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content: noun
comment: I. noun II. intransitive verb
consent: I. noun II. intransitive verb
convent: noun
agent: noun
urgent: adjective and adverb
rodent: noun
cement: noun
client: noun
pungent: adjective and adverb
tangent: noun
cognac: noun
intent: I. noun II. adjective and adverb
event: noun
scent: I. noun II. transitive verb
spent: I. verb II. adjective and adverb
decent: adjective and adverb
patent: I. noun II. adjective and adverb III. transitive verb
absent: adjective and adverb
accent: noun

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content¹ [ˈkɑːntent, Brit ˈkɒn-] N

content

conteúdo m

contents [ˈkɑːntents, Brit ˈkɒn-] N pl

contents

conteúdo m

contents (index)

índice m

table of contents

índice

I . comment [ˈkɑːment, Brit ˈkɒm-] N

comment

comentário m

a comment about sth

um comentário sobre a. c.

no comment

sem comentários

II . comment [ˈkɑːment, Brit ˈkɒm-] VB intr

comment

comentar

to comment on sth

comentar a. c.

to comment that ...

comentar que ...

I . consent [kənˈsent] N

consent

consentimento m

by common consent

de comum acordo

II . consent [kənˈsent] VB intr (agree)

to consent to do sth

consentir em fazer a. c.

convent [ˈkɑːnvənt, Brit ˈkɒn-] N

convent

convento m

agent [ˈeɪdʒənt] N

1. agent:

agent

agente mf

2. agent (of artist):

agent

empresário(-a) m (f)

urgent [ˈɜːrdʒənt, Brit ˈɜːdʒ-] ADJ

urgent

urgente

to be in urgent need of sth

estar precisando de a. c. com urgência

rodent [ˈroʊdnt, Brit ˈrəʊ-] N

rodent

roedor m

cement [sɪˈment] N no pl

cement

cimento m

client [ˈklaɪənt] N

client

cliente mf

pungent [ˈpʌndʒənt] ADJ

pungent

pungente

pungent smell

penetrante

pungent criticism

mordaz

tangent [ˈtændʒənt] N

tangent

tangente f

to go off at a tangent

sair pela tangente

cognac [ˈkoʊnjæk, Brit ˈkɒn-] N

cognac

conhaque m

I . intent [ɪnˈtent] N

intent

intenção f

intent

plano m

a declaration of intent

uma declaração de intenções

to all intents and purposes

para todos os efeitos

II . intent [ɪnˈtent] ADJ

intent

determinado(-a) m (f)

to be intent on doing sth

estar determinado a fazer a. c.

event [ɪˈvent] N

1. event (happening):

event

acontecimento m

sports event

evento m esportivo

2. event (case):

event

caso m

in any event, at all events Brit

de qualquer maneira

I . scent [sent] N

1. scent (aroma):

scent

odor m

2. scent (in hunting):

scent

faro m

to throw sb off the scent

despistar alguém

3. scent no pl (perfume):

scent

perfume m

II . scent [sent] VB trans

I . spent [spent] VB

spent pt, pp of:

II . spent [spent] ADJ (used)

spent

gasto(-a)

spend <spent, spent> [spend] VB trans

1. spend money:

spend

gastar

2. spend time:

spend

passar

to spend time (doing sth)

passar o tempo (fazendo a. c.)

decent [ˈdiːsənt] ADJ

1. decent (socially acceptable):

decent

decente

2. decent inf (kind):

decent

gentil

I . patent [ˈpætənt, Brit ˈpeɪt-] N LAW

patent

patente f

to take out a patent on sth

registrar a patente de a. c.

II . patent [ˈpætənt, Brit ˈpeɪt-] ADJ form (unconcealed)

patent

evidente

III . patent [ˈpætənt, Brit ˈpeɪt-] VB trans LAW

patent

patentear

absent [ˈæbsənt] ADJ

1. absent (missing):

absent

ausente

to be absent from work/school

faltar no trabalho/na escola

2. absent (distracted):

absent

distraído(-a)

accent [ˈæksent, Brit -sənt] N

accent

pronúncia f

accent

sotaque m

a foreign accent

um sotaque estrangeiro

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It's just not clear this book is crisp or cogent enough to help advance it. en.wikipedia.org

Such a comparison would be no more cogent than the foregoing example of the lizard and the table. en.wikipedia.org

It is impossible for one man to produce this much cogent thought in a week. en.wikipedia.org

He wrote more cogent, tightly integrated chorale preludes than most. en.wikipedia.org

His prepared speeches were clear and cogent, but it was in debate that he showed himself at his most picturesque. en.wikipedia.org

Today, we offer insightful news analysis, cogent and diverse opinion pieces, and lively reviews and analysis of current arts, entertainment, and cultural trends. en.wikipedia.org

Occasionally a cogent communication from him would appear in the press. en.wikipedia.org

Eight months later, 2 years after his arrest, he was ruled cogent enough to plea. en.wikipedia.org

We value great storytelling and cogent analysis as much as anyone else on the block. en.wikipedia.org

The above arguments are still cogent in the modern, computer-heavy military simulation environment. en.wikipedia.org

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Translations for „cogent“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary (Go to Portuguese » English)

content1 [ˈkɑːntent, Brit ˈkɒn-] N

See also contents

contents [ˈkɑːntents, Brit ˈkɒn-] N pl

I . comment [ˈkɑːment, Brit ˈkɒm-] N

II . comment [ˈkɑːment, Brit ˈkɒm-] VB intr

I . consent [kənˈsent] N

II . consent [kənˈsent] VB intr (agree)

convent [ˈkɑːnvənt, Brit ˈkɒn-] N

agent [ˈeɪdʒənt] N

1. agent:

2. agent (of artist):

urgent [ˈɜːrdʒənt, Brit ˈɜːdʒ-] ADJ

rodent [ˈroʊdnt, Brit ˈrəʊ-] N

cement [sɪˈment] N no pl

client [ˈklaɪənt] N

pungent [ˈpʌndʒənt] ADJ

tangent [ˈtændʒənt] N

cognac [ˈkoʊnjæk, Brit ˈkɒn-] N

I . intent [ɪnˈtent] N

II . intent [ɪnˈtent] ADJ

event [ɪˈvent] N

1. event (happening):

2. event (case):

I . scent [sent] N

1. scent (aroma):

2. scent (in hunting):

3. scent no pl (perfume):

II . scent [sent] VB trans

1. scent (smell):

2. scent (sense, detect):

3. scent (apply perfume):

I . spent [spent] VB

spent pt, pp of:

II . spent [spent] ADJ (used)

See also spend

spend <spent, spent> [spend] VB trans

1. spend money:

2. spend time:

decent [ˈdiːsənt] ADJ

1. decent (socially acceptable):

2. decent inf (kind):

I . patent [ˈpætənt, Brit ˈpeɪt-] N LAW

II . patent [ˈpætənt, Brit ˈpeɪt-] ADJ form (unconcealed)

III . patent [ˈpætənt, Brit ˈpeɪt-] VB trans LAW

absent [ˈæbsənt] ADJ

1. absent (missing):

2. absent (distracted):

accent [ˈæksent, Brit -sənt] N

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content¹ [ˈkɑːntent, Brit ˈkɒn-] N