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sleeve: noun
peeler: noun
sieve: I. noun II. transitive verb
pee: I. noun II. intransitive verb III. transitive verb
peek: I. noun II. intransitive verb
peel: I. noun II. transitive verb
peep: I. noun II. intransitive verb
peer: intransitive verb
eve: noun
peerage: noun
believe: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb
relieve: transitive verb
pensive: adjective and adverb
pervert: noun
beehive: noun

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sleeve [sliːv] N

1. sleeve of shirt:

sleeve

manga f

2. sleeve (cover):

sleeve

bucha f

3. sleeve (for record):

sleeve

capa f

peeler [ˈpiːlər, Brit -əʳ] N

peeler

descascador m

I . sieve [sɪv] N

sieve

peneira f

II . sieve [sɪv] VB trans

sieve

peneirar

I . pee [piː] inf N no pl

pee

xixi m

to take a pee

fazer xixi

II . pee [piː] inf VB intr

pee

fazer xixi

to pee in one's pants

fazer xixi na calça

III . pee [piː] inf VB trans

to pee oneself

urinar-se

to be peed off (be angry)

estar morto de raiva

I . peek [piːk] N

to take [or have] a peek at sth

dar uma olhada [or espiada] em a. c.

II . peek [piːk] VB intr

to peek at sth

dar uma olhada em a. c.

to peek at sth

espiar a. c.

I . peel [piːl] N

peel (skin)

pele f

peel (of fruit)

casca f

II . peel [piːl] VB trans (fruit, skin)

peel

descascar

I . peep¹ [piːp] N (sound)

peep of bird

pio m

peep of car horn

chiado m

II . peep¹ [piːp] VB intr

peep

piar

peer¹ [pɪr, Brit pɪəʳ] VB intr

to peer at sth

fixar os olhos em a. c.

to peer at sth

perscrutar a. c.

eve [iːv] N no pl

eve

véspera f

on the eve of

na véspera de

on the eve of fig

às vésperas de

Christmas Eve

Noite f de Natal

New Year's Eve

Noite f de Ano-Novo

peerage [ˈpɪrɪdʒ, Brit ˈpɪər-] N Brit

to be given a peerage

receber um título de nobreza

I . believe [bɪˈliːv] VB trans

believe

acreditar em

she couldn't believe her eyes

ela não conseguia acreditar no que via

I can't believe how ...

não consigo acreditar que ...

believe it or not, ...

acredite se quiser, ...

II . believe [bɪˈliːv] VB intr

believe in God, in a cause, etc.:

believe

acreditar

believe

crer

to believe in sth/sb

acreditar em a. c./alguém

to believe in sth/sb (be confident)

confiar

relieve [rɪˈliːv] VB trans

pensive [ˈpentsɪv] ADJ

pensive

pensativo(-a)

to be in a pensive mood

ficar pensativo

pervert¹ [ˈpɜːrvɜːrt, Brit ˈpɜːvɜːt] N

pervert

pervertido(-a) m (f)

beehive N

beehive

colmeia f

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Country it is not, and that might peeve some fans. en.wikipedia.org

One of my pet peeves is the concept of "annual" aircraft maintenance. www.aopa.org

However, the column would rarely actually be about music, as he would often write about his various enthusiasms, obsessions, pet peeves and problems instead. en.wikipedia.org

Now comes my pet peeve -- on-demand home cleaning services. yourstory.com

In one podcast he made a comment that his pet peeves are bare feet and getting wet. en.wikipedia.org

One of my pet peeves, but it is hard to get students to comply. www.poynter.org

Discuss expectations, pet peeves and habits with your new roommates. www.thefrisky.com

His pet peeve is when people drive slow in the far left lane on the freeway. en.wikipedia.org

He talks with a squeaky voice and his pet peeve is yucky stuff. en.wikipedia.org

What is your biggest pet peeve in soccer? www.kidzworld.com

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Translations for „peeve“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

sleeve [sliːv] N

1. sleeve of shirt:

2. sleeve (cover):

3. sleeve (for record):

peeler [ˈpiːlər, Brit -əʳ] N

I . sieve [sɪv] N

II . sieve [sɪv] VB trans

I . pee [piː] inf N no pl

II . pee [piː] inf VB intr

III . pee [piː] inf VB trans

I . peek [piːk] N

II . peek [piːk] VB intr

I . peel [piːl] N

II . peel [piːl] VB trans (fruit, skin)

I . peep1 [piːp] N (sound)

II . peep1 [piːp] VB intr

peer1 [pɪr, Brit pɪəʳ] VB intr

eve [iːv] N no pl

peerage [ˈpɪrɪdʒ, Brit ˈpɪər-] N Brit

I . believe [bɪˈliːv] VB trans

II . believe [bɪˈliːv] VB intr

believe in God, in a cause, etc.:

relieve [rɪˈliːv] VB trans

1. relieve (assist):

2. relieve pain:

3. relieve MIL:

4. relieve (urinate):

pensive [ˈpentsɪv] ADJ

pervert1 [ˈpɜːrvɜːrt, Brit ˈpɜːvɜːt] N

beehive N

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I . peep¹ [piːp] N (sound)

II . peep¹ [piːp] VB intr

peer¹ [pɪr, Brit pɪəʳ] VB intr

pervert¹ [ˈpɜːrvɜːrt, Brit ˈpɜːvɜːt] N