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I . patent [ˈpætənt, Brit ˈpeɪt-] N LAW

patente f

to take out a patent on sth

registrar a patente de a. c.

II . patent [ˈpætənt, Brit ˈpeɪt-] ADJ form (unconcealed)

III . patent [ˈpætənt, Brit ˈpeɪt-] VB trans LAW

patient [ˈpeɪʃnt] ADJ N MED

paciente mf

to be patient with sth/sb

ser paciente com a. c./alguém

pattern [ˈpæt̬ərn, Brit -tən] N

pattern (model)

padrão m

pattern art

desenho m

pattern FASHION

molde m

patter [ˈpæt̬ər, Brit ˈpætəʳ] N no pl

1. patter (of rain):

2. patter (clever talk):

lábia f

beaten

beaten pp of:

See also beat

I . beat [biːt] N

1. beat:

beat (of heart)

beat (of pulse)

beat (of drum)

batida f

2. beat MUS:

beat (tempo)

beat (rhythm)

ritmo m

3. beat (policeman's rounds):

beat

ronda f policial

II . beat [biːt] ADJ inf (tired)

III . beat <beat, beaten> [biːt] VB trans

1. beat (strike):

beat a. metal, eggs

bater

beat carpet

to beat sb black and blue

deixar alguém roxo de pancadas

to beat a confession out of sb

arrancar uma confissão de alguém

2. beat wings:

beat

bater

3. beat (defeat):

beat

it beats me why ...

não entendo porque ...

if you can't beat them, join them prov

se não pode vencê-los, junte-se a eles

4. beat MUS:

bater

Phrases:

beat it! Am sl

cai fora!

IV . beat <beat, beaten> [biːt] VB intr

1. beat (pulsate):

beat a. wings, drum, rain

bater

Phrases:

to beat around the bush fig

usar de rodeios

patron [ˈpeɪtrən] N

mecenas nas m inv

patrocinador(a) m (f)

patron (in shop)

fatten [ˈfætən] VB trans

sweets are very fattening

doces engordam muito

to fatten an animal on sth

engordar um animal à base de a. c.

fasten [ˈfæsən, Brit ˈfɑːsən] VB trans

1. fasten (do up):

2. fasten (fix securely):

to fasten sth together

I . hasten [ˈheɪsn] VB intr

to hasten to do sth

apressar-se para fazer a. c.

II . hasten [ˈheɪsn] VB trans

hasten course

hasten death

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Depending upon local custom, the chalice and paten may already be on the altar from the beginning of the service. en.wikipedia.org

A half uncovering of the chalice and paten here. en.wikipedia.org

The celebrant receives the paten with the host. en.wikipedia.org

The church's plate also includes a cup and cover paten of 1629. en.wikipedia.org

The items, which included chalices and patens, were taken from the college chapel while it was open to the public. en.wikipedia.org

The subdeacon then takes then covers the chalice and paten with the chalice veil and carries them to the credence table. en.wikipedia.org

The material on the table may be limited to the chalice and paten, a cloth covering and, in some instances, the prayer book. en.wikipedia.org

He then arranges the four pieces crosswise on the edge of the diskos (paten). en.wikipedia.org

Of the whole collection, only one chalice, one paten and two flagons survive. en.wikipedia.org

The cardinal deacon elevated the paten to the height of his forehead so that it was seen by the people and the pope. en.wikipedia.org

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