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drag: I. noun II. transitive verb III. intransitive verb
dad: noun
dab: transitive verb
dam: I. noun II. transitive verb
day: noun
gag: I. noun II. transitive verb III. intransitive verb
nag: transitive verb
fag: noun
lag: I. intransitive verb II. noun
rag: I. noun II. transitive verb
data: noun
daft: adjective and adverb
dame: noun
damn: I. interjection II. adjective and adverb III. transitive verb IV. adverb V. noun
damp: I. adjective and adverb II. noun III. transitive verb
dank: adjective and adverb
dare: transitive verb
dark: I. adjective and adverb II. noun
darn: transitive verb
dart: I. noun II. intransitive verb

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I . drag [dræg] N

1. drag no pl PHYS:

drag

draga f

2. drag fig inf:

to be a drag on sb

aporrinhar alguém

to be in drag

estar com roupa de mulher

what a drag!

que saco!

II . drag <-gg-> [dræg] VB trans

drag

arrastar

to drag one's heels fig

fazer hora

III . drag <-gg-> [dræg] VB intr

1. drag (trail along):

drag a. time, meeting, conversation

arrastar-se

2. drag (lag behind):

drag

ficar para trás

dad [ˈdæd] N inf

dad

papai m

dab <-bb-> [dæb] VB trans

dab

tocar [or bater] de leve

dab a paintbrush against the surface

bater o pincel de leve na superfície

I dabbed on some perfume

eu passei um pouco de perfume

she dabbed a bit of powder on her nose

ela passou um pouco de pó de arroz no nariz

I . dam [dæm] N

dam

represa f

II . dam <-mm-> [dæm] VB trans

dam

represar

day [deɪ] N

day

dia m

day (working period)

dia m útil

day after day, day by day

dia a dia

day in day out

dia após dia

all day (long)

o dia inteiro

any day now

qualquer dia desses

by day

de dia

from one day to the next

de um dia para o outro

from that day on(wards)

daquele dia em diante

in the (good) old days

nos velhos (bons) tempos

in this day and age

atualmente

the day after tomorrow

depois de amanhã

the day before yesterday

anteontem

to call it a day

parar de fazer a. c.

to have a day off

ter um dia de folga

to have seen better days

ter tido uma vida melhor

two days ago

dois dias atrás

I . gag [gæg] N

1. gag (for mouth):

gag

mordaça f

2. gag (joke):

gag

gag f

gag

piada f

II . gag <-gg-> [gæg] VB trans

gag

amordaçar

III . gag [gæg] VB intr

gag

engasgar

nag² <-gg-> VB trans

nag

importunar

to nag at sb

amolar alguém inf

fag [fæg] N inf

1. fag Am pej (homosexual):

fag

bicha mf

2. fag Brit inf (cigarette):

fag

cigarro m

I . lag¹ <-gg-> [læg] VB intr

seconds lagged so much

os segundos demoravam para passar

to lag behind (sb/sth)

ficar para trás (de alguém/a. c.)

II . lag¹ [læg] N

lag cultural

defasagem f

lag time

atraso m

I . rag [ræg] N

1. rag (old cloth):

rag

trapo m

2. rag pl (worn-out clothes):

rag

farrapos m pl

3. rag pej (newspaper):

rag

jornaleco m

II . rag <-gg-> [ræg] VB trans inf

rag

zombar de

data [ˈdeɪt̬ə, Brit ˈdeɪtə] N + sing/pl vb a. COMPUT

data

dados m pl

daft [dæft, Brit dɑːft] ADJ esp Brit inf

daft

idiota

to be daft about sth

ficar [or ser] bobo com a. c.

dame [deɪm] N

1. dame Am pej inf (woman):

dame

dama f

dame

senhora f

2. dame Brit (title):

dame

Dama f

I . damn [dæm] inf INTERJ

damn

droga!

II . damn [dæm] inf ADJ

damn

maldito(-a)

to be a damn fool

ser um grande idiota

III . damn [dæm] inf VB trans

1. damn (curse):

damn

praguejar

damn it!

droga! inf

2. damn REL:

damn

amaldiçoar

damn

condenar

damn every man to be the slave of fear

condenar todos os homens a serem escravos do medo

IV . damn [dæm] inf ADV

damn all Brit

danem-se inf

to be damn lucky

ter a maior sorte

V . damn [dæm] inf N no pl

I don't give a damn!

não estou nem aí!

