Translations for „deary“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

dearly ADV

1. dearly (very):

dearly

muito

2. dearly fig:

he paid dearly for his success

ele pagou caro pelo sucesso

dreary <-ier, -iest> [ˈdrɪri, Brit ˈdrɪəri] ADJ

dreary day

deprimente

dreary weather

sombrio(-a)

I . weary <-ier, -iest> [ˈwɪri, Brit ˈwɪəri] ADJ

weary (very tired)

extenuado(-a)

weary (unenthusiastic)

desanimado(-a)

to be weary of sth

estar farto(-a) de a. c.

II . weary [ˈwɪri, Brit ˈwɪəri] VB intr

weary (become tired)

cansar(-se)

weary (become bored)

entediar-se

diary [ˈdaɪəri] N

diary (journal)

diário m

diary (planner)

agenda f

decry [dɪˈkraɪ] VB trans form

decry

execrar

I . dear [dɪr, Brit dɪəʳ] ADJ

1. dear:

dear (much loved)

querido(-a)

dear (in letters)

caro(-a) form

dear (in letters)

prezado(-a)

2. dear (expensive):

dear

caro(-a)

II . dear [dɪr, Brit dɪəʳ] INTERJ inf

oh dear!

ah, meu Deus!

dietary [ˈdaɪəteri, Brit -təri] ADJ

dietary food, habit:

dietary

dietético(-a)

dearth [dɜːrθ, Brit dɜːθ] N no pl

dearth

escassez f

deadly <-ier, -iest> [ˈdedli] ADJ

1. deadly:

deadly

mortal

2. deadly inf:

deadly boring

chato de doer inf

dealt [delt] VB

dealt pt, pp of:

See also deal , deal

I . deal² N

1. deal (agreement):

deal

acordo m

deal COMM

negócio m

it's no big deal! fig inf

não é nada demais!

to make a deal (with sb)

fazer um trato com alguém

2. deal (of cards):

deal

rodada f

deal

mão f

II . deal² <dealt, dealt> VB intr

to deal in sth

negociar a. c.

III . deal² <dealt, dealt> VB trans

deal cards:

deal

dar as cartas

to deal sb a blow

dar um golpe em alguém

deal¹ [diːl] N no pl (large amount)

deal

quantidade f

a great deal of effort

bastante esforço

a great deal (of sth)

uma grande quantidade (de a. c.)

death [deθ] N

death

morte f

to be at death's door

estar à beira da morte

to be bored to death with sth

estar morrendo de tédio com a. c.

to put sb to death

executar alguém

ovary <-ies> [ˈoʊvəri, Brit ˈəʊ-] N

ovary

ovário m

scary <-ier, -iest> [ˈskeri, Brit ˈskeəri] ADJ

scary

assustador(a)

scary film

filme arrepiante

plenary [ˈpliːnəri] ADJ

plenary

plenário(-a)

deaden [ˈdedən] VB trans

deaden noise

abafar

deaden pain

aliviar

deacon [ˈdiːkən] N

deacon

diácono m

deafen [ˈdefən] VB trans

deafen

ensurdecer

dealer [ˈdiːlər, Brit -əʳ] N

1. dealer COMM:

dealer

negociante mf

drug dealer

traficante mf

2. dealer GAMES (in cards):

dealer

carteador(a) m (f)

rotary [ˈroʊt̬əri, Brit ˈrəʊt-] ADJ

rotary

rotativo(-a)

rotary

giratório(-a)

binary [ˈbaɪnəri] ADJ

binary

binário(-a)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Deary has authored over 800 articles in academic journals.

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Deary himself has played some parts.

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Deary me this is turning into a boring, dreary affair.

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Deary looked for major turning points in history and tried to find ways to dramatise those events.

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Oh deary, thousands upon thousands of people die yearly from the regular flu.

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Get your priorities in order there, deary or are those priorities you believe in?

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Deary me the outer whinging again and again.

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Deary later said he had had a negative experience with the show.

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Deary was happy to return to writing plays.

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Deary was a founder of the field of cognitive epidemiology, which studies the relationship of intelligence to health outcomes.

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