Translations for „patience“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

patience [ˈpeɪʃns] N no pl

1. patience:

patience

paciência f

to have the patience of a saint

ter uma paciência de Jó

2. patience Brit, Aus GAMES:

patience

paciência f

Usage examples with patience

to try sb's patience

torrar a paciência de alguém gír

to stretch sb's patience

abusar da paciência de alguém

to have the patience of a saint

ter uma paciência de Jó

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Most value investors are known for their patience, as undervalued stocks often remain undervalued for significant periods of time.

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The twisting and ropy vine-like weeds tangle through the crop, using up nutrients, water and farmers' patience at harvest time.

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She must love work, to preserve through all vicissitudes (for a woman who wishes to acquire such vast knowledge needs manly patience).

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And a little haste was excusable, when such patience would still be required before anyone could find out.

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They can also be propagated from suckers with some patience and experience.

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Her patience and indulgence towards him is frustrating, if not painful, to witness, but eventually she reaches the point where personal development becomes imperative.

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He had no patience for gasbags and poseurs.

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I'd encourage everyone to have a play around with polymer clay, or Plasticine, as they might be surprised at the results they can achieve with a little practice and patience.

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With segmented turning, the size and patterns are limited only by imagination, skill and patience.

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Yet, even when the pressure of court business became extremely heavy... he never lost his unfailing courtesy and patience....

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