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night: noun
neigh: I. noun II. intransitive verb
high: I. adjective and adverb II. noun
sigh: I. noun II. intransitive verb
thigh: noun
weigh: I. intransitive verb II. transitive verb
niche: noun
nightgown: noun
nightly: I. adverb II. adjective and adverb
nine: adjective and adverb
nil: noun
nip: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb
nib: noun
nit: noun
nick: I. noun II. transitive verb
nice: adjective and adverb
ugh: interjection
nag: noun
sleigh: noun

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night [naɪt] N

night

noite f

at night

à noite

during the night

durante a noite

good night!

boa noite!

last night

a noite passada

ten o'clock at night

às dez horas da noite

where were you on the night of the 12th?

onde você estava na noite do dia 12?

I . neigh [neɪ] N

neigh

relincho m

II . neigh [neɪ] VB intr

neigh

relinchar

I . high [haɪ] ADJ

1. high (above average, elevated):

high

alto(-a)

one meter high and three meters wide

um metro de altura e três metros de largura

to have a high opinion of sb

ter alguém em alta estima

2. high (important, eminent):

high

importante

high points

pontos importantes

of high rank

de alta hierarquia

to have friends in high places

ter amigos nos altos escalões

to have friends in high places (regarding job)

ter amigos influentes

3. high (under influence of drugs):

high

drogado(-a)

to be high on sth

estar viajando por causa de a. c. inf

4. high (of high frequency, shrill):

high

agudo(-a)

a high note

uma nota aguda

II . high [haɪ] N

high

alta f

an all-time high

uma alta recorde

to reach a record high

atingir um nível recorde

I . sigh [saɪ] N

sigh

suspiro m

II . sigh [saɪ] VB intr

sigh

suspirar

thigh [θaɪ] N

thigh

coxa f

I . weigh [weɪ] VB intr

weigh

pesar

II . weigh [weɪ] VB trans

weigh

pesar

to weigh oneself

pesar-se

to weigh one's words

pesar as palavras

to weigh sth against sth fig

ponderar a. c. com relação a a. c.

niche [nɪtʃ, Brit niːʃ] N

1. niche (position):

niche

nicho m

2. niche (hollow):

niche

reentrância f

nightgown N Am, nightie N inf

nightgown

camisola f

I . nightly ADV

nightly

toda noite

II . nightly ADJ

nightly

noturno(-a)

nine [naɪn] ADJ

nine

nove

nine times out of ten

quase sempre

eight [eɪt] ADJ

1. eight (number):

eight

oito inv

he is eight (years old)

ele tem oito anos

there are eight of us

somos oito

eight and a quarter/half

oito e um quarto/meio

2. eight (telling time):

eight o'clock

oito horas

it's eight o'clock

são oito horas

it's half past eight

são oito e meia

at eight twenty/thirty

às oito e vinte/meia

nil [nɪl] N no pl

1. nil (nothing):

nil

nada m

2. nil Brit (no score):

nil

zero m

I . nip¹ <-pp-> [nɪp] VB trans

1. nip (bite):

nip

morder

2. nip (pinch, squeeze):

nip

beliscar

nip

apertar

II . nip¹ <-pp-> [nɪp] VB intr

1. nip (bite):

to nip at sb

morder alguém

2. nip esp Brit, Aus inf (go quickly):

nip

ir depressa

to nip along

deslocar-se rápido

nib [nɪb] N (of a pen)

nib

ponta f

nit [nɪt] N

1. nit (insect):

nit

lêndea f

2. nit Brit, Aus pej inf (stupid person):

nit

pateta mf

I . nick [nɪk] N

1. nick (chip in surface):

nick

entalhe m

nick

incisão f

2. nick fig:

in the nick of time

na hora H

II . nick [nɪk] VB trans

nice [naɪs] ADJ

1. nice (pleasant, agreeable):

nice

agradável

nice weather

bom m

nice and big

grande e agradável

nice to meet you

prazer em conhecê-lo

have a nice day!

tenha um bom dia

the cat's fur is nice and soft

o pelo do gato é gostoso e macio

2. nice:

nice (amiable)

simpático(-a)

nice (kind)

gentil

to be nice of sb to do sth

ser gentil da parte de alguém fazer a. c.

to be nice to sb

ser simpático com alguém

he's a really nice guy inf

ele é um cara bem legal

3. nice:

nice (subtle)

sutil

nice (fine)

fino(-a)

ugh [ɜːh, ʌg,] INTERJ inf

ugh

nag¹ [næg] N (horse)

nag

rocim m

sleigh [sleɪ] N

sleigh

trenó m

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It is also (in principle) possible to hand edit a recursive ascent parser, whereas a tabular implementation is nigh unreadable to the average human. en.wikipedia.org

The island is uninhabited due to its small size and tall cliffs flanking it, making it nigh on impossible for boats to land there. en.wikipedia.org

This song tells the story of an unnamed girl whose lover has been gone for nigh on a year. en.wikipedia.org

People around the place were frightened of these dogs, and nobody ever cared to come nigh the place. en.wikipedia.org

Aw's varry weel, thank ye, but yor day is nigh ower. en.wikipedia.org

In the winter of 1922-23 his diabetes deteriorated badly after an attack of bronchitis and the end of his life seemed nigh. en.wikipedia.org

Criticism was leveled at its steep learning curve and nigh-impossible battles, and the resulting emphasis on level-grinding. en.wikipedia.org

He had an undead girl as a puppet made out of a nigh indestructible substance. en.wikipedia.org

Ah, my heart is nigh breaking with longing and pain. en.wikipedia.org

It is also (nominally) possible to hand edit a recursive ascent parser, whereas a tabular implementation is nigh unreadable to the average human. en.wikipedia.org

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Translations for „nigh“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary (Go to Portuguese » English)

night [naɪt] N

I . neigh [neɪ] N

II . neigh [neɪ] VB intr

I . high [haɪ] ADJ

1. high (above average, elevated):

2. high (important, eminent):

3. high (under influence of drugs):

4. high (of high frequency, shrill):

II . high [haɪ] N

I . sigh [saɪ] N

II . sigh [saɪ] VB intr

thigh [θaɪ] N

I . weigh [weɪ] VB intr

II . weigh [weɪ] VB trans

niche [nɪtʃ, Brit niːʃ] N

1. niche (position):

2. niche (hollow):

nightgown N Am, nightie N inf

I . nightly ADV

II . nightly ADJ

nine [naɪn] ADJ

See also eight

eight [eɪt] ADJ

1. eight (number):

2. eight (telling time):

nil [nɪl] N no pl

1. nil (nothing):

2. nil Brit (no score):

I . nip1 <-pp-> [nɪp] VB trans

1. nip (bite):

2. nip (pinch, squeeze):

II . nip1 <-pp-> [nɪp] VB intr

1. nip (bite):

2. nip esp Brit, Aus inf (go quickly):

nib [nɪb] N (of a pen)

nit [nɪt] N

1. nit (insect):

2. nit Brit, Aus pej inf (stupid person):

I . nick [nɪk] N

1. nick (chip in surface):

2. nick fig:

II . nick [nɪk] VB trans

1. nick:

2. nick esp Brit, Aus inf (steal):

3. nick esp Brit inf (arrest):

nice [naɪs] ADJ

1. nice (pleasant, agreeable):

2. nice:

3. nice:

ugh [ɜːh, ʌg,] INTERJ inf

nag1 [næg] N (horse)

sleigh [sleɪ] N

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I . nip¹ <-pp-> [nɪp] VB trans

II . nip¹ <-pp-> [nɪp] VB intr

nag¹ [næg] N (horse)