worst> [bæd] ADV Am inf

coarse <-r, -st> [kɔːrs, Brit kɔːs] ADJ

1. coarse (rough):

2. coarse (vulgar):

course [kɔːrs, Brit kɔːs] N

1. course:

2. course (lessons):

3. course (of meal):

4. course:

Phrases:

hoarse [hɔːrs, Brit hɔːs] ADJ

hoarse voice:

morsel [ˈmɔːrsl, Brit ˈmɔːsl] N

moose [muːs] N

mouse <mice> [maʊs] N

1. mouse ZOOL:

2. mouse COMPUT:

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