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drama: noun
draft: I. noun II. transitive verb
drain: I. transitive verb II. noun
drank: verb
drape: I. transitive verb II. noun
drawl: intransitive verb
drawn: verb
drab: adjective and adverb
drag: I. noun II. transitive verb III. intransitive verb
draw: I. noun II. transitive verb III. intransitive verb

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drama [ˈdrɑːmə] N

1. drama LIT:

peça f teatral

2. drama THEAT:

teatro m

I . draft [dræft, Brit drɑːft] N

1. draft (preliminary version):

draft article

draft contract

minuta f

draft drawing

esboço m

2. draft no pl Am MIL:

II . draft [dræft, Brit drɑːft] VB trans

1. draft (prepare preliminary version):

2. draft Am MIL:

I . drain [dreɪn] VB trans

1. drain:

drain AGR, MED

drenar m

drain river

secar

2. drain (empty by drinking):

drain glass, cup, bottle

3. drain (exhaust):

drain person

drain resources

II . drain [dreɪn] N

drain (conduit)

dreno m

drain (sewer)

esgoto m

to be a drain on sb's resources

causar um rombo nas finanças de alguém

drank [dræŋk] VB

drank pt of:

See also drink

I . drink [drɪŋk] N

1. drink:

bebida f

drink (alcoholic beverage)

bebida alcoólica

drink (alcoholic beverage)

drinque m

to drive sb to drink

levar alguém a beber

to have a drink

tomar um drinque

2. drink sl:

propina f

II . drink [drɪŋk] VB intr

beber

to drink like a fish

beber como um gambá

to drink to sb

brindar a alguém

III . drink <drank, drunk> [drɪŋk] VB trans

to drink a toast (to sb)

fazer um brinde (a alguém)

to drink sb under the table

beber muito mais do que alguém

I . drape [dreɪp] VB trans

1. drape (cover):

the coffin was draped in the Brazilian flag

o caixão estava coberto com a bandeira do Brasil

the coffin was draped in the Brazilian flag

to drape sth over sth

colocar a. c. sobre a. c.

2. drape (hang):

II . drape [dreɪp] N pl Am, Aus

drawl [drɑːl, Brit drɔːl] VB intr

falar arrastado

drawn [drɑːn, Brit drɔːn] VB

drawn pp of:

See also draw

I . draw [drɑː, Brit drɔː] N

1. draw (attraction):

draw

2. draw SPORTS:

draw

empate m

3. draw (drawing of cards, lots):

draw

sorteio m

II . draw <drew, drawn> [drɑː, Brit drɔː] VB trans

1. draw:

draw character

draw art picture

2. draw (pull):

to draw a conclusion

tirar uma conclusão

to draw an inference

to draw sb aside

puxar alguém para um canto

to draw sth from sb

tomar a. c. de alguém

to draw the curtains

abrir/fechar as cortinas

3. draw (attract):

draw

to be drawn toward(s) sb

sentir atração por alguém

to be drawn toward(s) sb

to draw applause

provocar aplauso

4. draw (take out):

sacar

tirar

to draw blood fig

5. draw salary, pension:

draw

III . draw <drew, drawn> [drɑː, Brit drɔː] VB intr

1. draw art:

draw

2. draw (move):

to draw ahead

passar para a frente

to draw away

to draw level with sb Brit

alcançar alguém (em corrida)

to draw to a close

3. draw SPORTS:

draw

drab <drabber, drabbest> [dræb] ADJ

desbotado(-a)

drab existence

enfadonho(-a)

I . drag [dræg] N

1. drag no pl PHYS:

drag

draga f

2. drag fig inf:

to be a drag on sb

aporrinhar alguém

to be in drag

estar com roupa de mulher

what a drag!

que saco!

II . drag <-gg-> [dræg] VB trans

drag

to drag one's heels fig

III . drag <-gg-> [dræg] VB intr

1. drag (trail along):

drag a. time, meeting, conversation

2. drag (lag behind):

drag

ficar para trás

I . draw [drɑː, Brit drɔː] N

1. draw (attraction):

draw

2. draw SPORTS:

draw

empate m

3. draw (drawing of cards, lots):

draw

sorteio m

II . draw <drew, drawn> [drɑː, Brit drɔː] VB trans

1. draw:

draw character

draw art picture

2. draw (pull):

to draw a conclusion

tirar uma conclusão

to draw an inference

to draw sb aside

puxar alguém para um canto

to draw sth from sb

tomar a. c. de alguém

to draw the curtains

abrir/fechar as cortinas

3. draw (attract):

draw

to be drawn toward(s) sb

sentir atração por alguém

to be drawn toward(s) sb

to draw applause

provocar aplauso

4. draw (take out):

sacar

tirar

to draw blood fig

5. draw salary, pension:

draw

III . draw <drew, drawn> [drɑː, Brit drɔː] VB intr

1. draw art:

draw

2. draw (move):

to draw ahead

passar para a frente

to draw away

to draw level with sb Brit

alcançar alguém (em corrida)

to draw to a close

3. draw SPORTS:

draw

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