Translations for „Grüsse“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

I . grudge [grʌdʒ] N

grudge

ressentimento m

grudge

rancor m

to have a grudge against sb

sentir rancor de alguém

II . grudge [grʌdʒ] VB trans

to grudge sb sth

invejar alguém por a. c.

grouse¹ [graʊs] N

black grouse

galo m lira

red grouse

lagópode m escocês

I . grease [griːs] N

grease (fat)

gordura f

grease (lubricant)

graxa m

II . grease [griːs] VB trans

grease

untar

grease in mechanics

lubrificar

gross² ADJ

1. gross LAW:

gross

grave

gross neglect

flagrante

gross mistake

crasso(-a)

2. gross (fat):

gross

corpulento(-a)

3. gross Am:

gross (offensive)

grosseiro(-a)

gross (revolting)

torpe

4. gross:

gross (total)

total

gross (without deductions)

bruto(-a)

grass <es> [græs, Brit grɑːs] N

grass

grama f

grass (lawn)

gramado m

to cut the grass

cortar a grama

to put sb out to grass inf

fazer com que alguém pendure as chuteiras

the grass is (always) greener on the other side (of the fence) prov

a grama do vizinho é sempre mais verde prov

grassy <-ier, -iest> [ˈgræsi, Brit ˈgrɑːsi] ADJ

grassy

coberto de grama ou capim

gruesome [ˈgruːsəm] ADJ

gruesome

horrível

gruesome

medonho(-a)

grumble [ˈgrʌmbl] VB intr

grumble

resmungar

to grumble about [or over] sth

resmungar a respeito de a. c.

grossly ADV (extremely)

grossly

excessivamente

to be grossly unfair

ser flagrantemente injusto

gruel [ˈgruːəl] N no pl

gruel

mingau m

gruff [grʌf] ADJ

gruff

ríspido(-a)

I . grunt [grʌnt] N

grunt

grunhido m

II . grunt [grʌnt] VB intr

grunt

grunhir

grubby <-ier, -iest> [ˈgrʌbi] ADJ inf

grubby

imundo(-a)

grumpy <-ier, -iest> [ˈgrʌmpi] ADJ

grumpy

ranzinza

posse [ˈpɑːsi, Brit ˈpɒsi] N

posse

turba f

mussel [ˈmʌsl] N

mussel

mexilhão m

I . grub [grʌb] N

1. grub ZOOL:

grub

larva f

2. grub no pl inf FOOD:

grub

rango m

II . grub <-bb-> [grʌb] VB intr

to grub about (for sth)

fuçar (à procura de a. c.)

III . grub <-bb-> [grʌb] VB trans inf

to grub sth from [or off of] sb

filar a. c. de alguém

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

abuse¹ [əˈbjuːs] N

1. abuse no pl (insults):

abuse

insulto m

abuse

ofensa f

verbal abuse

ofensa verbal

2. abuse no pl (mistreatment):

abuse

maus-tratos m pl

abuse

abuso m

sexual/physical abuse

abuso físico/sexual

3. abuse (improper use):

alcohol/drug abuse

abuso de drogas/álcool

abuse of power

abuso de poder

amuse [əˈmjuːz] VB trans

1. amuse (entertain):

amuse

divertir

to amuse oneself

divertir-se

2. amuse (cause laughter):

amuse

fazer rir