Translations for „hauteur“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

chauffeur [ʃoʊˈfər, Brit ˈʃəʊfəʳ] N

chauffeur

motorista mf

haunted ADJ

1. haunted (by ghosts):

haunted

assombrado(-a)

haunted house

casa mal-assombrada

2. haunted (troubled):

haunted

atormentado(-a)

I . amateur [ˈæmətʃər, Brit -ətəʳ] N

amateur

amador(a) m (f)

II . amateur [ˈæmətʃər, Brit -ətəʳ] ADJ

amateur photographer, tennis player:

amateur

amador(a)

amateur

diletante

I . harbor [ˈhɑːrbər] Am, Aus, harbour [Brit ˈhɑːbəʳ] N

harbor

porto m

fishing harbor

porto pesqueiro

II . harbor [ˈhɑːrbər] Am, Aus, harbour [Brit ˈhɑːbəʳ] VB trans

1. harbor doubts, resentment, suspicion:

harbor

nutrir

to harbor a grudge against sb

nutrir rancor por alguém

2. harbor refugee:

harbor

dar guarida a

haste [heɪst] N no pl

haste

pressa f

more haste less speed prov

devagar se vai longe prov

to be in haste

estar com pressa

I . hate [heɪt] N

hate

ódio m

II . hate [heɪt] VB trans

1. hate:

hate

odiar

to hate sb for sth [or for doing sth]

odiar alguém por (fazer) a. c.

to hate sb's guts inf

ter ódio mortal de alguém

Phrases:

I hate to bother you but ...

lamento incomodá-lo mas ...

I . hasten [ˈheɪsn] VB intr

hasten

apressar-se

to hasten to do sth

apressar-se para fazer a. c.

II . hasten [ˈheɪsn] VB trans

hasten course

acelerar

hasten death

apressar

hamster [ˈhæmstər, Brit -əʳ] N

hamster

hamster m

I . neuter [ˈnuːt̬ər, Brit ˈnjuːtəʳ] ADJ

1. neuter LING:

neuter

neutro(-a)

2. neuter (sexless):

neuter

assexuado(-a)

II . neuter [ˈnuːt̬ər, Brit ˈnjuːtəʳ] VB trans

neuter

castrar

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Yet she chooses targets and themes with something of her subject's high-born hauteur.

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Hauteur and mischievousness seem the twin forces of his genius.

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The play is full of moments of punctured aristocratic hauteur.

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Fashion, fromage and hauteur, we have learned to accept.

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Her expression never warms from two degrees below thunderous; her dowager's face is crinkled with the papery hauteur of the highborn.

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Where has all the hauteur gone?

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Each has the icy hauteur of a countess who believes herself to have been snubbed by a woman of lower social rank.

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Add in elements of class and privileged education, and hauteur flourishes.

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They are, indeed, wholly devoid of hauteur.

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And with negligent hauteur she indicated me.

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