Translations for „früh“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

fruit [fruːt] N no pl

fruit

fruta f

fro [froʊ, Brit frəʊ] ADV

to and fro

para lá e para cá

fry¹ <-ie-> [fraɪ] VB trans

fry

fritar

fray¹ [freɪ] VB intr

fray

desfiar(-se)

tempers were beginning to fray

começar a perder a paciência

fret <-tt-> [fret] VB intr

fret

aborrecer-se

to fret over sth

aborrecer-se com a. c.

to fret and fume

exaltar-se

from [frɑːm, Brit frɒm] PREP

1. from (as starting point):

from

de

where is he from?

de onde ele é?

to fly from New York to Tokyo

viajar de avião de Nova York para Tóquio

shirts from $5

camisas a partir de $5

from inside

de dentro

to drink from a cup/the bottle

beber numa xícara/na garrafa

2. from (temporal):

from day to day

dia após dia

from time to time

de vez em quando

from now on

de agora em diante

3. from (at distance to):

100 meters from the river

a 100 metros do rio

4. from (one to another):

to go from door to door

ir de porta em porta

5. from (originating in):

from my point of view

do meu ponto de vista

6. from (in reference to):

from what I heard

pelo que ouvi falar

translated from the English

traduzido do inglês

7. from (caused by):

from experience

por experiência

weak from hunger

debilitado pela fome

I . free <-r, -st> [friː] ADJ

1. free (not constrained):

free person, country, elections

livre

free and easy

descontraído

to break free (of sth)

livrar-se de a. c.

to be free to do sth

estar livre para fazer a. c.

2. free (not affected by):

to be free of sth

não ter a. c.

free of preservatives

sem conservantes

3. free (not attached):

to get sth free

soltar a. c.

4. free (not occupied):

free

vago(-a)

to leave sth free

deixar a. c. desocupada

5. free (costing nothing):

free

gratuito(-a)

to be free of tax

ser isento de imposto

6. free (generous):

to be free with sth

ser generoso com a. c.

II . free [friː] ADV

free

gratuitamente

free of charge

grátis

for free inf

de graça

III . free [friː] VB trans

1. free (release):

free person, animal

soltar

free person, animal

livrar

to free sb/sth from sth

livrar alguém/a. c. de a. c.

2. free (make available):

free

liberar

frog [frɑːg, Brit frɒg] N

frog

rã f

to have a frog in one's throat fig

estar com a garganta irritada

I . fish <-(es)> [fɪʃ] N

1. fish:

fish ZOOL, FOOD

peixe m

Phrases:

fish and chips

peixe frito com batatas fritas

to feel like a fish out of water

sentir-se um peixe fora d'água

II . fish [fɪʃ] VB intr

fish

pescar

to fish for compliments

tentar arrancar elogios

III . fish [fɪʃ] VB trans

fish

pescar

rush¹ [rʌʃ] N BOT

rush

junco m

I . four [fɔːr, Brit fɔːʳ] ADJ

four

quatro inv

II . four [fɔːr, Brit fɔːʳ] N

four

quatro m

four (group of four)

quarteto m

to go on all fours

andar de gatinhas

in all four corners of the globe

nos quatro cantos do mundo

See also eight

eight [eɪt] ADJ

1. eight (number):

eight

oito inv

he is eight (years old)

ele tem oito anos

there are eight of us

somos oito

eight and a quarter/half

oito e um quarto/meio

2. eight (telling time):

eight o'clock

oito horas

it's eight o'clock

são oito horas

it's half past eight

são oito e meia

at eight twenty/thirty

às oito e vinte/meia

fur [fɜːr, Brit fɜːʳ] N

1. fur (animal hair):

fur

pele f

2. fur no pl:

fur chem, MED

crosta f

frugal [ˈfruːgl] ADJ

frugal

econômico(-a)

feud [fjuːd] N

feud

disputa f

a family feud

uma rixa entre famílias

flu [fluː] N no pl

flu

gripe f

flux [flʌks] N no pl

1. flux (change):

flux

movimento m contínuo

to be in a state of flux

estar em contínua transformação

2. flux MED:

flux

fluxo m

I . foul [faʊl] ADJ

foul

viciado(-a)

foul (character)

sórdido(-a)

foul smell

fétido(-a)

foul taste

repugnante(-a)

foul mood

péssimo

to be in a foul mood

estar de péssimo humor(-a)

to be in a foul mood weather

horrível

to be in a foul mood language

obsceno(-a)

II . foul [faʊl] N SPORTS

foul

falta f

III . foul [faʊl] VB trans

1. foul (pollute):

foul

sujar

foul

emporcalhar

2. foul SPORTS:

to foul sb

cometer uma falta em alguém

I . fun [fʌn] N no pl

fun

divertimento m

to do sth for fun

fazer a. c. por prazer

to have (a lot of) fun (with sb/sth)

divertir-se (muito) (com alguém/a. c.)

to make fun of sb

gozar alguém

II . fun [fʌn] ADJ inf

fun

um barato