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kilt: noun
cult: noun
kept: verb
kit: noun
knit: I. intransitive verb II. transitive verb
knot: I. noun II. transitive verb
tilt: I. noun II. intransitive or transitive verb
belt: I. noun II. transitive verb
bolt: I. intransitive verb II. transitive verb III. noun IV. adverb
Celt: noun
colt: noun
felt: verb
gilt: adjective and adverb
halt: I. noun II. intransitive verb III. transitive verb
hilt: noun
jilt: transitive verb
jolt: I. noun II. transitive verb
malt: noun
melt: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb
pelt: noun

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kilt [kɪlt] N

kilt

kilt m (saia escocesa)

cult [kʌlt] N

1. cult (worship):

cult

culto m

fitness cult

culto ao corpo

2. cult (sect):

cult

seita f

kept [kept] VB

kept pt, pp of:

I . keep [kiːp] N

II . keep <kept, kept> [kiːp] VB trans

1. keep (continue in possession of):

keep

ficar com

keep the change

fique com o troco

2. keep (maintain):

keep

manter

to keep one's eyes fixed on sth/sb

não tirar os olhos de a. c./alguém

to keep sb waiting

deixar alguém esperando

to keep sth going

continuar com a. c. fig

3. keep (store):

keep silence, secret

guardar

keep me a place

me guarda um lugar inf

4. keep (have):

keep guesthouse

gerir

keep shop

ter

5. keep (fulfil):

keep

cumprir

to keep an appointment

comparecer a um compromisso

6. keep (record):

keep accounts

anotar

keep diary

manter

to keep time

marcar as horas

III . keep <kept, kept> [kiːp] VB intr

1. keep a. fig (stay fresh):

keep

conservar(-se)

2. keep (stay):

keep

permanecer

keep quiet!

fique quieto!

kit [kɪt] N

1. kit (set):

kit

conjunto m de utensílios

tool kit

caixa f de ferramentas

2. kit (parts to put together):

kit

kit m

I . knit [nɪt] VB intr

knit

tricotar

knit (with a machine)

tecer

II . knit [nɪt] VB trans

knit wool:

knit

tricotar

I . knot [nɑːt, Brit nɒt] N

knot

nó m

to tie/untie a knot

atar/desatar um nó

to tie the knot fig

casar-se

II . knot <-tt> [nɑːt, Brit nɒt] VB trans

knot

amarrar

I . tilt [tɪlt] N

tilt

inclinação f

(at) full tilt

a toda velocidade f

II . tilt [tɪlt] VB trans, intr

tilt

inclinar(-se)

to tilt towards sth

inclinar(-se) em direção a a. c.

I . belt [belt] N

1. belt FASHION:

belt (a. for waist, in car)

cinto m

belt (in martial arts)

faixa f

to be below the belt fig

ser um golpe baixo

to fasten one's belt

afivelar o cinto

to tighten one's belt fig

apertar o cinto

2. belt TECH (conveyor):

belt

correia f

3. belt (area):

belt

zona f

4. belt inf (punch, blow):

belt

bofetão m

II . belt [belt] VB trans inf (hit)

belt

dar um bofetão

I . bolt [boʊlt, Brit bəʊlt] VB intr

bolt

sair em disparada

II . bolt [boʊlt, Brit bəʊlt] VB trans

1. bolt food:

to bolt sth (down)

comer a. c. às pressas

2. bolt lock, door, window:

bolt

trancar

III . bolt [boʊlt, Brit bəʊlt] N

1. bolt on door:

bolt

ferrolho m

2. bolt (screw):

bolt

parafuso m

3. bolt of lightning:

bolt

raio m

a bolt from the blue

uma total surpresa

Phrases:

to make a bolt for the door

sair correndo pela porta

IV . bolt [boʊlt, Brit bəʊlt] ADV

bolt upright

bem ereto

Celt [kelt, selt] N HISTORY

Celt

celta mf

colt [koʊlt, Brit kəʊlt] N

colt

potro m

felt¹ [felt] VB

felt pt, pp of:

I . feel <felt, felt> [fiːl] VB intr + adj/n

feel

sentir-se

to feel well

sentir-se bem

to feel hot/cold

sentir calor/frio

to feel hungry/thirsty

sentir fome/sede

to feel like a walk

ter vontade de caminhar

to feel sick

estar enjoado

II . feel <felt, felt> [fiːl] VB trans

1. feel (experience):

feel

experimentar

2. feel (think, believe):

to feel (that) ...

achar (que)...

