Translations for „damon“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

demon [ˈdiːmən] N

demon

demônio m

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

diamond [ˈdaɪəmənd] N

1. diamond (precious stone):

diamond

diamante m

a rough diamond fig

pessoa mf sem refinamento mas de bom caráter

2. diamond (rhombus):

diamond

losango m

dampen [ˈdæmpən] VB trans

1. dampen (moisten):

dampen

umedecer

2. dampen (deaden):

to dampen sb's enthusiasm

refrear o entusiasmo de alguém

to dampen sb's enthusiasm

jogar água fria (no entusiasmo de alguém) inf

to dampen sth down

abafar a. c.

salmon [ˈsæmən] N

salmon

salmão m

lemon [ˈlemən] N

lemon

limão-galego m

I . dam [dæm] N

dam

represa f

II . dam <-mm-> [dæm] VB trans

dam

represar

dame [deɪm] N

1. dame Am pej inf (woman):

dame

dama f

dame

senhora f

2. dame Brit (title):

dame

Dama f

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

damnation [dæmˈneɪʃn] N no pl a. REL

damnation

condenação f

damnation eternal

danação f

I . damage [ˈdæmɪdʒ] VB trans

damage building, object

danificar

damage health, reputation

prejudicar

II . damage [ˈdæmɪdʒ] N no pl

1. damage (harm):

damage to environment

prejuízo m

damage to objects

estrago m

damage to pride, reputation

dano m

2. damage pl LAW:

damage

perdas f e danos

damned ADJ inf

damned

danado(-a)

common [ˈkɑːmən, Brit ˈkɒm-] ADJ

1. common:

common

comum

common

habitual

a common disease

uma doença comum

to be common knowledge

ser de domínio público

2. common (shared):

common

comum

common property

propriedade f conjunta

by common assent

de comum acordo

for the common good

para benefício geral

what do they have in common?

o que eles têm em comum?

3. common (vulgar):

common

vulgar

sermon [ˈsɜːrmən, Brit ˈsɜːm-] N a. fig

sermon

sermão m

summon [ˈsʌmən] VB trans

summon

convocar

summon

chamar

summon LAW

citar judicialmente

dampness N no pl

dampness

umidade f

cinnamon [ˈsɪnəmən] N no pl

cinnamon

canela f

cinnamon stick

casca de canela