Translations for „kłamst“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

I . blast [blæst, Brit blɑːst] VB trans

1. blast (with explosive):

blast

fazer explodir

2. blast inf (criticize):

blast

arrasar

II . blast [blæst, Brit blɑːst] N

1. blast:

blast (explosion)

explosão f

blast (of air)

rajada f

2. blast (noise):

blast

estrondo m

(at) full blast a. fig

no volume máximo

(at) full blast a. fig

a todo vapor

3. blast Am sl:

blast

curtição f

the party was a blast

a festa foi um arraso

III . blast [blæst, Brit blɑːst] INTERJ Brit dated inf

blast it!

dane-se!

last¹ [læst, Brit lɑːst] N

last

último m

latest [ˈleɪt̬ɪst, Brit -t-] ADJ

latest superl of late:

latest

último(-a)

at the latest

no mais tardar

his latest movie

seu último filme

See also late

I . late [leɪt] ADJ

1. late (after appointed time):

late

atrasado(-a)

the train was an hour late

o trem estava uma hora atrasado

2. late (occurring after the usual time):

late

tardio(-a)

in late summer

no fim do verão

3. late (deceased):

late

falecido(-a)

4. late (recent):

late combat

recente(-a)

late news

último

II . late [leɪt] ADV

1. late (after usual time):

late

tarde

to work late

trabalhar até tarde

2. late (at advanced time):

late at night

tarde da noite

late in the day

no final do dia

3. late (recently):

of late

ultimamente

I . blame [bleɪm] VB trans

blame

culpar

to blame sb for sth

culpar alguém por a. c.

to blame sth on sb

pôr a culpa de a. c. em alguém

to be to blame (for sth)

ter a culpa de a. c.

I don't blame you

não era para menos

you can't blame her for moving out

não foi à toa que ela se mudou

II . blame [bleɪm] N no pl

blame

culpa f

to put the blame on sb

pôr a culpa em alguém

to take the blame (for sth)

assumir a culpa (de a. c.)

I . clamp [klæmp] N ARCHIT

clamp

braçadeira f

II . clamp [klæmp] VB trans

1. clamp (fasten together):

clamp

prender

2. clamp Brit (immobilize a vehicle):

to clamp a car

travar a roda de um carro (com um jacaré)

flame [fleɪm] N

1. flame:

flame

chama f

to burst into flame

pegar fogo

2. flame (lover):

(old) flame

(antiga) paixão f

llama [ˈlɑːmə] N

llama

lhama f

clammy ADJ

clammy

frio e úmido(fria e úmida)

clammy

pegajoso(-a)

I . clamor [ˈklæmər] N Am, clamour [-məʳ] N Brit

clamor

clamor m

II . clamor [ˈklæmər] N Am, clamour [-məʳ] VB intr

to clamor for sth

clamar por a. c.

glamor [ˈglæmər, Brit -əʳ] N no pl Am, Aus

glamor

glamour m

I . lament [ləˈment] N

lament MUS, LIT

elegia f

II . lament [ləˈment] VB trans

lament

lamentar

III . lament [ləˈment] VB intr

to lament (over sth)

lamentar-se (de a. c.)

beast [biːst] N

1. beast (animal):

beast

besta f

2. beast pej inf (person):

beast

animal m

boast [boʊst, Brit bəʊst] VB intr

boast

gabar-se

to boast about/of sth

vangloriar-se de a. c.