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hear: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb
hair: noun
harp: I. noun II. intransitive verb
hard: I. adjective and adverb II. adverb
hare: noun
harm: I. noun II. transitive verb
heir: noun
her: I. adjective and adverb II. pronoun
hour: noun
rear: I. adjective and adverb II. noun
roar: I. intransitive verb II. noun
ajar: adjective and adverb
afar: adverb
bar: I. noun II. transitive verb III. preposition
car: noun
ear: noun
far: I. adverb II. adjective and adverb
jar: noun
mar: transitive verb
oar: noun

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I . hear <heard, heard> [hɪr, Brit hɪəʳ] VB trans

II . hear <heard, heard> [hɪr, Brit hɪəʳ] VB intr

1. hear (with ears):

hear

ouvir

to hear very well

ouvir muito bem

2. hear (get news):

hear

ficar sabendo

to hear about sth

ficar sabendo de a. c.

to hear from sb

ter notícias de alguém

to have heard of sth

ter ouvido falar de a. c.

hair [her, Brit heəʳ] N

1. hair (on a person's skin, on animal):

hair

pelo m

2. hair (on head of person):

hair

cabelo m

keep your hair on! Brit, Aus iron inf

não esquente a cabeça!

to have one's hair cut

cortar o cabelo

to split hairs

discutir minúcias

I . harp [hɑːrp, Brit hɑːp] N

harp

harpa f

II . harp [hɑːrp, Brit hɑːp] VB intr

to harp on about sth (talk about)

bater na mesma tecla sobre a. c.

to harp on sb

importunar alguém com insistência

I . hard [hɑːrd, Brit hɑːd] ADJ

1. hard:

hard

duro(-a)

hard luck

azar m

hard luck

má sorte f

2. hard (intense, concentrated):

to be a hard worker

ser uma pessoa trabalhadora

3. hard (difficult, complex):

hard

difícil

it's hard to tell

é difícil dizer

to be hard to please

ser difícil de agradar

to learn the hard way fig

aprender às duras penas

4. hard:

hard person

severo(-a)

hard winter

rigoroso(-a)

to give sb a hard time

não dar mole para alguém gír

5. hard comput:

hard copy

cópia impressa

II . hard [hɑːrd, Brit hɑːd] ADV

hard

com força

to press/pull hard

apertar/puxar com força

to press/pull hard

muito

to study/work hard

estudar/trabalhar muito

hare [her, Brit heəʳ] N

hare

lebre f

I . harm [hɑːrm, Brit hɑːm] N no pl

harm

dano m

she came to no harm

ela saiu ilesa

there's no harm in trying

não há mal nenhum em tentar

they didn't mean any harm

eles não tinham a intenção de ofender

to do harm to sb/sth

causar dano a alguém/a. c.

II . harm [hɑːrm, Brit hɑːm] VB trans

harm

prejudicar

heir [er, Brit eəʳ] N

heir

herdeiro m

heir to the throne

herdeiro do trono

I . her [hɜːr, Brit hɜːʳ] ADJ poss

her

seu

her

sua

her

dela

her children

os filhos dela

her children

seus filhos

her dress

vestido dela

her dress

seu vestido

her house

casa dela

her house

sua casa

II . her [hɜːr, Brit hɜːʳ] PRON pers

1. her direct object:

her

I saw her

eu a vi

I saw her indirect object

lhe

I saw her indirect object

a ela

he gave her the pencil

ele deu um lápis a ela

he gave her the pencil

ele lhe deu um lápis

he told her that ...

ele disse a ela que ...

he told her that ...

ele lhe disse que ...

look at her

olhe para ela

2. her (she):

her

ela

if I were her

se eu fosse ela

it's her

é ela

older than her

mais velho que ela

3. her after prep:

her

ela

it's for/from her

é para ela/dela

hour [ˈaʊr, Brit ˈaʊəʳ] N

1. hour (60 minutes):

hour

hora f

on the hour

a cada hora (cheia)

to be paid by the hour

receber por hora

the bus stops here every hour on the hour

o ônibus para aqui exatamente de hora em hora

2. hour (time of day):

at all hours of the day and night

dia e noite

ten minutes to the hour

dez minutos para a hora cheia

3. hour (time for an activity):

lunch hour

hora do almoço

opening hours

horário m de funcionamento

I . rear¹ [rɪr, Brit rɪəʳ] ADJ

rear door, window

dos fundos

rear leg

traseiro(-a)

II . rear¹ [rɪr, Brit rɪəʳ] N

rear of car

traseira f

rear of house

os fundos m pl

I . roar [rɔːr, Brit rɔːʳ] VB intr

roar lion, tiger

rugir

roar person

berrar

roar cannon

troar

to roar with laughter

rir espalhafatosamente

II . roar [rɔːr, Brit rɔːʳ] N

roar of engine

barulho m

roar of lion

rugido m

roar of person

berro m

roar of thunder

estrondo m

ajar [əˈdʒɑːr, Brit -ˈdʒɑːʳ] ADJ

ajar door:

ajar

entreaberto(-a)

afar [əˈfɑːr, Brit -ˈfɑːʳ] ADV form

afar

à distância

to see sth from afar

ver a. c. de longe

I . bar [bɑːr, Brit bɑːʳ] N

1. bar:

bar of metal, gold, wood, of chocolate

barra f

bar of cage, prison

grade f

bar of soap

sabonete m

to be behind bars inf

estar atrás das grades

2. bar:

bar (place to drink)

bar m

bar (counter)

balcão m

3. bar LAW:

bar

ordem m dos advogados

II . bar <-rr-> [bɑːr, Brit bɑːʳ] VB trans

1. bar (fasten):

bar door, window

trancar

2. bar (obstruct):

bar

barrar

3. bar (prohibit):

bar

proibir

to bar sb from sth [or from doing sth]

proibir alguém de fazer a. c.

