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case: noun
use: I. noun II. transitive verb III. auxiliary verb
cue: noun
ease: I. noun II. transitive verb III. intransitive verb
else: adverb
cafe: noun
cage: I. noun II. transitive verb
cake: noun
came: intransitive verb
cane: noun
cape: noun
care: I. noun II. intransitive verb
cave: noun
cite: transitive verb
clue: noun
code: noun
coke: noun
come: intransitive verb
cone: noun
cope: intransitive verb

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case¹ [keɪs] N

1. case:

case

caso m

in any case

de qualquer maneira

in that case

nesse caso

just in case

se por acaso

in case it rains [or in case of rain]

caso chova

that is not the case

não é assim

2. case:

case MED, LING

caso m

a bad case of ...

um caso grave de ...

3. case LAW:

case

causa f

I . use [juːs] N

use

uso m

in use

em uso

it's no use

não adianta

to be of use to sb

ser útil a alguém

to be out of use

ser antiquado

to come into use

entrar em uso

to go out of use

cair em desuso

to make use of sth

usar a. c.

to put sth to use

aproveitar a. c.

II . use [juːz] VB trans

1. use (make use of):

use

usar

use skills

aproveitar

to use common sense

usar o bom senso

to use logic

usar a lógica

to use sth against sb

usar a. c. contra alguém

to use sth to do sth

usar a. c. para fazer a. c.

2. use (consume):

use

gastar

industrialised countries are using the earth's resources

os países industrializados estão gastando os recursos da Terra

industrialised countries are using the earth's resources

consumir

does she still use drugs?

ela ainda consome drogas?

Phrases:

use (manipulate)

manusear

use (exploit)

usar

use (exploit)

aproveitar-se de

to use sb for sth

usar [or aproveitar-se de] alguém para a. c.

III . use [juːs] VB aux

he used to live in New York

ele morava em Nova York

cue [kjuː] N

1. cue THEAT:

cue

deixa f

2. cue (billiards):

cue

taco m

cue ball

bola f branca

I . ease [iːz] N

II . ease [iːz] VB trans

1. ease (relieve):

ease pain

aliviar

ease tension

diminuir

to ease one's conscience

aliviar a consciência

2. ease:

ease burden

atenuar

ease screw

afrouxar

III . ease [iːz] VB intr

ease tension, prices

diminuir

ease wind

amainar

else [els] ADV

else

mais

anyone else?

alguém mais?

anything else?

algo mais?

everybody else

todos os outros

everything/all else

todas as outras coisas

sb/sth else

outra pessoa/coisa

or else

ou então

or else

senão

cafe [kæfˈeɪ, Brit ˈkæfeɪ] N, café N

cafe

café m (bar)

I . cage [keɪdʒ] N

cage

jaula f

II . cage [keɪdʒ] VB trans

cage

enjaular

cake [keɪk] N

1. cake FOOD:

cake

bolo m

to want to have one's cake and eat it fig

querer assobiar e chupar cana ao mesmo tempo

2. cake of soap:

cake

barra f

came [keɪm] VB intr

came pt of:

come <came, come, coming> [kʌm] VB intr

1. come (move towards):

come

vir

to come towards sb

vir em direção a alguém

2. come (go):

come

are you coming to the pub with us?

você vem ao pub conosco?

3. come (arrive):

come

chegar

January comes before February

janeiro vem antes de fevereiro

the year to come

o ano que vem

to come to an agreement

chegar a um acordo

to come to a decision

chegar a uma decisão

to come home

vir para casa

to come to sb's rescue

socorrer alguém

to come first/second/third

chegar em primeiro/segundo/terceiro lugar

4. come (become):

come

tornar-se

my dream has come true

o meu sonho se concretizou [or realizou]

to come open

abrir

5. come inf (have an orgasm):

come

gozar

cane [keɪn] N no pl

1. cane (for walking):

cane

bengala f

2. cane (material):

cane

vara f

3. cane (for furniture):

cane

bambu m

cape¹ [keɪp] N GEO

cape

cabo m

I . care [ker, Brit keəʳ] N

1. care (attention):

care

cuidado m

to take care of sb/sth children, the house

tomar conta de alguém/a. c.

take care (of yourself)!

cuide-se!

handle with care

manusear com cuidado

2. care:

to take care of sth (organize) the drinks, music

encarregar-se de a. c.

3. care (in letters):

care of

aos cuidados de

4. care (worry):

care

preocupação f

to not have a care in the world

não ter preocupações

II . care [ker, Brit keəʳ] VB intr

1. care (be concerned):

care

importar-se

to care about sb/sth

importar-se com alguém/a. c.

who cares?

e daí?

I couldn't care less

não estou nem aí

I don't care

pouco me importa

2. care (feel affection):

to care for sb

gostar de alguém

3. care (like):

would you care for some coffee?

aceita um café?

would you care for some coffee?

quer (tomar) um café?

