Translations for „Jeff“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

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jet [dʒet] N

1. jet (aircraft):

jet

(avião m a) jato m

2. jet (of gas, liquid):

jet

jato m

jet

esguicho m

jeer [dʒɪr, Brit dʒɪəʳ] VB intr

jeer

zombar

to jeer at sb

vaiar alguém

I . jerk [dʒɜːrk, Brit dʒɜːk] N

1. jerk (jolt):

jerk

solavanco m

the train set off with a jerk

o trem partiu com um solavanco

2. jerk (arrested pull or push):

she pulled the bush out of the ground with a jerk

ela arrancou o arbusto do chão com um puxão m

3. jerk pej inf (person):

jerk

simplório(-a) m (f)

II . jerk [dʒɜːrk, Brit dʒɜːk] VB intr

jerk

mover-se aos solavancos

III . jerk [dʒɜːrk, Brit dʒɜːk] VB trans

1. jerk (shake):

jerk

sacudir

2. jerk (pull):

jerk

dar safanão inf

I . off [ɑːf, Brit ɒf] PREP

1. off (away from):

keep off the grass

não pise na grama

2. off (down from):

to fall/jump off a ladder

cair/pular de uma escada

to get off the train

saltar do trem

3. off (from):

to eat off a plate

comer num prato

to take $10 off the price

fazer um desconto de $10 no preço

II . off [ɑːf, Brit ɒf] ADV

1. off (away):

it's time I was off

está na hora de eu ir embora

2. off esp Brit (bad) food:

to go off

estragar

3. off (free from work):

to get a day off

ter um dia de folga

to take time off

ter tempo livre

4. off (not on):

to switch/turn sth off

desligar a. c.

5. off (removed):

the lid is off

está destampado

III . off [ɑːf, Brit ɒf] ADJ

1. off esp Brit (bad):

off milk

talhado(-a)

2. off (free from work):

to be off at 5 o'clock

encerrar o expediente às 5 horas

3. off (not on):

off light

apagado(-a)

off tap

fechado(-a)

I . buff [bʌf] ADJ

buff

de cor amarelo-claro

II . buff [bʌf] N inf

buff

entusiasta mf

film buff

aficionado(-a) m (f) por cinema

III . buff [bʌf] VB trans

buff

polir

I . cuff [kʌf] N

1. cuff (on sleeve):

cuff

punho m

off the cuff fig

de improviso

2. cuff (slap):

cuff

tapinha m

II . cuff [kʌf] VB trans (slap playfully)

cuff

dar um tapinha

I . huff [hʌf] VB intr

to huff and puff

bufar

II . huff [hʌf] N inf

huff

zanga f

to be in a huff

estar zangado

I . puff [pʌf] VB intr (be out of breath)

puff

arfar

puff

soprar

II . puff [pʌf] VB trans

1. puff (smoke):

puff

soprar

puff cigarette smoke

dar baforadas

2. puff (praise):

puff

elogiar

3. puff (say while panting):

puff

ofegar

III . puff [pʌf] N (breath, wind)

puff

sopro m

to be out of puff Brit inf

estar sem fôlego

ref [ref] N

1. ref inf → referee:

ref

árbitro m

2. ref → reference:

ref

referência f

See also reference , referee

reference [ˈrefərənts] N

1. reference (consultation):

reference

consulta f

2. reference (source):

reference

referência f

3. reference (allusion):

reference

alusão f

with reference to what was said

com relação f ao que foi dito

4. reference (for job application):

reference

referências f pl

I . referee [ˌrefəˈriː] N

1. referee SPORTS:

referee

árbitro m

referee

juiz(juíza) m (f)

2. referee Brit (for employment):

referee

referência f

II . referee [ˌrefəˈriː] VB intr, trans

referee dispute

arbitrar

referee match

apitar

beef [biːf] N no pl

beef

carne f de vaca

roast beef

rosbife

reef [riːf] N

reef

recife m

I . deaf [def] ADJ

deaf

surdo(-a)

to be deaf to sth fig

ser insensível a a. c.

to go deaf

ficar surdo

II . deaf [def] N pl

the deaf

os surdos m pl

elf <elves> [elf] N

elf

duende m

I . leaf <leaves> [liːf] N

leaf

folha f

to take a leaf from sb's book

arrancar uma folha do livro de alguém

II . leaf [liːf] VB intr

to leaf through sth

folhear a. c.

self <selves> [self] N

self

si mesmo(-a) m (f)

self

a própria pessoa

the self PSYCH

o eu m

to be one's old self

ser o mesmo de sempre

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English

Pressure to stop selling cancer sticks should be directed directly through jeff.

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