III . bar [bɑːr, Brit bɑːʳ] PREP

bar

exceto

bar none

sem exceção

car [kɑːr, Brit kɑːʳ] N

1. car AUTO:

car

carro m

2. car RAIL:

car

vagão m

ear¹ [ɪr, Brit ɪəʳ] N

ear ANAT

ouvido m

ear (outer part)

orelha f

to be all ears inf

ser todo ouvidos

to have a good ear

ter um bom ouvido

to smile from ear to ear

sorrir de orelha a orelha

to be up to one's ears in debt inf

estar até o pescoço de dívidas

I . far <farther, farthest [or further, furthest]> [fɑːr, Brit fɑːʳ] ADV

1. far (a long distance):

far

longe

far away

muito longe

far from doing sth

longe de fazer a. c.

far from it

longe disso

how far is it?

a que distância fica?

is it far?

é longe?

2. far (distant in time):

as far back as I remember ...

até onde eu me lembro ...

3. far (in progress):

to not get very far with sb/sth

não ir muito longe com alguém/a. c.

to go too far

ir longe demais

so far

até agora

so far, so good

até aqui tudo bem

4. far (much):

far better

muito melhor

to be the best by far

ser de longe o melhor

5. far (connecting adverbial phrase):

as far as I know ...

que eu saiba ...

as far as I'm concerned ...

quanto a mim ...

II . far <farther, farthest [or further, furthest]> [fɑːr, Brit fɑːʳ] ADJ

1. far (distant):

far

longe

in the far distance

bem distante

2. far (extreme):

the far left/right (of a party)

a extrema esquerda/direita (de um partido)

jar¹ [dʒɑːr, Brit dʒɑːʳ] N

jar

pote m

mar <-rr-> [mɑːr, Brit mɑːʳ] VB trans

mar

estragar

oar [ɔːr, Brit ɔːʳ] N

oar

remo m

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I . hear <heard, heard> [hɪr, Brit hɪəʳ] VB trans

1. hear (with ears):

2. hear (be told):

3. hear (listen):

II . hear <heard, heard> [hɪr, Brit hɪəʳ] VB intr

1. hear (with ears):

2. hear (get news):

hair [her, Brit heəʳ] N

1. hair (on a person's skin, on animal):

2. hair (on head of person):

I . harp [hɑːrp, Brit hɑːp] N

II . harp [hɑːrp, Brit hɑːp] VB intr

I . hard [hɑːrd, Brit hɑːd] ADJ

1. hard:

2. hard (intense, concentrated):

3. hard (difficult, complex):

4. hard:

5. hard comput:

II . hard [hɑːrd, Brit hɑːd] ADV

hare [her, Brit heəʳ] N

I . harm [hɑːrm, Brit hɑːm] N no pl

II . harm [hɑːrm, Brit hɑːm] VB trans

heir [er, Brit eəʳ] N

I . her [hɜːr, Brit hɜːʳ] ADJ poss

II . her [hɜːr, Brit hɜːʳ] PRON pers

1. her direct object:

2. her (she):

3. her after prep:

hour [ˈaʊr, Brit ˈaʊəʳ] N

1. hour (60 minutes):

2. hour (time of day):

3. hour (time for an activity):

I . rear1 [rɪr, Brit rɪəʳ] ADJ

II . rear1 [rɪr, Brit rɪəʳ] N

I . roar [rɔːr, Brit rɔːʳ] VB intr

II . roar [rɔːr, Brit rɔːʳ] N

ajar [əˈdʒɑːr, Brit -ˈdʒɑːʳ] ADJ

ajar door:

afar [əˈfɑːr, Brit -ˈfɑːʳ] ADV form

I . bar [bɑːr, Brit bɑːʳ] N

1. bar:

2. bar:

3. bar LAW:

II . bar <-rr-> [bɑːr, Brit bɑːʳ] VB trans

1. bar (fasten):

2. bar (obstruct):

3. bar (prohibit):

III . bar [bɑːr, Brit bɑːʳ] PREP

car [kɑːr, Brit kɑːʳ] N

1. car AUTO:

2. car RAIL:

ear1 [ɪr, Brit ɪəʳ] N

I . far <farther, farthest [or further, furthest]> [fɑːr, Brit fɑːʳ] ADV

1. far (a long distance):

2. far (distant in time):

3. far (in progress):

4. far (much):

5. far (connecting adverbial phrase):

II . far <farther, farthest [or further, furthest]> [fɑːr, Brit fɑːʳ] ADJ

1. far (distant):

2. far (extreme):

jar1 [dʒɑːr, Brit dʒɑːʳ] N

mar <-rr-> [mɑːr, Brit mɑːʳ] VB trans

oar [ɔːr, Brit ɔːʳ] N

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I . rear¹ [rɪr, Brit rɪəʳ] ADJ

II . rear¹ [rɪr, Brit rɪəʳ] N

ear¹ [ɪr, Brit ɪəʳ] N

jar¹ [dʒɑːr, Brit dʒɑːʳ] N