Translations for „assort“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

assert [əˈsɜːrt, Brit -ˈsɜːt] VB trans

assert

afirmar

to assert oneself

impor-se

I . resort [rɪˈzɔːrt, Brit -ˈzɔːt] N

1. resort no pl (use):

resort

recurso m

as a last resort

como último recurso

2. resort (for vacation):

resort

balneário m

ski resort

estação f de esqui

II . resort [rɪˈzɔːrt, Brit -ˈzɔːt] VB intr

to resort to sth

recorrer a a. c.

asset [ˈæset] N

1. asset (benefit):

asset

vantagem f

asset

trunfo m

to be an asset to sb/sth

ser de grande valor para alguém/a. c.

Phrases:

assets pl FIN

ativo m

assets pl FIN

bens m pl

I . assent [əˈsent] N no pl form

assent

consentimento m

II . assent [əˈsent] VB intr

to assent to sth

consentir com a. c.

assist [əˈsɪst] VB trans, intr

assist

ajudar

assist

auxiliar

to assist (sb) in doing sth

prestar auxílio (a alguém) para fazer a. c.

to assist (sb) with sth

auxiliar (alguém) com a. c.

assure [əˈʃʊr, Brit -ˈʃʊəʳ] VB trans

1. assure (guarantee):

assure

garantir

2. assure (promise):

to assure sb of sth

assegurar alguém de a. c.

abort [əˈbɔːrt, Brit əˈbɔːt] VB trans, intr

abort

cancelar

I . short [ʃɔːrt, Brit ʃɔːt] ADJ

1. short (not long):

short

curto(-a)

2. short (not tall):

short

baixo(-a)

3. short (brief):

short

breve

to be short for sth

ser a forma abreviada de a. c.

4. short (not enough):

short

insuficiente

to be [or run] short on sth

estar com falta de a. c.

5. short (brusque):

short

rude

to be short with sb

ser rude com alguém

to have a short temper

ter pavio curto inf

II . short [ʃɔːrt, Brit ʃɔːt] N CINE

short

curta-metragem m

III . short [ʃɔːrt, Brit ʃɔːt] ADV

in short

em resumo

to cut short

interromper bruscamente

to fall short of sth

não corresponder [or não estar à altura de] a a. c.

I . snort [snɔːrt, Brit snɔːt] VB intr

snort

bufar

II . snort [snɔːrt, Brit snɔːt] VB trans inf

snort cocaine:

snort

cheirar

III . snort [snɔːrt, Brit snɔːt] N

snort

bufo m

sport [spɔːrt, Brit spɔːt] N

1. sport (activity):

sport

esporte m

2. sport inf (person):

to be a (good) sport

ser um bom sujeito

I . escort [esˈkɔːrt, Brit -ɪˈskɔːt] VB trans

escort

acompanhar

escort politician

escoltar

II . escort [ˈeskɔːrt, Brit -kɔːt] N

1. escort (companion):

escort

acompanhante mf

2. escort no pl (guard):

escort

escolta f

I . assault [əˈsɔːlt] N

assault

agressão f

assault

ataque m

assault (sexual)

estupro m

verbal assault

agressão verbal

II . assault [əˈsɔːlt] VB trans

assault

atacar

assault

agredir

assault (sexually)

estuprar

assured ADJ

assured

seguro(-a)

airport N

airport

aeroporto m

distort [dɪˈstɔːrt, Brit -ˈstɔːt] VB trans

distort face

deformar

distort facts, the truth

distorcer

rapport [ræˈpɔːr, Brit -ˈpɔːʳ] N no pl

rapport

afinidade f

assess [əˈses] VB trans

assess

avaliar

assail [əˈseɪl] VB trans

assail

atacar

assail

agredir

assign [əˈsaɪn] VB trans

assign

designar

to be assigned to sb

ser designado a alguém

to assign sb to a position

designar alguém para um cargo

assume [əˈsuːm, Brit -ˈsjuːm] VB trans

1. assume (regard as true):

assume

pressupor

2. assume power:

assume

assumir

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English

I appreciate the fact that he finally took the effort to assort all his work and offer it to us in the form of a book.

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When two genes are close together on the same chromosome, they do not assort independently and are said to be linked.

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Some genes do not assort independently, demonstrating genetic linkage, a topic discussed later in this article.

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Roughly half of the world's population remains non-cosmopolitan and even populations within cities often assort along ethnic and linguistic categories.

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Whereas genes located on different chromosomes assort independently and have a recombination frequency of 50%, linked genes have a recombination frequency that is less than 50%.

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