Translations for „pei“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

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

pea [piː] N

pea

ervilha f

to be like two peas in a pod

ser cara de um focinho do outro

I . peg [peg] N

peg (for coat)

gancho m

peg (in furniture, for tent)

estaca f

peg (in mountain climbing, on guitar)

trava f

clothes peg

pregador m (de roupa)

to take sb down a peg or two

baixar a crista de alguém

to feel like a square peg in a round hole

sentir-se deslocado

II . peg <-gg-> [peg] VB trans

peg

pendurar com pregador

pen¹ [pen] N

1. pen (fountain pen):

pen

caneta f

2. pen (ballpoint):

pen

esferográfica f

to put pen to paper

escrever

per [pɜːr, Brit pɜːʳ] PREP

per

por

$5 per kilo

$5 por quilo

100 km per hour

100 km por hora

as per usual

como de costume

I . pet¹ [pet] N

pet

animal m de estimação

pet (person)

xodó m

she's the teacher's pet

ela é o xodó da professora

II . pet¹ [pet] ADJ

1. pet animal:

pet

de estimação

2. pet theory:

pet

favorito(-a)

pew [pjuː] N

pew

banco m (de igreja)

I . peep² N

to have a peep at sth

dar uma olhadela em a. c.

II . peep² VB intr

to peep at sth

espiar a. c.

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

peer¹ [pɪr, Brit pɪəʳ] VB intr

to peer at sth

fixar os olhos em a. c.

to peer at sth

perscrutar a. c.

I . peak [piːk] N

1. peak (of mountain):

peak

cume m

peak

pico m

peak fig

auge m

2. peak Brit (of cap):

peak

viseira f

II . peak [piːk] VB intr

peak career

atingir o apogeu

peak figures

atingir o ponto máximo

peal [piːl] N

peal of bell:

peal

repique m

a peal of thunder

uma trovoada

a peal of laughter

uma gargalhada

pear [per, Brit peəʳ] N

pear

pera f

peat [piːt] N no pl

peat

turfa f

I . peck [pek] N

1. peck (by bird):

peck

bicada f

2. peck (kiss):

peck

beijoca f

a peck on the cheek

uma beijoca na bochecha

II . peck [pek] VB trans

1. peck bird:

peck

bicar

2. peck (kiss):

peck

dar beijocas

III . peck [pek] VB intr

peck

resmungar

pelt¹ [pelt] N (skin)

pelt

couro m

I . perk [pɜːrk, Brit pɜːk] N

perk advantage:

perk

mordomia f

II . perk [pɜːrk, Brit pɜːk] VB intr

to perk up (cheer up)

animar-se

to perk up (improve)

recuperar-se

pert [pɜːrt, Brit pɜːt] ADJ

pert

atrevido(-a)

pest [pest] N

1. pest (insect, animal):

pest

praga f

2. pest inf (person):

pest

peste mf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Pei himself considered the project a success, even as he worried about the arrangement of its elements.

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Pei writes, the potato, for its part, was in disrepute some centuries ago.

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