Translations for „letesz“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

detest [dɪˈtest] VB trans

detest

detestar

legless [ˈlegləs] ADJ

1. legless (without legs):

legless

sem pernas

2. legless Brit inf (drunk):

legless

de porre

lectern [ˈlektərn, Brit -tən] N REL

lectern

atril m

letter [ˈlet̬ər, Brit -təʳ] N

1. letter (message):

letter

carta f

2. letter (symbol):

letter

letra f

let in VB trans

let in light, person:

let in

deixar entrar

to let oneself in for sth

meter-se em a. c.

let on VB intr inf (divulge)

to let on about sth

revelar a. c.

let up VB intr

1. let up (become weaker, stop):

let up

abater-se

let up cold

amenizar

let up fog

dispersar

let up rain

diminuir

2. let up (relent):

let up

transigir

lethal [ˈliːθl] ADJ

lethal poison

letal

lethal weapon

mortal

let <let, let> [let] VB trans

let

deixar

let's go!

vamos!

let's see

vamos ver

to let go of sth

largar a. c.

to let oneself go

soltar-se

to let sb do sth

deixar alguém fazer a. c.

to let sb know sth

deixar alguém saber de a. c.

I . less [les] comp of ADJ (in degree, quantity, size)

less

menos

II . less [les] comp of ADV

less

menos

less than ...

menos que ...

to drink less

beber menos

III . less [les] comp of PRON

less

menos

less and less

cada vez menos

See also little

I . little [ˈlɪt̬l, Brit -tl] ADJ

1. little (in size, age):

little

pequeno(-a)

the little ones inf

as crianças

2. little (amount):

little

pouco(-a)

little by little

pouco a pouco

a little bit (of sth)

um pouco (de a. c.)

a little something

um pouco

3. little (duration):

little

pouco tempo

for a little while

por pouco tempo

II . little [ˈlɪt̬l, Brit -tl] ADV

little

pouco

little more than an hour

um pouco mais de uma hora

III . little [ˈlɪt̬l, Brit -tl] PRON

little

pouco

lest [lest] CONJ liter

1. lest (for fear that):

lest

temendo que +subj

2. lest (if):

lest

caso +subj

leaves [liːvz] N

leaves pl of:

See also leaf

I . leaf <leaves> [liːf] N

leaf

folha f

to take a leaf from sb's book

arrancar uma folha do livro de alguém

II . leaf [liːf] VB intr

to leaf through sth

folhear a. c.