Translations for „boomer“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

booster [buːstər, Brit -stəʳ] N MED

booster

vacina f de reforço

booze [buːz] N no pl inf

booze

bebida f alcoólica

to go out boozing

encher a cara

bomber [ˈbɑːmər, Brit ˈbɒməʳ] N

1. bomber (airplane):

bomber

bombardeiro m

2. bomber (person):

bomber

pessoa que planta bombas

former [ˈfɔːrmər, Brit ˈfɔːməʳ] ADJ

former

antigo

former

anterior

former president, husband, wife

ex-

in a former life

numa vida passada

the former

o anterior

I . boom [buːm] ECON VB intr

boom

retumbar

boom

prosperar

II . boom [buːm] ECON N

1. boom (sound):

boom

estrondo m

2. boom:

boom ECON, FIN

rápido crescimento m

boom ECON, FIN

alta f repentina

III . boom [buːm] ECON INTERJ

boom

bum!

boxer [ˈbɑːksər, Brit ˈbɒksəʳ] N

1. boxer SPORTS:

boxer

pugilista mf

boxer

boxeador(a) m (f)

2. boxer (dog):

boxer

bóxer mf

boiler [ˈbɔɪlər, Brit -əʳ] N

boiler

caldeira f

boiler

aquecedor m

I . border [ˈbɔːrdər, Brit ˈbɔːdəʳ] N

border (between countries)

fronteira f

border (edge, boundary)

limite m

border (on picture, cloth)

moldura f

border (in garden)

canteiro m

II . border [ˈbɔːrdər, Brit ˈbɔːdəʳ] VB trans

border

margear

I . bother [ˈbɑːðər, Brit ˈbɒðəʳ] N

bother

problema m

bother

chateação f

it is no bother

não custa nada

it is not worth the bother

não vale a pena

II . bother [ˈbɑːðər, Brit ˈbɒðəʳ] VB trans

1. bother:

bother (annoy)

aborrecer

bother (disturb)

incomodar

bother (pester)

chatear

2. bother (worry):

bother

preocupar

(not) to bother to do sth

(não) se dar ao trabalho de fazer a. c.

what bothers me is ...

o que me preocupa é ...

I can't be bothered cleaning up the mess

não estou com a menor vontade de arrumar esta bagunça

I'm not bothered Brit

para mim tanto faz

III . bother [ˈbɑːðər, Brit ˈbɒðəʳ] INTERJ esp Brit

bother!

droga!

bowler [ˈboʊlər, Brit ˈbəʊləʳ] N

1. bowler (in bowling):

bowler

jogador(a) de boliche m (f)

2. bowler (hat):

bowler

chapéu-coco m

3. bowler Brit (in cricket):

bowler

lançador(a) m (f)

booklet [ˈbʊklɪt] N

booklet

folheto m

bootleg <-gg-> [ˈbuːtleg] ADJ

bootleg alcohol

de contrabando

bootleg software

pirata

I . boost [buːst] N no pl

boost

incentivo m

boost

impulso m

a boost in sth

um impulso em a. c.

II . boost [buːst] VB trans

boost profits, the economy

impulsionar

boost morale

levantar

booth [buːð] N

booth (cubicle)

cabine f

booth (at fair, market)

barraca f

telephone booth

cabine f de telefone

telephone booth polling booth

cabine f eleitoral

booty [ˈbuːt̬i, Brit -ti] N no pl

booty

despojo m

bookie [ˈbʊki] N inf

bookie

corretor(a) m (f) de apostas

timer [ˈtaɪmər, Brit -əʳ] N

timer

timer m

Bimmer [ˈbɪmər, Brit -ə] N Am sl AUTO

Bimmer

BMW m

farmer [ˈfɑːrmər, Brit ˈfɑːməʳ] N

farmer

fazendeiro(-a) m (f)

farmer

agricultor(a) m (f)

simmer [ˈsɪmər, Brit -əʳ] VB intr

simmer

cozinhar em fogo brando

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English

Adult male wallabies are referred to as bucks, boomers, or jacks.

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Boomers are often associated with counterculture, the civil rights movement and the feminist cause of the 1970s.

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His research focuses on the impact of demographics on economics, especially as pertaining to the aging of the baby boomers.

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Despite the secrecy, the membership continued to grow thanks to boomers, men who traveled from place to place looking for work on the railroads.

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The genre has increased in popularity as the baby boomers have aged and female readers have sought characters to identify with.

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The series follows a group of baby boomers in their late thirties as they go about their daily lives.

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Boomer confides that she is afraid she will hurt someone.

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In 1989, he wrote a paper predicting that the aging of the baby boomers would undermine the housing market in the 1990s and 2000s (decade).

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