I don't give a damn!

estou me lixando! inf

I . damp [dæmp] ADJ

damp

úmido(-a)

II . damp [dæmp] N no pl Brit, Aus

damp

umidade f

damp

neblina f

III . damp [dæmp] VB trans

1. damp (make wet):

damp

umedecer

2. damp (extinguish):

to damp a fire

extinguir o fogo

dank [dæŋk] ADJ

dank

frio e úmido(-a)

dare <-ring> [der, Brit deəʳ] VB trans

I . dark [dɑːrk, Brit dɑːk] ADJ

1. dark (without light, black):

dark

escuro(-a)

dark chocolate Am, Aus

chocolate m preto

to look on the dark side of things

ver o lado pior das coisas

2. dark:

dark complexion

moreno(-a)

dark hair

escuro(-a)

3. dark color:

dark blue

azul-escuro

4. dark fig:

dark

secreto(-a)

II . dark [dɑːrk, Brit dɑːk] N no pl

dark

escuro m

to be afraid of the dark

ter medo da escuridão

to do sth after dark

fazer a. c. depois que o dia escurece

to keep sb in the dark about sth

manter alguém desinformado de a. c.

darn [dɑːrn, Brit dɑːn] VB trans

to darn a sock/hole

remendar uma meia/um buraco

I . dart [dɑːrt, Brit dɑːt] N

1. dart (arrow):

dart

dardo m

to play darts

jogar dardos

2. dart (movement):

to make a dart for sth

disparar em direção a a. c.

II . dart [dɑːrt, Brit dɑːt] VB intr

to dart for sth

precipitar-se em direção a a. c.

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I . drag [dræg] N

1. drag no pl PHYS:

2. drag fig inf:

II . drag <-gg-> [dræg] VB trans

III . drag <-gg-> [dræg] VB intr

1. drag (trail along):

2. drag (lag behind):

dad [ˈdæd] N inf

dab <-bb-> [dæb] VB trans

I . dam [dæm] N

II . dam <-mm-> [dæm] VB trans

day [deɪ] N

I . gag [gæg] N

1. gag (for mouth):

2. gag (joke):

II . gag <-gg-> [gæg] VB trans

III . gag [gæg] VB intr

nag2 <-gg-> VB trans

fag [fæg] N inf

1. fag Am pej (homosexual):

2. fag Brit inf (cigarette):

I . lag1 <-gg-> [læg] VB intr

II . lag1 [læg] N

I . rag [ræg] N

1. rag (old cloth):

2. rag pl (worn-out clothes):

3. rag pej (newspaper):

II . rag <-gg-> [ræg] VB trans inf

data [ˈdeɪt̬ə, Brit ˈdeɪtə] N + sing/pl vb a. COMPUT

daft [dæft, Brit dɑːft] ADJ esp Brit inf

dame [deɪm] N

1. dame Am pej inf (woman):

2. dame Brit (title):

I . damn [dæm] inf INTERJ

II . damn [dæm] inf ADJ

III . damn [dæm] inf VB trans

1. damn (curse):

2. damn REL:

IV . damn [dæm] inf ADV

V . damn [dæm] inf N no pl

I . damp [dæmp] ADJ

II . damp [dæmp] N no pl Brit, Aus

III . damp [dæmp] VB trans

1. damp (make wet):

2. damp (extinguish):

dank [dæŋk] ADJ

dare <-ring> [der, Brit deəʳ] VB trans

1. dare (risk doing):

2. dare (challenge):

Phrases:

I . dark [dɑːrk, Brit dɑːk] ADJ

1. dark (without light, black):

2. dark:

3. dark color:

4. dark fig:

II . dark [dɑːrk, Brit dɑːk] N no pl

darn [dɑːrn, Brit dɑːn] VB trans

I . dart [dɑːrt, Brit dɑːt] N

1. dart (arrow):

2. dart (movement):

II . dart [dɑːrt, Brit dɑːt] VB intr

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nag² <-gg-> VB trans

I . lag¹ <-gg-> [læg] VB intr

II . lag¹ [læg] N