Translations for „hooey“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

gooey ADJ inf

gooey

grudento(-a)

hoodie, hoody [ˈhʊdi] N

hoodie

jaqueta de moletom ou plush com capuz

honey [ˈhʌni] N no pl

1. honey FOOD:

honey

mel m

2. honey (darling):

honey

querido(a) m (f)

hooker [ˈhʊkər, Brit -əʳ] N Am, Aus inf

hooker

prostituta f

I . hoover [ˈhuːvər, Brit -əʳ] N Brit, Aus

hoover

aspirador m de pó

II . hoover [ˈhuːvər, Brit -əʳ] VB trans, intr

hoover

passar aspirador de pó

hockey [ˈhɑːki, Brit ˈhɒki] N no pl

hockey

hóquei m

ice hockey

hóquei no gelo

phoney <-ier, -iest> [ˈfoʊni, Brit ˈfəʊ-] ADJ inf

phoney person, address

falso(-a)

phoney documents

falsificado(-a)

hood [hʊd] N

1. hood (for head):

hood

capuz m

2. hood Am AUTO:

hood

capô m

hoof <hooves [or hoofs]> [hʊf, Brit huːf] N

hoof

casco m

hoop [huːp] N

hoop

arco m

hook [hʊk] N (for holding)

hook

gancho m

to leave the phone off the hook

deixar o telefone fora do gancho

to leave the phone off the hook (for clothes)

cabide m (com ganchos)

to leave the phone off the hook (in fishing)

anzol m

I . hoot [huːt] VB intr

1. hoot owl:

hoot

piar

2. hoot (with horn):

hoot

dar toque de buzina

II . hoot [huːt] N

hoot (of owl)

pio m

hoot (of horn)

buzinada f

hobby <-ies> [ˈhɑːbi, Brit ˈhɒbi] N

hobby

passatempo m

hole [hoʊl, Brit həʊl] N

1. hole (hollow space):

hole

buraco m

to dig a hole

cavar um buraco

to dig a hole

furo m

to make a hole through the wall

fazer um furo na parede

2. hole (in golf):

hole

buraco m

holly [ˈhɑːli, Brit ˈhɒli] N no pl

holly

azevinho m

holy <-ier, -iest> [ˈhoʊli, Brit ˈhəʊ-] ADJ (sacred)

holy city, scriptures

sagrado(-a)

holy water

bento(-a)

I . home [hoʊm, Brit həʊm] N

1. home (residence):

home

casa f

at home

em casa

away from home

fora de casa

make yourself at home

fique à vontade

to leave home

sair de casa

2. home (family):

home

lar m

Phrases:

home (institution)

asilo m

home (for old people)

asilo m para pessoas idosas

children's home

orfanato m

II . home [hoʊm, Brit həʊm] ADV

to be home

estar em casa

to go/come home

ir/vir para casa

III . home [hoʊm, Brit həʊm] ADJ

1. home (from own country):

home

nacional

2. home (from own area):

home

local

home team

da casa

the home ground

a terra natal

hone [hoʊn, Brit həʊn] VB trans

hone (sharpen)

afiar

hone fig (refine)

refinar

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Therefore, all this fuss about concussions is just so much misguided hooey.

health.usnews.com

And then gradually, as the film unfolds, there are tricks and surprises and sentimental bits of hooey that were so flabbergasting.

www.npr.org

This may be a lot of hooey, and certainly the least concrete of our observations.

www.rochestercitynewspaper.com

As for that trippy aspect of the film, fans will claim cosmic epiphany where detractors may cry mystical hooey.

www.independent.com

The audience will only accept so much until it becomes hooey.

www.ft.com

There is some truth in this, but mostly it's a lot of hooey.

www.thespec.com

One particular excuse, however -- that the fest is the only place to see certain rare movies -- was a load of hooey.

www.canadianbusiness.com

The stories are a load of hooey, concocted over a bottle of scotch and a case of beer by its developers.

www.slate.com

They want just enough intelligence-agency hooey to make the unbelievable seem somewhat real.

en.wikipedia.org

Bizarrely, most historians take this hooey for fact.

www.independent.co.uk