Translations for „SNB“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

snob [snɑːb, Brit snɒb] N

snob

esnobe mf

I . snub <-bb-> [snʌb] VB trans

to snub sb

esnobar alguém

II . snub [snʌb] N

snub

esnobação f

I . sob [sɑːb, Brit sɒb] N

sob

soluço m

II . sob <-bb-> [sɑːb, Brit sɒb] VB intr

sob

soluçar

III . sob <-bb-> [sɑːb, Brit sɒb] VB trans

sob

soluçar

sub [sʌb] N

1. sub inf → submarine:

sub

submarino m

2. sub Brit, Aus inf → subscription:

sub

assinatura f

See also subscription , submarine

subscription [səbˈskrɪpʃn] N

subscription

assinatura f

to take out a subscription to sth

fazer uma assinatura de a. c.

submarine [ˈsʌbməˌriːn] N

submarine

submarino m

snag [snæg] N

snag

dificuldade f

there's a snag

há um empecilho m

I . snap <-pp-> [snæp] N

1. snap (sound):

snap

estalo m

2. snap (photograph):

snap

foto f

3. snap METEO:

a cold snap

uma onda f de frio

II . snap <-pp-> [snæp] ADJ

snap

repentino(-a)

snap decision

decisão repentina

III . snap <-pp-> [snæp] VB intr

1. snap (break):

snap

arrebentar

2. snap (move):

to snap shut

fechar(-se) subitamente

3. snap (with fingers):

snap

estalar

4. snap (bite):

to snap at sb

tentar morder alguém

to snap at sb a. fig

agarrar

5. snap (speak sharply):

snap

falar bruscamente

to snap at sb

responder a alguém bruscamente

IV . snap <-pp-> [snæp] VB trans

1. snap (break):

snap

quebrar (com estalo)

2. snap (make snapping sound):

snap

estalar

to snap one's fingers

estalar os dedos

3. snap PHOTO:

snap

bater uma foto

I . snip [snɪp] VB trans

snip

cortar (com tesoura)

II . snip [snɪp] N

1. snip (piece of cloth):

snip

retalho m

2. snip Brit inf (cheap item):

snip

pechincha f

snog <-gg-> [snɑːg, Brit snɒg] VB intr, trans Brit inf

snog

ficar aos beijos e abraços

I . snow [snoʊ, Brit snəʊ] no pl N

snow

neve f

II . snow [snoʊ, Brit snəʊ] no pl VB intr

snow

nevar

to be snowed in

ficar preso pela neve

snug [snʌg] ADJ

1. snug (cozy):

snug

aconchegante

2. snug (tight):

snug dress

com bom caimento

scab [skæb] N

1. scab (over wound):

scab

casca f (de ferida)

2. scab inf (strike-breaker):

scab

fura-greve mf

slab [slæb] N

1. slab (flat piece):

slab of stone

laje f

slab of wood

tampo m

2. slab (slice):

slab of cake, of cheese

pedaço m

slob [slɑːb, Brit slɒb] N inf

slob

relaxado m

I . stab <-bb-> [stæb] VB trans

stab

apunhalar

to stab sb to death

matar alguém a punhaladas

II . stab [stæb] N

1. stab (blow):

stab

punhalada f

2. stab (sudden pain):

stab

pontada f

3. stab (attempt):

to have a stab at (doing) sth

tentar (fazer) a. c.

I . stub [stʌb] N

stub of check

canhoto m

stub of cigarette

ponta f

II . stub <-bb-> [stʌb] VB trans

to stub one's toe against sth

topar em a. c.

I . swab [swɑːb, Brit swɒb] N MED

swab

cotonete m inv

II . swab <-bb-> [swɑːb, Brit swɒb] VB trans

1. swab MED:

swab

usar um cotonete (para coleta de material)

2. swab (wash):

swab

esfregar