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guard: I. noun II. transitive verb
upward: I. adjective and adverb II. adverb
buzzard: noun
custard: noun
diehard: noun
discard: transitive verb
mustard: noun
outward: I. adjective and adverb II. adverb

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I . guard [gɑːrd, Brit gɑːd] N

1. guard (person):

guarda mf

to be on guard

estar de guarda

to be on one's guard (against sth)

estar alerta (contra a. c.)

to be under guard

estar sob escolta

to drop one's guard

baixar a guarda

to keep guard over sth

fazer a guarda de a. c.

2. guard (device):

3. guard Brit RAIL:

guarda-freios m

II . guard [gɑːrd, Brit gɑːd] VB trans

1. guard (protect):

to guard sb/sth from sb/sth

proteger alguém/a. c. de alguém/a. c.

2. guard (prevent from escaping):

3. guard (keep secret):

I . upward [ˈʌpwərd, Brit -wəd] ADJ

upward mobility

mobilidade f ascendente

II . upward [ˈʌpwərd, Brit -wəd] ADV

buzzard [ˈbʌzərd, Brit -əd] N

1. buzzard Am (turkey vulture):

urubu m

2. buzzard Brit (hawk):

gavião m

custard [ˈkʌstərd, Brit -təd] N no pl FOOD

creme m (de baunilha)

diehard [ˈdaɪhɑːrd, Brit -hɑːd] N

reacionário(-a) m (f)

discard [dɪˈskɑːrd, Brit -skɑːd] VB trans

mustard [ˈmʌstərd, Brit -təd] N no pl

I . outward [ˈaʊtwərd, Brit -wəd] ADJ

externo(-a)

II . outward [ˈaʊtwərd, Brit -wəd] ADV

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The former are just bad people/poor journalists, the latter are just dullards. www.abc.net.au

If they didn't have the anonymity of the web, they would sink back into oblivion with their pathetic, petty, hateful attitudes and dullard grade spelling. www.smh.com.au

Time is frightening to me--hours lost at bad dinner parties, seconds stolen in conversation with dullards. www.huffingtonpost.com

Unlike sour, spicy, bitter and umami, workaday sweetness is the dullard of the flavour family. www.theglobeandmail.com

Inclusion in the list below does not imply that the figure "was" a dullard. en.wikipedia.org

It is no longer a case of letting a thousand flowers bloom, but letting a thousand dullards boom. www.telegraph.co.uk

Sport is often labelled as a passion of the dullard. www.theroar.com.au

You're constantly surrounded by dimwits, dullards and - worse - those who think they're clever. www.ign.com

He s fond of showing off his breadth of obscure music knowledge, but is otherwise a bit of a dullard. en.wikipedia.org

Or are the players dullards, and impossible to teach? www.theroar.com.au

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