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prince: noun
pinch: I. transitive verb II. noun
mince: noun
since
wince: intransitive verb
pence: noun
pincers: noun
quince: noun
pounce: intransitive verb
dance: I. intransitive or transitive verb II. noun
fence: I. noun II. intransitive verb III. transitive verb
hence: adverb
lance: I. noun II. transitive verb
ounce: noun
finance: transitive verb
licence: noun
pinion: transitive verb
pin-up: noun
bounce: I. intransitive verb II. transitive verb III. noun
chance: I. noun II. transitive verb

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prince [prɪnts] N

Prince Charming

príncipe encantado

I . pinch [pɪntʃ] VB trans

1. pinch (nip, tweak):

to pinch oneself fig

2. pinch (be too tight):

3. pinch inf (steal):

Phrases:

to pinch pennies

apertar o cinto

II . pinch [pɪntʃ] N

1. pinch (nip):

at a pinch, in a pinch Am

em último caso

to feel the pinch

passar por um aperto

2. pinch (small quantity):

pitada f

to take sth with a pinch of salt esp Brit

ficar com o pé atrás diante de a. c.

mince [mɪns] N no pl Aus, Brit

since Info

wince [wɪns] VB intr

1. wince (in pain):

2. wince (in embarrassment):

to wince at sth

retrair-se com a. c.

pence [pens] N

pence pl of:

See also penny , penny

penny Info

a forma plural de penny é pence: “The newspaper costs 50 pence.”; mas para se referir a várias moedas de pêni, usa-se pennies: “There are ten pennies in my purse.”

penny <pennies [or pence]> [ˈpeni] N

1. penny Am:

(um) centavo m moeda divisionária do dólar

2. penny Brit:

pêni m moeda cujo valor corresponde a um centésimo da libra

3. penny fig:

they're ten a penny

eles não valem um tostão furado

pincers [ˈpɪntsərz, Brit -səz] N

pincers ZOOL

pinça f

pincers (tool)

alicate m

quince [kwɪns] N no pl

marmelo m

pounce [paʊns] VB intr

lançar-se sobre

to pounce on sth

lançar-se sobre a. c.

to pounce on an opportunity

agarrar uma oportunidade

I . dance <-cing> [dænts, Brit dɑːnts] VB intr, trans

to dance with joy

pular de alegria

II . dance [dænts, Brit dɑːnts] N

dança f

baile m

I . fence [fens] N

cerca f

to sit on the fence

ficar em cima do muro

II . fence [fens] VB intr SPORTS

praticar esgrima

III . fence [fens] VB trans (enclose)

to fence sth (in)

hence [hens] ADV

1. hence (therefore):

2. hence after n (from now):

daqui a

two years hence

daqui a dois anos

I . lance [læns, Brit lɑːns] N MIL

lança f

II . lance [læns, Brit lɑːns] VB trans MED

ounce [aʊns] N

onça f (28,4 g)

finance [ˈfaɪnænts] VB trans

licence N esp Brit

See also license

I . license [ˈlaɪsənts] VB trans

II . license [ˈlaɪsənts] N Am

1. license (document):

autorização f

driver's license Am, driving license esp Brit

carteira f de habilitação

under license

sob autorização

2. license no pl form (freedom):

pinion¹ [ˈpɪnjən] VB trans

amarrar os braços

pin-up N

1. pin-up (poster):

pôster m (de homem ou mulher atraente)

2. pin-up:

pin-up (man)

modelo m

pin-up (girl)

pinup f

I . bounce [baʊnts] VB intr

bounce ball

bounce check

II . bounce [baʊnts] VB trans

to bounce a check

devolver um cheque

to bounce an idea off sb

pedir a opinião de alguém

to be bounced into doing sth esp Brit

ser forçado a fazer a. c.

to be bounced from sth (thrown out)

ser expulso de a. c.

to be bounced from sth (fired)

ser demitido de a. c.

III . bounce [baʊnts] N

1. bounce:

bounce (rebound)

rebote m

bounce (in economy, sales)

salto m

2. bounce no pl (vitality):

I . chance [tʃæns, Brit tʃɑːns] N

1. chance no pl (random force):

chance f

2. chance no pl (likelihood):

possibilidade f

an outside chance

uma hipótese remota

chances are that ...

existe a possibilidade de ...

there's not much of a chance of my coming to the party

é pouco provável que eu venha à festa

is he coming by any chance?

por acaso ele vem?

3. chance (opportunity):

to give sb a chance (to do sth)

dar uma chance a alguém (de fazer a. c.)

4. chance (risk):

risco m

to take a chance

assumir um risco

don't take chances

não se arrisque

II . chance [tʃæns, Brit tʃɑːns] VB trans

to chance it

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English

His attire consists of a three-piece suit, accompanied by a pocketwatch, spats, patent leather shoes and a pair of pince-nez. en.wikipedia.org

He keeps a pair of thick-lensed reading glasses ("pince-nez") on a black fabric lanyard in his coat's left inside breast pocket. en.wikipedia.org

The man has a moustache and is wearing a pince-nez. en.wikipedia.org

Historical types include the "pince-nez", monocle, lorgnette, and scissors-glasses. en.wikipedia.org

For a few 20s, one can purchase a pair of foldout glasses that clip onto one's cellphone like futuristic pince-nez. www.theglobeandmail.com

He had a cheeseburger for a head, and sported a top hat, a diplomat's sash, and a pair of pince-nez spectacles. en.wikipedia.org

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