3. feel (touch):

feel

tocar

feel pulse

tomar

III . feel <felt, felt> [fiːl] N

1. feel no pl (texture):

feel

sensação f

2. feel no pl (act of touching):

feel

tato m

gilt [gɪlt] ADJ

gilt

dourado(-a)

I . halt [hɔːlt, Brit hɒlt] N no pl

halt flow

pausa f

halt train

parada f

to bring sth/sb to a halt

fazer a. c./alguém parar

to grind to a halt

parar completamente

II . halt [hɔːlt, Brit hɒlt] VB intr

halt

parar

III . halt [hɔːlt, Brit hɒlt] VB trans

halt

interromper

hilt [hɪlt] N

hilt

cabo m (de arma, espada)

(up) to the hilt

completamente

jilt [dʒɪlt] VB trans

jilt

dar o fora em inf

to jilt sb fiancé

romper o noivado com alguém

to jilt sb partner

romper o namoro com alguém

I . jolt [dʒoʊlt, Brit dʒəʊlt] N

1. jolt (sudden jerk):

jolt

solavanco m

2. jolt (shock):

jolt

choque m

II . jolt [dʒoʊlt, Brit dʒəʊlt] VB trans

jolt

sacolejar

malt [mɔːlt] N no pl

malt

malte m

I . melt [melt] VB trans

melt metal

fundir

melt ice, chocolate

derreter

II . melt [melt] VB intr

1. melt:

melt metal

fundir-se

melt ice, chocolate

derreter-se

to melt in one's mouth

desmanchar na boca

2. melt fig:

melt

amolecer

pelt¹ [pelt] N (skin)

pelt

couro m

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kilt [kɪlt] N

cult [kʌlt] N

1. cult (worship):

2. cult (sect):

kept [kept] VB

kept pt, pp of:

See also keep

I . keep [kiːp] N

1. keep no pl (livelihood):

2. keep HISTORY (castle tower):

3. keep fig:

II . keep <kept, kept> [kiːp] VB trans

1. keep (continue in possession of):

2. keep (maintain):

3. keep (store):

4. keep (have):

5. keep (fulfil):

6. keep (record):

III . keep <kept, kept> [kiːp] VB intr

1. keep a. fig (stay fresh):

2. keep (stay):

kit [kɪt] N

1. kit (set):

2. kit (parts to put together):

I . knit [nɪt] VB intr

II . knit [nɪt] VB trans

knit wool:

I . knot [nɑːt, Brit nɒt] N

II . knot <-tt> [nɑːt, Brit nɒt] VB trans

I . tilt [tɪlt] N

II . tilt [tɪlt] VB trans, intr

I . belt [belt] N

1. belt FASHION:

2. belt TECH (conveyor):

3. belt (area):

4. belt inf (punch, blow):

II . belt [belt] VB trans inf (hit)

I . bolt [boʊlt, Brit bəʊlt] VB intr

II . bolt [boʊlt, Brit bəʊlt] VB trans

1. bolt food:

2. bolt lock, door, window:

III . bolt [boʊlt, Brit bəʊlt] N

1. bolt on door:

2. bolt (screw):

3. bolt of lightning:

Phrases:

IV . bolt [boʊlt, Brit bəʊlt] ADV

Celt [kelt, selt] N HISTORY

colt [koʊlt, Brit kəʊlt] N

felt1 [felt] VB

felt pt, pp of:

See also feel

I . feel <felt, felt> [fiːl] VB intr + adj/n

II . feel <felt, felt> [fiːl] VB trans

1. feel (experience):

2. feel (think, believe):

3. feel (touch):

III . feel <felt, felt> [fiːl] N

1. feel no pl (texture):

2. feel no pl (act of touching):

gilt [gɪlt] ADJ

I . halt [hɔːlt, Brit hɒlt] N no pl

II . halt [hɔːlt, Brit hɒlt] VB intr

III . halt [hɔːlt, Brit hɒlt] VB trans

hilt [hɪlt] N

jilt [dʒɪlt] VB trans

I . jolt [dʒoʊlt, Brit dʒəʊlt] N

1. jolt (sudden jerk):

2. jolt (shock):

II . jolt [dʒoʊlt, Brit dʒəʊlt] VB trans

malt [mɔːlt] N no pl

I . melt [melt] VB trans

II . melt [melt] VB intr

1. melt:

2. melt fig:

pelt1 [pelt] N (skin)

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felt¹ [felt] VB

pelt¹ [pelt] N (skin)