Translations for „Inca“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

I . inch <-es> [ɪntʃ] N

inch

polegada f

she knows every inch of New York

ela conhece cada palmo de Nova York

give someone an inch and they'll take a mile prov

dá-se a mão e já se quer o braço

II . inch <-es> [ɪntʃ] VB intr

to inch forward

avançar lentamente

incur <-rr-> [ɪnˈkɜːr, Brit -ˈkɜːʳ] VB trans

incur costs

incorrer em

incur debt

contrair

incur losses

sofrer

to incur the anger of sb

provocar a ira de alguém

Inc. [ɪŋk]

Inc. abbreviation of Incorporated:

Inc.

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inn [ɪn] N

inn

pousada f

ink [ɪŋk] N

ink

tinta f

into [ˈɪntə, before vowels: -tu] PREP

1. into:

into (to the inside of)

em

into (towards)

para (dentro de)

to walk into a place

entrar num lugar

to get into bed

cair na cama

into the future

para o futuro

2. into (against):

into

em

to drive into a tree

bater numa árvore

to bump into a friend

dar de cara com um amigo

3. into (to the state or condition of):

to grow into a woman

tornar-se uma mulher

to translate from English into Spanish

traduzir do inglês para o espanhol

4. into inf (interested in):

she's really into her new job

ela está mesmo adorando o novo emprego

5. into MATH:

two into ten equals five

dez dividido por dois é igual a cinco

pica N no pl

pica

desejo de comer comida pouco nutritiva (sobretudo durante a gravidez)

idea [aɪˈdiːə, Brit -ˈdɪə] N

idea

ideia f

to have an idea for sth/sb

ter uma ideia para a. c./alguém

to have no idea

não fazer a menor ideia

to get an idea of sth

ter ideia de a. c.

iota [aɪˈoʊt̬ə, Brit -ˈəʊtə] N no pl

iota

jota m

not one iota

nem um ínfimo

icy <-ier, -iest> [ˈaɪsi] ADJ

icy

gelado(-a)

icy (unfriendly)

frio(-a)

icy look

glacial

ice [aɪs] N no pl

ice

gelo m

to be skating on thin ice

pisar em terreno perigoso

to break the ice inf

quebrar o gelo

to put sth on ice

engavetar a. c.

I . itch [ɪtʃ] VB intr

itch

coçar

to itch to do sth fig inf

estar louco para fazer a. c.

II . itch [ɪtʃ] N

itch

coceira f

itch

comichão m

zinc [zɪŋk] N no pl

zinc

zinco m

incest [ˈɪnsest] N no pl

incest

incesto m

incite [ɪnˈsaɪt] VB trans

incite

provocar

income [ˈɪnkʌm, Brit ˈɪŋ-] N no pl

income

renda f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The iconography of Inca art, while clearly drawing from its many predecessors, is still recognizably Inca.

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The two visible buildings are believed to be of Inca origin, built approximately between 1450 and 1500.

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They were also used in battle by the Inca army.

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Doc played guitar and Inca plays saxophone, while both perform vocals.

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They began to look for a peaceful solution and, at last, sent messengers to the Inca, charged with offering to submit to his empire.

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It is said that he and his sisters built the first Inca homes in the valley with their own hands.

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By doing this, the Inca allowed mitma populations to reproduce their original social and production structure.

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By the time the Inca empire had reached its full size, every section of the empire contributed in setting up an army for war.

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Many Inca people lived in rectangular houses with trapezoidally-shaped niches in the interior walls.

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As with many other Inca sites, it also has a sophisticated irrigation system.

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