I don't care for chocolate

eu não gosto de chocolate

would you care to join us?

quer vir conosco?

cave [keɪv] N

cave natural

caverna f

cave natural

gruta f

cave man-made

cova f

cite [saɪt] VB trans

cite (quote)

citar

cite POL

fazer referência a

clue [kluː] N

1. clue (hint):

clue

pista f

to have a clue to sth

ter uma pista sobre a. c.

2. clue (idea):

clue

ideia f

I haven't got a clue inf

não faço a menor ideia

he hasn't got a clue (he's useless)

ele é uma nulidade

code [koʊd, Brit kəʊd] N

1. code (ciphered language):

code

código m

2. code LAW:

code

código m

coke [koʊk, Brit kəʊk] N no pl

1. coke (fuel):

coke

coque m

2. coke (drink):

coke

coca-cola f

3. coke inf (drug):

coke

cocaína f

come <came, come, coming> [kʌm] VB intr

1. come (move towards):

come

vir

to come towards sb

vir em direção a alguém

2. come (go):

come

are you coming to the pub with us?

você vem ao pub conosco?

3. come (arrive):

come

chegar

January comes before February

janeiro vem antes de fevereiro

the year to come

o ano que vem

to come to an agreement

chegar a um acordo

to come to a decision

chegar a uma decisão

to come home

vir para casa

to come to sb's rescue

socorrer alguém

to come first/second/third

chegar em primeiro/segundo/terceiro lugar

4. come (become):

come

tornar-se

my dream has come true

o meu sonho se concretizou [or realizou]

to come open

abrir

5. come inf (have an orgasm):

come

gozar

cone [koʊn, Brit kəʊn] N

1. cone a. MATH:

cone

cone m

2. cone (for ice cream):

cone

casquinha f

cope [koʊp, Brit kəʊp] VB intr

cope

aguentar

I can't cope

não dá para aguentar

to cope with sth

enfrentar a. c.

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Lastly, literature has argued that high CSE could be an ability factor. en.wikipedia.org

Between 1959 and 1965 CSE created three-person jury teams for their national open, juried print exhibitions. en.wikipedia.org

Participants high in CSE evaluated in-group members as fairer and more competent than participants low in CSE. en.wikipedia.org

The lightning flashes denote communications, while the key represents the secure and sensitive nature of the information which CSE provides and protects. en.wikipedia.org

Some psychological symptoms are believed to be linked to frustration with other symptoms, neurological, or pathophysiological symptoms of CSE. en.wikipedia.org

The CSE offers simplified reporting requirements and reduced barriers to listing. en.wikipedia.org

The CSE developed a tool called total asset management which analyses financial, physical, human and natural forms of capital. en.wikipedia.org

When the 1973 oil crisis threatened the supply of cheap fuel oil, CSE entered into the field of nuclear power generation. en.wikipedia.org

Occupations that have been found to have higher risk of causing CSE are painters, printers, industrial cleaners, and paint or glue manufacturer. en.wikipedia.org

The work contains the analysis of teachers opinion of CSE adequacy as an objective measure of assessment and entry examination. en.wikipedia.org

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case1 [keɪs] N

1. case:

2. case:

3. case LAW:

I . use [juːs] N

II . use [juːz] VB trans

1. use (make use of):

2. use (consume):

Phrases:

III . use [juːs] VB aux

cue [kjuː] N

1. cue THEAT:

2. cue (billiards):

I . ease [iːz] N

1. ease (without much effort):

2. ease (comfort):

3. ease MIL:

II . ease [iːz] VB trans

1. ease (relieve):

2. ease:

III . ease [iːz] VB intr

else [els] ADV

cafe [kæfˈeɪ, Brit ˈkæfeɪ] N, café N

I . cage [keɪdʒ] N

II . cage [keɪdʒ] VB trans

cake [keɪk] N

1. cake FOOD:

2. cake of soap:

came [keɪm] VB intr

came pt of:

See also come

come <came, come, coming> [kʌm] VB intr

1. come (move towards):

2. come (go):

3. come (arrive):

4. come (become):

5. come inf (have an orgasm):

cane [keɪn] N no pl

1. cane (for walking):

2. cane (material):

3. cane (for furniture):

cape1 [keɪp] N GEO

I . care [ker, Brit keəʳ] N

1. care (attention):

2. care:

3. care (in letters):

4. care (worry):

II . care [ker, Brit keəʳ] VB intr

1. care (be concerned):

2. care (feel affection):

3. care (like):

cave [keɪv] N

cite [saɪt] VB trans

clue [kluː] N

1. clue (hint):

2. clue (idea):

code [koʊd, Brit kəʊd] N

1. code (ciphered language):

2. code LAW:

coke [koʊk, Brit kəʊk] N no pl

1. coke (fuel):

2. coke (drink):

3. coke inf (drug):

come <came, come, coming> [kʌm] VB intr

1. come (move towards):

2. come (go):

3. come (arrive):

4. come (become):

5. come inf (have an orgasm):

cone [koʊn, Brit kəʊn] N

1. cone a. MATH:

2. cone (for ice cream):

cope [koʊp, Brit kəʊp] VB intr

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case¹ [keɪs] N

cape¹ [keɪp] N GEO