Translations for „Piepen“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

I . piece [piːs] N

1. piece (bit):

piece of wood, metal, food

pedaço m

piece of text

parte f

a piece of advice

um conselho

a piece of clothing

uma (peça de) roupa

a piece of news

uma notícia

a piece of paper (scrap)

um pedaço de papel

a piece of paper (sheet)

uma folha de papel

a 50 cent piece

uma moeda de 50 centavos

in one piece

intacto

in pieces

quebrado

to break sth to piece

partir a. c. em pedaços

piece by piece

peça por peça

to come to pieces (shatter)

espatifar-se

to come to pieces (made to be disassembled)

ser desmontável

to take sth to pieces Brit

desmontar a. c.

to go all to pieces (trauma)

entrar em parafuso

to go all to pieces (collapse, break)

perder o controle

to be a piece of cake fig inf

ser moleza

to give sb a piece of one's mind inf

dizer poucas e boas a alguém

2. piece:

piece GAMES, art, MUS

peça f

II . piece [piːs] VB trans

to piece sth together (rebuild)

recompor

to piece sth together (figure out) story, facts

reconstituir

deepen [ˈdiːpən] VB intr, trans

1. deepen (make deeper):

deepen

aprofundar

2. deepen (increase):

deepen

aumentar

ripen [ˈraɪpən] VB trans, intr

ripen

amadurecer

I . pipe [paɪp] N

1. pipe:

pipe (tube for gas, water)

cano m

pipe (smaller)

tubo m

2. pipe (for smoking):

pipe

cachimbo m

3. pipe MUS:

pipe

flauta f

pipe

gaita f de foles

pipe organ

fole m

II . pipe [paɪp] VB intr inf

to pipe down

calar a boca

to pipe up

falar mais alto

piper [ˈpaɪpər, Brit -əʳ] N

piper

tocador(a) m (f) de gaita

he who pays the piper calls the tune prov

quem paga as despesas decide o que fazer

playpen N

playpen

cercado m para crianças brincarem

pigment [ˈpɪgmənt] N

pigment

pigmento m

piety [ˈpaɪət̬i, Brit -ti] N no pl

piety

piedade f

pierce [pɪrs, Brit pɪəs] VB trans

pierce

furar

pierce

perfurar

to pierce sth with sth

perfurar a. c. com a. c.

to pierce a hole in sth

furar um buraco em a. c.

dampen [ˈdæmpən] VB trans

1. dampen (moisten):

dampen

umedecer

2. dampen (deaden):

to dampen sb's enthusiasm

refrear o entusiasmo de alguém

to dampen sb's enthusiasm

jogar água fria (no entusiasmo de alguém) inf

to dampen sth down

abafar a. c.

happen [ˈhæpən] VB intr

1. happen (occur):

happen

acontecer

whatever happens

o que quer que aconteça

2. happen (chance):

as it happens ...

por acaso ...

he happens to be my best friend

acontece que ele é o meu melhor amigo

I happened to be at home

por acaso eu estava em casa

reopen [riːˈoʊpən, Brit -ˈəʊ-] VB trans

reopen

reabrir

depend [dɪˈpend] VB intr

to depend on sb (trust)

depender de alguém

to depend on sth (be determined by)

depender de a. c.

depending on the weather...

dependendo do tempo...

depending on the weather...

se o tempo permitir...

repent [rɪˈpent] VB intr form

repent

arrepender-se

to repent of sth

arrepender-se de a. c.

pie [paɪ] N

pie (fruit, vegetable)

torta f

pie (meat)

empadão m

piercing ADJ

piercing wind

cortante

piercing scream

lancinante

piercing gaze

penetrante

piercing wit

provocante

pier [pɪr, Brit pɪəʳ] N

pier

píer m

pen¹ [pen] N

1. pen (fountain pen):

pen

caneta f

2. pen (ballpoint):

pen

esferográfica f

to put pen to paper

escrever

I . open [ˈoʊpən, Brit ˈəʊ-] ADJ

1. open (not closed):

open

aberto(-a)

wide open

escancarado

2. open (undecided):

open

discutível

to keep one's options open

adiar as decisões

3. open (not secret, public):

open

público(-a)

an open secret

um segredo de polichinelo

Phrases:

to have an open mind

ter uma mente aberta

II . open [ˈoʊpən, Brit ˈəʊ-] N

1. open no pl (outdoors, outside):

(out) in the open

ao ar livre

2. open (not secret):

to get sth (out) in the open

abrir o jogo com alguém

III . open [ˈoʊpən, Brit ˈəʊ-] VB intr

1. open door, window, box:

open

abrir-se

2. open shop:

open

inaugurar

IV . open [ˈoʊpən, Brit ˈəʊ-] VB trans

1. open door, box, shop:

open

abrir

to open sb's eyes fig

abrir os olhos de alguém

to open the door to sth fig

abrir as portas para alguém

2. open (begin):

open

iniciar

to open one's heart to sb

abrir o coração com alguém

to open one's mind to sth

considerar a. c.

I . pin [pɪn] N

1. pin (needle):

pin

alfinete m

to have pins and needles

ter formigamento

2. pin Am (brooch):

pin

broche m

II . pin [pɪn] VB trans

1. pin (define):

to pin sb down

forçar alguém a assumir uma decisão

2. pin (locate):

to pin sth down

situar a. c.